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Schwinn Breaker MTB Hardtail Mens, Hydraulic disc brakes, 10-speed, 29" | M & S sizes (with code) - sold by Pacific-Cycle (UK Mainland)
Schwinn Breaker MTB Hardtail Mens, Hydraulic disc brakes, 10-speed, 29" | M & S sizes (with code) - sold by Pacific-Cycle (UK Mainland)
Schwinn Breaker MTB Hardtail Mens, Hydraulic disc brakes, 10-speed, 29" | M & S sizes (with code) - sold by Pacific-Cycle (UK Mainland)
Schwinn Breaker MTB Hardtail Mens, Hydraulic disc brakes, 10-speed, 29" | M & S sizes (with code) - sold by Pacific-Cycle (UK Mainland)
Schwinn Breaker MTB Hardtail Mens, Hydraulic disc brakes, 10-speed, 29" | M & S sizes (with code) - sold by Pacific-Cycle (UK Mainland)
Schwinn Breaker MTB Hardtail Mens, Hydraulic disc brakes, 10-speed, 29" | M & S sizes (with code) - sold by Pacific-Cycle (UK Mainland)
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Schwinn Breaker MTB Hardtail Mens, Hydraulic disc brakes, 10-speed, 29" | M & S sizes (with code) - sold by Pacific-Cycle (UK Mainland)

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Currently selling for 2-3 times the price elsewhere - Decathlon for example decathlon.co.uk/p/m…098

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Gap between wheel & seat tube not too bad in reality - photo courtesy of thank you!
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General guide to putting it together (taken from Decathlon)

10 reasons why a hardtail (front suspension only like this one) is all you need...

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The Schwinn Breaker 29 is an adult hardtail mountain bike built to take on any terrain.
  • This 1x10 geared mountain bike is perfect for those who love the outdoors and are looking to venture onto single track with confidence
  • It features robust hydraulic disc brakes, ensuring you can tackle even the most challenging of conditions safely
  • With its sleek design and reliable components, this mountain bike won't let you down.

Additional details taken from Decathlon

In a nutshell
Frame material: Aluminium
Type: Hardtail
Wheel size: 29"
Fork travel: 100 mm
Drivetrain: 1x10
Brakes: Hydraulic
Seat post: Aluminium

Frame/fork
Schwinn Alloy frame
Zoom 100mm Hydraulic lock out fork
Aheadset

Steering
Alloy handlebar
Schwinn Grips
Alloy stem

Braking system
Zoom hydraulic disc brakes front and rear
Stainless steel disc rotor front and rear

Transmission
Sealed bottom bracket
KMC 10spd chain
32t Single chainring cranksets
Microshift 11-40t 10spd cassette
Alloy pedals
Microshift 10 spd shifter
Microshift 10spd derailleur w/clutch

Wheels
Alloy 36h front hub
Alloy 36h cassette rear hub
Alloy double-wall rims 36h
14g spokes

Tyres
Kenda Amrak 29" tyres

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  1. 1616french's avatar
    Serious question 😁
    I'm not much of a cyclist if I'm honest.
    But why the small cog for the chain?
    Obviously not for use on the road?
    bonzobanana's avatar
    It's geared low for off-road use and of course this also means simple up/down gear changes which is ideal for off-road as well as urban roads. You'd have to be peddling like a nutter to keep up with a road bike on the road though except when going down steep hills.
  2. TesseractOrion's avatar
    Size Large now seems to be available
  3. Crossbow's avatar
    Author
    has kindly shared a photo of the actual bike - he swapped the original pedals & suspension forks with better ones he already had, but the rest of the bike is pretty much how it looks...
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    Also, gap between wheel & seat tube not too bad in reality...
    52102228-QO9CQ.jpg (edited)
  4. Nicolas's avatar
    Help please
    Can I convert to electric
    bonzobanana's avatar
    It looks good for a mid-drive conversion, the bottom bracket area in that photo above seems to have good clearance despite coming with a 32T chainring and it ships with 36 spoke wheels with double wall rims which seem strong. The rear dropouts don't look bad for a rear hub motor conversion but I wouldn't fit a front hub motor unless very low power like a Swytch kit. There is no information about the spec of the frame except aluminium so presume mechanically formed rather than hydro-formed and no tube butting or even heat treatment mentioned so could be a heavier frame with more material to compensate for being weaker in other areas. Lots of big brands use mechanically formed frames for their entry level models so nothing out of the ordinary. Mechanically formed frames have more material to compensate for the extra fatigue caused by mechanical forming over hydro-forming. I'd say a pretty good bike to convert to mid-drive motor.
  5. Aznar's avatar
    Great value for money.
  6. bonzobanana's avatar
    Another great value mountain bike compromised with crappy but usable suspension fork. Tyres look big and quite close to the seat tube I reckon they could be 2.4 or even 2.6 size. (edited)
    Crossbow's avatar
    Author
    True, but who would seriously buy a bike of this calibre for even semi-serious mountain biking? Some may have tried no doubt
  7. rmax1's avatar
    Looks a great deal. I've ordered as a cheap bike I won't be as fussed about leaving on my bike rack when out. Got some bits knocking around in my garage from upgrading my full sus e bike so will upgrade forks, make tubeless, probably change that cassette then hopefully will be a decent bike for family bike rides. (edited)
    Arthis's avatar
    What it'll cost you you reckon?
  8. Arthis's avatar
    Thanks, bought. Can't get better than this.
  9. Scatman_Bob's avatar
    Great price! Really tempted to pull the trigger!
  10. davemc37's avatar
    Any idea where I can find a size guide for this and how heavy it is .
  11. M_Mac's avatar
    Has anyone gotten this to work with the code?
    Crossbow's avatar
    Author
    Yes, works for me at checkout.
  12. cheapasch1ps's avatar
    What's the difference in this and the £100? Is it purely the suspension and is it any good/worth double the price? Assuming it's also a lot heavier and more maintenance? Is the gears, brakes, wheels and frame similar to the £100 one?
    BoBBy_Freedom's avatar
    unisex one?...m/s frames..
  13. sekocit's avatar
    Does anyone know how much weight is this?
  14. delvey1987's avatar
    Good price but could have had the Vitus Nucleus for a little more and miles better spec
    syedzaffar's avatar
    Do you have a link.. for V Nucleus?
  15. PizzaCake's avatar
    Did Schwinn license their name to be used by another entity in the UK because having a look at their US website the models are completely different and appear to be much higher quality.
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