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Schwinn Interlink Urban Bike - Hydraulic Brakes 29" 10-Speed | Multiple Sizes sold by Pacific Cycle (UK Mainland) Schwinn
Schwinn Interlink Urban Bike - Hydraulic Brakes 29" 10-Speed | Multiple Sizes sold by Pacific Cycle (UK Mainland) Schwinn
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Schwinn Interlink Urban Bike - Hydraulic Brakes 29" 10-Speed | Multiple Sizes sold by Pacific Cycle (UK Mainland) Schwinn

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It's Back!!! 1p more than last time (credit @what for the OP deal).

Was £499 now £100

Size Guide:
SMALL 45cm (17 inch)
MEDIUM 48cm (19 inch)
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City Urban Bike Schwinn Interlink 29" BNIB NEW Bike Bicycle Hydraulic Brakes Easy-to-use 10-speed rear-only gearing, smooth hydraulic disc brakes, 38mm wide tires for speed and comfort, and reflective elements enhance night-time visibility.
Intuitive gear shifts 10-speed rear-only gearing is so easy to use - just shift from high to low and back.

Stopping Power Hydraulic disc brakes for the smoothest lever action and the safest stopping power, in all conditions.

Efficiency and comfort 38mm wide tyres are the ideal blend of speed and comfort on urban streets and cycle tracks.

Be Seen The reflective tyres and frame and fork decals help increase your visibility to other road users when riding at night

Frame
Aluminum alloy

Fork
Steel rigid for disc brakes, includes rack and fender mounts

Brakes
Nutt Y2F hydraulic disc brakes, 160mm rotors

Shifters
Microshift 10-speed SL-M760 trigger shifter

Derailleur
Microshift RDM665M

Cassette
Microshift H100 11-36

Cranks
36T ring, 170mm crank arms

Rims
Alloy double wall, aluminum

Tires
DSI 38mm x 700C with reflective strip

Pedals
Resin platform, steel axle w/ reflector

Stem
90mm x 10 degree rise, Ahead threadless type, aluminum

Handlebars
Schwinn riser bar, 640mm width / 20mm rise

Headset
Steel semi-integrated 1 1/8", threadless

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  2. barnesy99's avatar
    Link to the previous deal for those thinking of buying. Worth reading through some of the comments regarding issues some have faced such as front fork/wheel alignment.

    hotukdeals.com/dea…579
    ziggycj's avatar
    Author
    I've had the front wheel issue. Needs truing in my case, but for £100 I'd still buy again (and have (y)). It might be the delivery is damaging it, or an issue in QC or factory but should definitely be fixable.
  3. darren_hooker's avatar
    What's the warranty on this as quite a few things can go wrong with bikes.. And does it come assembled or do you have to build it yourself? Many thanks in advance
  4. JohnSmith33's avatar
    bought one last time, came with a bent fork, seller sent me to a local bike shop to fix.
    It's been in the garage since...

    buy with eyes wide open
    Tryp's avatar
    Have PacificCycle responded to you? They're outright ignoring me
  5. 0kem's avatar
    I'm 5.9. Would I be okay with small here? I was hoping to get medium but all sold out
    avfcBBT's avatar
    I'm 6ft and the medium is fine for me, so the small should be fine for you
  6. cubegame's avatar
    That RRP!

    How gullible are people?

    I feel sorry for the people who are hiring the skip that these will be dumped in by their disappointed owners in the next few months.
    DarrenC666's avatar
    You are clueless. I have one of these and also numerous high end bikes £2k+. If you are in the market for a hybrid type bike I don't think you'll get much higher quality if you were to spend the full RRP. I'm seriously tempted to buy another just for the parts
  7. john.gray's avatar
    I'm 5 " 7 bought medium last time way to big , sold it on go for small rebought a small this time.
    chenzz's avatar
    I am 5''7 as well. Male?
    So I should go for small?
    what kind of assembly work I need to do to get it ready?
  8. dbond1803's avatar
    Anyone know if you can one click the wheel off to get it into a car?
    user456789's avatar
    Yes, it has quick release skewers.
  9. thegalaxyboy's avatar
    So these are the returns from the last deal?
    Ravi_Vinodam's avatar
    I don't think these are returns. Small were not sold out last time, they removed the listing due to the issues with the courier. I guess clearing out rest of the bikes(which are small, as Large was sold out first)
  10. Chewkungfu's avatar
    Here for the comments. I see small or medium sizes offered, surely 29" isn't for a medium sized human? (edited)
    mattd555's avatar
    29 is the wheel size.
  11. ChrissyStock43's avatar
    Be aware guys- I’ve had issues with the disk brakes on this bike. They delivered 2 miles away (make sure they use DPD if possible). Sent the wrong size and their customer support was shocking. Apart from that a great bike at a great price!
  12. iamshofi's avatar
    Terrible quality. I got one few days ago. Has issue with frame too.
  13. tank86's avatar
    I bought this on the previous deal.
    I'm 5'11 and medium seems about right to me.
    Only issue so far was front brake rubbing which was fairly easy to fix.
    However I got a puncture on my first ride which I'm a bit gutted about!
    bonzobanana's avatar
    I remember buying a cheap bike from Sterling House for £29.99 the Exodus Havoc and I think mine was missing rim tape on one wheel so had a puncture on that wheel. They forgot to fit any at the factory. Also it had welds on the stem that were truly awful, a real amateur had welded it. It still was strong but it looked terrible. Still a good bike overall for general use.
  14. Ed_in_London's avatar
    Ordered last time apart from the delay everything is ok.
  15. B_Marvel's avatar
    I'm 5 10. Would a small be manageable for me please? (edited)
  16. connor97hayes's avatar
    No large
    supersnail's avatar
    Gutted
  17. ziggycj's avatar
    Author
    Medium already sold out.
  18. shayman1992's avatar
    Damn no large
  19. mattd555's avatar
    tempted for my partner, I have spare parts bin and couple spare wheelsets so nothing I can't fix/replace, mate is also a qualified bike mechanic so that helps.

    tubeless setup on this would be nice, anyone who owns one can advise on max tyre clearance for that frame? Pictures of the BB/chainstays and also the seatstays?
    ziggycj's avatar
    Author
    Do you think it's worth buying one even for spares? Ordered a size up for someone who now doesn't want, but unsure whether to cancel, or just keep for replacement parts over the years. The frame will be too big for me, but the wheels etc are interchangeable? Or just buy parts as needed?
  20. bonzobanana's avatar
    For the spec amazing value but sounds like frame and fork quality may not be amazing. If the forks are steel could be a good option for a front hub motor conversion normally if they are ok on the bike you get. I'm unsure if the criticism of the forks is due to weak design or poor manufacturing quality producing a non symmetrical set of forks.
    ziggycj's avatar
    Author
    Decathlon checked my fork and said it was fine, it's the wheel that needs truing in my case. So not sure if other people do have fork issues, or if it is a wheel issue but adjusting the fork will end up balancing out the wheel anyway (but ultimately you still have a wonky wheel). It's hard to tell as I guess most people (unless they go to a mechanic) don't have the specialist tools to check properly so are just resorting to whatever creates a "fix".

    For me, the frame quality seems fine, but I'm no expert. Much lighter than my last bike which was about 15+ years old so heavier materials.
  21. Lovemusichateracism's avatar
    I got one last time and really love it. I'm 6"2 and large actually fits
  22. Personator1234's avatar
    Got this on the last deal and have used it for 80miles no issues so far, wheel is out of alignment at the front but had it serviced and told not a major issue. Cheap run around and does the job for me. Would recommend, although the seat is concrete 
    mosafdar's avatar
    Haha same, I’ve done about 90 so far! Love it!
  23. stec77's avatar
    I was slightly jealous of this bike and was tempted to buy and sell the Polygon bike I bought for £120 which I bought in the XL size. However after reading the comments on this thread maybe I got the better deal! The hydraulic brakes on this made it more tempting but I don’t know how they compare to the mechanical disc brakes on my Path 2 bike?
    bonzobanana's avatar
    There is always bikes available that you think may be possibly better than yours or a potentially better value purchase. It's a slippery slope of N+1 bikes. Polygon is an actually manufacturer (Insera Sena) and likely will have a better quality frame etc. Schwinn is just an importer buying from Asian factories, probably whoever they can find is cheapest at the time. Still can be fantastic value though especially if they are clearing out stock cheap because they are leaving the UK market.
  24. MarkS2023's avatar
    I’m 5foot 1” and the small is way too big for me. Also it arrived with the frame bent, folded up at a right angle, still ride it 19miles per day though 🙌💪💪💪💪
    ziggycj's avatar
    Author
    You'd probably have been better off with the step-thru Small. I'm 5'1" and that's what I got. They are selling those again for £100 too hotukdeals.com/dea…916
  25. Faisal_Hamed's avatar
    I got one last time, all good
  26. Anon32's avatar
    Is this bike good? Seems good for the money
    Welliesorter's avatar
    It's very good for the money but some have had issues. Read the original thread if you have an evening to spare.
  27. Envx's avatar
    All sizes in stock at £100 if you buy direct from Schwinn.
    Fireclaw's avatar
    Link?
  28. bart99's avatar
    Any good specs?
  29. banshee3099's avatar
    Cells interlink…..

    How do you tell which bike size to choose? Medium is OOS (edited)
  30. msm1965's avatar
    Tyres 38mm x 700c but Decathlon says 48mm? They are £449 on Decathlon online,how is that possible?
    ziggycj's avatar
    Author
    Decathlon are wrong. The tyres say 700x38 (48mm would be heading towards fat tyre territory)
  31. ChrisRX's avatar
    Aluminium frame, hydraulic disc brakes.... What corners have been cut to make this 100 quid?
    Cornish_and_proud's avatar
    Clearing stock from their warehouse.
  32. Sjsjzwzebxxbn_Uajqzszdbx's avatar
    Size small so for my kids?? What's wrong with this country? I thought this is.the country of super sized people not S,M sizes? Whenever I klick on any clothes or shoes links on HUKD sizes S,M at max? Same with the most of the bikes M as.max size so for people who are 5 foot? (edited)
    yespleasesir's avatar
    ?
  33. Gareth_Hopkins's avatar
    Doh ! Only small left
  34. Dooley_doo's avatar
    Would a small roughly be useful for a 5'4" teenage daughter?
    mattd555's avatar
    you don't know until she has tried it, but you could guess and say yes. has she ever rode a bike with 29inch/700c wheels?
  35. CroMoly's avatar
    Mongoose leaving the uk market.. awful news..

    It seems no one can afford a bike in broken brit bong...
  36. BigDiscovery's avatar
    All gone now...
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