Unirox Wrangler 27.5 HD - Review

The Wrangler 27.5 HD comes with an Aluminium frame. The frame has an aggressive position yet gives the rider supreme control on trails. Both the top tube and bottom tube are flat which makes the tubes sleek and keeps the weight under 17kgs. During the test ride, the mechanical front suspension worked well on harsh roads, flat roads, and rough trails. However, a Suspension lockout could have been included in the price of this bicycle.

The 24-speed drivetrain on the Unirox Wrangler HD is a combination of a 3-speed Shimano Tourney as the front derailleur and an 8-speed Shimano Acera as the rear derailleur. Shifting was good across gears, with hardly any lags felt during the test ride. This gear combination is ideal and expected at this price point. The drivetrain is controlled by Shimano shifters, which were positioned well and easy to use.

The internal cable routing made the Bicycle look neat and the color-coordinated rims and suspension made this Mountain Bike look good on outdoors.

The Unirox Wrangler 27.5 HD comes with Hydraulic Disc brakes from Logan. These brakes were slightly sluggish in stopping but felt balanced to use when jamming them. The levers are lengthy and make it possible to operate using just 2 fingers.

The Unirox Wrangler 27.5 HD rolls on a pair of “Kenda 27.5 x 2.35” tires that are fixed onto double-walled alloy rims. The treading and size of the tire were ideal for city commuting and off-road. The rolling resistance was fast and the tread pattern provided enough traction on wet roads as well.The stock saddle has an ergonomic shape and build to it but could have had more cushioning for better comfort.