Firefox Bad Attitude 10 29D - Text Review

At the heart of the Bad Attitude 10 29D lies a Hi-Tensile Steel Frame engineered for durability and resilience. The geometry leans toward a trail-inspired setup a slightly slacker head angle and longer wheelbase for better control on rough terrain. Despite being steel, the frame balances rigidity and stability, delivering confident handling across both city lanes and dirt paths.

The bike is equipped with a 21-speed Shimano Tourney drivetrain, combining Shimano EF500 shifters, Tourney derailleurs, and a 14–28T freewheel. This setup offers versatility for mixed terrains from steep climbs to fast stretches while keeping gear shifts smooth and intuitive.

On test rides, the transition between gears was seamless, and the pedaling response remained efficient even during quick accelerations. The Prowheel alloy crankset adds stiffness, ensuring better power transfer and minimal flex.

Comfort is where the Bad Attitude 10 29D surprises. The front suspension fork with 80mm travel soaks up uneven paths, offering smoother control on rough roads or trail sections. Combined with the 29” wheel setup, it delivers superior rollover ability gliding over bumps, rocks, and potholes with ease.

Braking duties are handled by mechanical disc brakes on both front and rear wheels a major plus at this price point. They provide strong and consistent stopping power even on wet or dusty trails, improving rider confidence on downhills or sharp corners.

The 29-inch double-wall alloy rims add both strength and style, paired with 2.35” MTB tyres that offer solid grip on mixed surfaces. These large wheels enhance momentum, making it easier to maintain speed and stability even on loose or rocky terrain.

The wide tread pattern ensures excellent traction while cornering and braking. For urban riders, these tyres also handle rough patches and potholes comfortably.