Montra Hypno 27.5T SS - Text Review

At the core of the Hypno lies a 6061 alloy frame — a proven choice for combining lightness, strength, and corrosion resistance. The frame features a semi-upright geometry, providing an ideal mix between comfort and control.

The clean welds and modern paint finish reflect Montra’s consistent build quality, while the internal cable routing adds to its sleek appearance. The frame’s geometry is slightly endurance-oriented, giving a stable riding stance even at higher speeds.

The single-speed drivetrain is one of the defining aspects of the Hypno. It’s built for riders who prefer ease of use and minimal maintenance. With no derailleurs or shifters, there’s less mechanical complexity — making it a great option for beginners and city riders.

The gear ratio is optimized for urban speed and steady cruising — not too light to spin out easily, but not too heavy for moderate inclines. The drivetrain runs silently and efficiently, supported by precision chain alignment and durable crank components.

Despite its sporty appeal, the Hypno maintains a commendable level of comfort. The semi-upright frame geometry and flat handlebar help maintain a relaxed riding posture, reducing wrist and shoulder fatigue.

The rigid steel fork may not absorb bumps like a suspension fork, but its precision handling and solid feel make it ideal for smoother urban roads and tarmac routes. The 27.5×2.1 all-terrain tyres add cushioning against small bumps, maintaining good traction and ride comfort.

The dual mechanical disc brakes on the Hypno 27.5T SS ensure reliable and predictable braking across different surfaces. They offer strong bite and modulation even in light rain or dusty conditions, providing an edge over traditional V-brakes.

The steering geometry is neutral and responsive, allowing confident cornering in traffic or along twisty park roads. The rigid fork enhances handling precision, especially for those who prefer sharper feedback on turns.

The 27.5-inch double-wall alloy rims are built for strength and durability. Paired with 2.1-inch all-terrain tyres, they deliver excellent grip and rolling efficiency on both tarmac and gravel paths.

The wheels are light enough to maintain quick acceleration, yet sturdy enough to handle mild potholes and curbs often found in city riding. The larger 27.5” diameter also contributes to smoother roll-over capability without sacrificing maneuverability.