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The frame geometry is ideal for a balanced riding posture to be stable on trails.
Sufficient travel which helped tackle bad roads and bumpy surfaces on flat trails easily.
The Shimano entry/mid-level drivetrain on this MTB was both quick and smooth in shifting with no lag experienced during the test ride.
These brakes were of good quality and the rotors and disc plates were powerful in stopping amidst traffic and even on flat muddy surfaces.
These tires have bulky treads and a uniform tread pattern which provided great traction on moderate to rough trails.
frame
Alloy 6061 with Internal Cabling
fork
Front Suspension with 100mm travel and Lockout
front derailleur
Shimano Tourney TY300 3-Speed
rear derailleur
Shimano Altus M310 8-Speed
shifters
Shimano EF500 3x8-Speed
brakes
Repute 310 Mechanical Disc Brakes
tires
Kenda K1104 27.5" x 2.10"
rims
Double Wall Alloy
bicycle weight
15.4kgs
handlebar
Alloy Swallow Bar 660mm
stem
Alloy
seatpost
Alloy
pedals
Neco Half Alloy
hubs
Alloy with Front QR
cassette
SJ 11/32T
chain
KMC Z8
crankset
ProWheel Alloy 24/34/42T
bottom bracket
Neco
no of gears
24-Speed
riding purpose
Leisure/Fitness
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The brand name Acrolt is conceptualized as a combination of the words Acrobatics and Bolt. Acrolt bikes are exclusively designed in Canada and first came into being in the year 2015. Acrolt as a brand aim’s to create a healthy and green world by encouraging more people to be enthusiastic about cycling and in the process reducing the number of vehicles with carbon emissions for shorter transport. We got the opportunity to test ride the Acrolt M800 Nox 27.5 Hardtail MTB and here is what we thought.
Weight: 15.4kgs
Usage: Trail/Fitness
The Acrolt M800 Nox 27.5 is a perfect all-rounder MTB for riding on both rough urban roads and moderate trails.
The Acrolt M800 Nox 27.5 is a Hardtail Alloy Bicycle in this brand’s MTB range. This frame is built from Alloy, the frame comes with a nicely slanting top tube which ensured increased standover height for the rider which makes it safe for the rider on bumpy surfaces. The frame geometry is ideal for a balanced riding posture to be stable on trails.
Being a Hardtail the Acrolt M800 Nox 27.5 comes with a stock front suspension fork with sufficient travel which helped tackle bad roads and bumpy surfaces on flat trails easily. The suspension lock-out feature helps ride faster on flatter surfaces.
The Hardtail Alloy frame comes in a single 18.5” frame size
The Bicycle which I test rode came with a full Grey primary colour with Orange and White as the secondary colours. The graphics were bold and racy which made the Bicycle look aggressive. The matte finish paint job on the Acrolt was of top quality and definitely made this MTB looked premium.
The Acrolt M800 Nox 27.5 comes in 2 colour variants; Grey/Orange and Grey/Blue
Acrolt has used Shimano brand derailleurs in this MTB model. The Acrolt M800 Nox 27.5 comes equipped with a 8-Speed Shimano Altus at the rear along with a Shimano Tourney 3-Speed at the front. The Shimano entry/mid-level drivetrain on this MTB was both quick and smooth in shifting with no lag experienced during the test ride. The 24-Speed gearing system is controlled by Shimano’s EF500 shifters.
This Bicycle comes with a Shimano Tourney/Altus 24-Speed drivetrain and Shimano EF500 shifters
The stopping power on this Hardtail MTB is taken care of by a pair of Repute branded Mechanical Disc brakes. These brakes were of good quality and the rotors and disc plates were powerful in stopping amidst traffic and even on flat muddy surfaces.
The 660mm MTB handlebar was wide and gave optimum control for the rider when riding through fast paced flat trails and also when maneuvering through sharp turns.
The Repute branded Mechanical Disc brakes were powerful for muddy and wet surfaces on flat trails and roads
The Acrolt M800 Nox 27.5 comes with Kenda 27.5” x 2.10” MTB tires. These tires have bulky treads and a uniform tread pattern which provided great traction on moderate to rough trails. The wheelset provided a faster rolling resistance as well as balanced ride on flat trails. The stock saddle from Acrolt is ergonomic in design with minimal graphics.
The Kenda 27.5” x 2.10” tires can tackle rough trails easily
This Alloy Hardtail MTB had a balanced and trail focused riding geometry. The powerful Mechanical Disc brakes made it easy to stop on muddy trails and wet urban roads. The 27.5” Kenda tires were heavily treaded and fast rolling as well. The 24-Speed Shimano drivetrain was smooth in shifting. Priced at Rs.27,999(as on 31st May 2022) the Acrolt M800 Nox 27.5 is an ideal choice for anyone looking to buy an MTB to ride on both city roads and flat to moderate trails.
Prices and Specifications/Components are subject to change by the brand, without due notice.
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