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Introducing Vishnu Sharma, our dedicated Cycling Enthusiast with a long journey of riding and crafting expert bicycle reviews exclusively for ChooseMyBicycle. With an avid passion for Cycling and an unwavering commitment to staying at the forefront of Bicycle Technology,Vishnu Sharma's insightful reviews are your trusted companion in making informed choices for your next ride.
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This Steel frame is strong is capable of handling really rough surfaces on urban roads.
Was sufficient for speed breakers and potholes on city roads.
This 1x6 Speed derailleur setup is entry level but was ideal for short commutes and leisure rides with quick shifts with minimal lag.
During the test ride on dry roads these brakes performed well to get the bicycle to stop quickly and in a balanced manner.
The Compass 26” x 1.95” tires were fast rolling and provided good grip on city roads.
frame
Steel Frame
fork
Suspension Fork
rear derailleur
Shimano TX300
shifters
Shimano RS35
brakes
Rim Brakes
tires
Wanda 26" x 2.125"
bicycle weight
17.6kgs
handlebar
Steel 580mm with 30mm rise
no of gears
Multi-Speed
riding purpose
Leisure/Fitness
Firefox is an Indian performance bicycle brand with a varied range of City, Hybrid and MTBs. Majority of their bicycle models are urban specific and are built for comfort. Firefox has a wide range of urban MTB’s and we got the opportunity to test ride the Firefox Tank 6 Speed and here is what we thought.
Usage: 17.6 kgs
Weight: Leisure/Commute
A comfortable and aesthetic urban MTB for leisure rides and city commutes.
The Firefox Tank is built on a strong Steel frame with both a front and rear suspension. This Steel frame is strong is capable of handling really rough surfaces on urban roads. Thanks to the simple frame geometry, the riding posture is comfortable for short commutes and leisure urban rides. Steel frames are on the heavier side and this bicycle weighs 17.6kgs, which is heavy and is felt mainly during inclines and climbs on urban roads.
This bicycle comes with a front and rear suspension. The front Zoom suspension comes with a 50mm travel, which was sufficient for speed breakers and potholes on city roads. The rear suspension is just enough to absorb vibrations of huge bumps on the road.
This Steel frame comes in just 1 standard 18” frame size and weighs 17.6 kgs
The Tank 6 Speed that I test rode came in a full Grey frame with Red as the secondary colour. The contrasting colours were bright in appearance and also had a shining gloss finish to it. The rear suspension frame design was sporty. With bulky tire treads and dual suspension fork, this bicycle does have a lot of MTB characteristics which is sure to excite a teenage rider.
The Firefox Tank 6 speed comes in 2 colour variants; Grey with Red and Black with Red
This urban MTB comes with a 6 speed Shimano Tourney TX300B rear derailleur. This 1x6 Speed derailleur setup is entry level but was ideal for short commutes and leisure rides with quick shifts with minimal lag. The Shimano RS35 6 speed Revo grip is easy to use for beginner riders.
The 1x6 Speed drivetrain with a Shimano Tourney TX300 rear derailleur and Revo shifters were basic and easy to use
The Tank 6 Speed comes equipped with front and rear Power V-brakes. These brakes are standard brakes found on this category of bicycles. During the test ride on dry roads these brakes performed well to get the bicycle to stop quickly and in a balanced manner.
The 580mm Steel handlebar was compact with a 30mm raise which made sure the riding posture was comfortable.
Basic front and rear power V-brakes on the Tank 6 Speed performed decently on city roads
The Compass 26” x 1.95” tires on the Tank 6 Speed were fast rolling on city roads and along with double walled alloy rims made this a strong wheelset to withstand rough surfaces. The treads aren’t the hardest and strongest but they are big enough to make sure they grip on to city roads.
The stock Firefox saddle wasn’t the most ergonomic but had lot of cushioning to make sure the rider is comfortable even on bumpy roads.
The Compass 26” x 1.95” tires were fast rolling and provided good grip on city roads
Prices are subject to change by the brand, without due notice.
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4.5 Out Of 5
Good Value for money product. Trouble free and no complaints. Good expereince and satisfied
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