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Mountain Bike
This frame geometry is inspired from XC MTB’s with a slanting top tube and a taller build, giving the bicycle more ground clearance.
During the test ride the suspension fork was smooth in functioning.
Shimano’s 21-Speed Tourney derailleurs provided smooth gear shifts.
The Tektro MD-M280 Mechanical Disc brakes were balanced and safe to use on both wet and dry conditions.
The Kenda 27.5” MTB tires with bulky and the uniform treading ensures safe rides on wet surfaces.
frame
AL6 XC Sport Frame
fork
Suntour XCE28 Suspension Fork with 100mm travel
front derailleur
Shimano Tourney 3-Speed
rear derailleur
Shimano Tourney 7-Speed
shifters
Shimano ST-EF41 3x7
brakes
Tektro MD-M280 Disc Brakes
tires
Kenda 27.5" x 2.1"
rims
Alloy
bicycle weight
15.5kgs
handlebar
Steel 680mm
stem
Steel
seatpost
Entity Alloy
saddle
MTB Saddle
pedals
PP
cassette
Shimano MF-TZ500 14/28T
chain
KMC HV-500
crankset
Steel 42/34/24T
no of gears
21-Speed
riding purpose
Leisure/Fitness
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Polygon is an Indonesian Bicycle brand with its headquarters in Europe now. They have slowly grown now to become a Performance Bicycle brand which is value for money. The Cascade series are hardtail MTB’s for trails and rough Urban roads. We got the opportunity to test ride the Cascade 3 (2020) from Polygon and here is what we thought.
Weight: 15.5 kgs
Usage: Trail/Leisure
An entry-level MTB for comfortable rides on both urban roads and flat trails.
The Polygon Cascade 3 (2020) is built on a full Alloy frame. This frame geometry is inspired from XC MTB’s with a slanting top tube and a taller build, giving the bicycle more ground clearance. The thin seat and chain stays are strong enough to withstand the vibration from the surface and thus making the ride more comfortable.
As a hardtail MTB, this one comes with a Suntour XCE-28 front suspension fork with 100mm of travel and a pre-load adjuster. During the test ride the suspension fork was smooth in functioning.
Strong Alloy frame with a high ground clearance and comes in 3 frame sizes
The Cascade 3 (2020) which I test rode came in a full Charcoal colour frame with Red as the secondary colour for graphics. The matte finish paint job was of top notch quality and looked smooth. The colour coded rims and saddle made the bicycle aesthetic in appearance.
The Cascade 3 comes in only 1 colour variant; Matte Charcoal with Red graphics
Like in the previous year models, the Cascade 3 (2020) comes with a combination of Shimano Tourney at the front and rear as derailleurs. Even though Tourney is an entry-level gearing component the shifting was smooth and I did not feel any lag. The 21-Speed gear combination was sufficient for riding on roads and rough trails.
Shimano’s 21-Speed Tourney derailleurs provided smooth gear shifts
Braking on the Polygon Cascade 3 (2020) is taken care of by Tektro MD-M280 Mechanical Disc brakes at both the front and rear. These brakes felt balanced and are useful especially when you are riding in wet weather and need reliable braking performance when stopping during fast paced trail rides.
The 680mm handlebar was wide enough for a comfortable riding posture as well a slight raise from the middle to keep the rider little upright while riding.
The Tektro MD-M280 Mechanical Disc brakes were balanced and safe to use on both wet and dry conditions
The Kenda 27.5” x 2.1” MTB tires on the Cascade 3 (2020) are heavily treaded and are supported by Double Walled Alloy rims. The treads on these tires are massive for 27.5” tire standards, making it generate a lot of traction even on wet trails.
The stock foam saddle from Polygon was ergonomic in design with the perfect width to keep the sit bones in place.
The Kenda 27.5” MTB tires with bulky and the uniform treading ensures safe rides on wet surfaces
This MTB with its smooth 100mm suspension fork and powerful Tektro Mechanical Disc brakes make for a perfect Bicycle to start your trail riding experience. The slanting top tube and wide saddle makes this hardtail MTB comfortable to ride on both Urban roads and trails. Priced at Rs.21,990(as on 18th January 2020) the Polygon Cascade 3 (2020) is an ideal choice for a first MTB.
Prices and Specifications/Components are subject to change by the brand, without due notice.
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3.5 Out Of 5
The Delivery tracking in website is not good. Cycle is good
3 Out Of 5
Cycle: 4/5 Choose my bicycle: 1/5 The cycle is good, very smooth. Love riding it. But CMB takes forever to deliver. They took like 18 working days, that's like more than 22 days. they won't even update the order status. You'll be tired and frustrated...
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