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Mountain Bike
The frame geometry is the ideal combination of comfort and aggressiveness.
The M7 comes with a Zoom 100mm suspension forkl and also a useful and smoothly working suspension lock-out which helps in smoother rides and better acceleration on flatter surfaces.
The Shimano Tourney/Acera 24-Speed drivetrain was precise and smooth in shifting.
The Hydraulic Disc brakes at the front and rear were powerful and balanced.
The 29” x 2.10” MTB tires were heavily treaded with strong Double Walled Alloy rims.
frame
Lightweight 6061 Alloy
fork
Zoom Suspension Fork with 100mm travel and Lockout
front derailleur
Shimano Tourney 3-Speed
rear derailleur
Shimano Acera 8-Speed
shifters
Shimano EF500 24-Speed
brakes
Kamros Hydraulic Disc Brakes
brake levers
Easy 3 Finger Levers
tires
Maxxis 29" x 2.10"
rims
Double Wall Alloy
bicycle weight
15.4 kgs
handlebar
Anodized Black 680mm
stem
Alloy
seatpost
Alloy with QR
saddle
High Density PU Foam
pedals
Neco Wide Platform Pedals
hubs
Reinforced Hub
cassette
Shimano 8-Speed
chain
1/2"x 3/32"x 112 Links
crankset
Alloy 170mm
bottom bracket
Reinforced Cartridge
no of gears
24-Speed
riding purpose
Leisure/Fitness
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With the belief that every product made will influence and shape consumers in various ways, Triad have a wide range of bicycles on offer catering to a wide demand. We got to check out the Triad M7 and here is what we thought.
Weight: 15.4 kgs
Category: Trail/Fitness
The Triad M7 is a performance focused and a comfortable to ride hardtail MTB with top notch components and a value for money price tag.
The Triad M7 is built on a strong and lightweight Hardtail Alloy frame. MTB’s are supposed to be strong and often presumed to be heavy but this AL-Tech 6061 engineered Alloy frame keeps the weight in check. The frame geometry with its slanting top tube was ideal with a combination of comfort and aggressiveness which is suitable for riding across any terrain. The lengthy rear triangle helps in gaining better stability and distributes the frame weight equally.
A true performance focused MTB is clearly reflected with the inclusion of a Zoom branded Suspension fork on the M7 came with an 100mm travel and also a useful and smoothly working suspension lock-out which helps in smoother rides and better acceleration on flatter surfaces.
The frame geometry is the ideal combination of comfort and aggressiveness
The M7 which I test rode came in a full Matte Polar Grey as the primary colour with Black as the secondary colour for text and graphics. The block style of graphics on the frame tubes made the frame look stylish. The brand name Triad printed on the Double Walled Alloy rims enhanced the aesthetics of this Hardtail MTB.
The Triad M7 comes in 1 colour variant; Matte Polar Grey with Black graphics
The M7 comes equipped with Shimano Tourney 3-Speed at the front and Shimano Acera 8-Speed at the rear as derailleurs. Acera is a mid-level gearing component in Shimano’s MTB hierarchy. Getting an 8-Speed rear derailleur is definitely a boost for a MTB at this price. Installed with a Shimano’s 8-Speed cassette, this provides precise and smooth gear shits. The Shimano Alloy trigger shifters were easy to operate with a neat design and a sleek gear indicator display.
The Shimano Tourney/Acera 24-Speed drivetrain was precise and smooth in shifting
The braking department in this MTB is definitely a major positive. The M7 from Triad comes equipped with Kamros Hydraulic Disc brakes at the front and rear. These Hydraulic Disc brakes provided powerful and balanced braking performance on rough trails and urban roads as well. The brake levers were easy to engage.
The 680mm Alloy handlebar was wide and gave an open chested riding posture while still being comfortable.
The Hydraulic Disc brakes at the front and rear were powerful and balanced
Updated on 18th November 2021
The Triad M7 rolls on a pair of Maxxis Pace 29” x 2.10” MTB tires along with Double Walled Alloy rims. Having Maxxis tires are a plus point from a rider’s perspective as they are known for better rubber compounds and a longer life span. The treading was bulky and evenly spaced out, giving superior traction on rough trails. The 29” wheel size ensured easy rolling over obstacles.
The stock Triad saddle was sporty in design with the perfect length and width to keep the rider comfortable and stable.
The 29” x 2.10” Kenda MTB tires were heavily treaded with strong Double Walled Alloy rims
This MTB is built on an AL Tech 6061 Alloy frame which is comfortable to ride. The Zoom 100mm suspension fork with lock-out makes it ideal for smooth and rough terrains. The Hydraulic Disc brakes and Kenda 29” tires made this Bicycle roll faster and stop quicker. Priced at Rs.35,999(as on 10th May 2021) the Triad M7 is an ideal choice for anyone looking to buy a Hardtail MTB with performance focused components without burning a hole in their wallet.
Prices and Specifications/Components are subject to change by the brand, without due notice.
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4 Out Of 5
Perfect cycle for daily city rides and occational trail rides. This cycle weighs around 15-16 Kgs and does not feel heavy at all. The uphill climb is a breeze with the accurate Acera rear derailers. The Front derailer is a bit notchy from 2nd to 3rd ...
4 Out Of 5
Triad M7, according to me, is the jack of all trades. It's 100mm lockable suspension and a 8 speed Shimano cassette provides a versatile combination. Shimano Acera, the rear derailleur shifts much more smoothly than the Shimano Tourney front deraill...
3 Out Of 5
After a lot of studies, I have decided to go for triad m7 which meet my requirement on a low budget the Pros and Cons of the cycle are as follows:- Pros:- 1) Good built quality. 2) Hydraulic brakes are good enough to stop. 3) Acera derailleur at ...
5 Out Of 5
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