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The medium 27.5” wheel size is ideal for riders nimble handling for better agility. Take an updated measurement of your height (or have a friend help you) and compare it to our mountain bike size chart to find out which frame size works best for you. Riders under 5’5” fit best on either S or XS mountain bike frames, depending on which of those sizes are available. Check out our mountain bike size chart for an exact recommendation.
Some brands claim that 27.5” wheels are especially useful for riders 5’7” and under. Most models share the same wheel size across the various frame options, but some brands put smaller wheels on their XS or S frames. Large 29” wheels are appropriate huffy cruiser bike for all adults, but smaller riders might find them a bit unwieldy. A medium mountain bike typically has a frame size of between 16” to 18”. Reach determines how far riders need to lean forward to grab the handlebars while standing on the pedals.
Large kids bikes utilize 26” wheels as the last step before tweens are ready to make the jump to adult sized bikes. Kids can continue to build up their riding confidence and skills on 26” wheels and switch later on to bigger mountain bikes. While the old standard for mountain bikes was 26”, the cycling world has embraced larger wheels because of their improved traction and ability to roll over obstacles.
While tires were a normal wear-and-tear thing (as the bike was ridden nearly daily over the span of time I had it, as long as the weather was good), the bike started having other issues. One of the first issues I had with this bike was a flat tire after huffy cruiser bike my grandfather massively overinflated (and blew) a tire with his air compressor. This 21-speed bike delivers more control, momentum, and power over all types of terrain. Tackle the trails and combat the terrain with this Huffy Exxo Mountain bike.
While not as pronounced or as severe as other bikes of this price point I’ve owned in the past, the Superia did suffer from minor gear selection mechanism mayhem. But even though this was an issue from time to time, this wasn’t even the biggest issue of the Superia. Tires were a slight issue due to riding the bike on trails that are littered with debris and sharp objects that may cause frustration when they get lodged into your tire.