Hybrid Bike Schwinn Midmoor

I am really lucky with the bicycle Schwinn Midmoor Men's Hybrid Bike. The bike is stable but comparatively light. If anybody's searching for a step up from a primary ride-it-sometimes bike, this one is fantastic. If you're still only going to ride it sometimes, then why bother?

This bike is a little heavy to be called a road bicycle, that's why It's not, and I still questioning myself why exactly there need to be a suspension (which must have added a fair share of useless weight). The handlebar is not as adjustable as most would like, and if you are 6' tall and one of those people who likes their legs to be fully extended when pedaling, it might not be possible on this bicycle. The frame is very solid and robust, yet light aluminum. Overall if you get master tune-up, the bike rides super.

The shifter is a solid Shimano gearshift (but not their greatest of course, this is a $240 bike). The gearing changer is a standard Shimano touring, but still a Shimano. Really easy to assemble. It is mostly gathered at the base. You will need to have the brake system and gears aligned, and the wheel trued.

Schwinn Midmoor should be advertized as super bike. I added a solid comfy seat, rear and front lights, splash safeguards (I know they aren't pretty, but necessary on a commuter bicycle, and really looked pretty stable with it). I might even add a rear rack, since this is now my regular commuter bicycle. Once I poured some money in on fixture mentioned above, accessories and a tune-up, I love this bike.

I wanted a nice durable bike just to run local chores but once I started riding this bike I found myself taking longer and longer rides. Aluminum frame makes it light weight for this type of bike. The wheels/spokes give it a distinct look. The seat could have been softer, but other than that it's a great ride. I purchased the bike in August and up to this point it has been completely trouble free.Schwinn Midmoor is a very nice bike for the money. Light, smooth ride and fast.