How many speeds is your bike
1276406
It has seven speeds. We purchased it for our daughter who lives in an urban campus school neighborhood to get to class more easily from her apartment.
1276407
21 speeds. More than I will ever need. I ride on paved road, dirt road, gravel driveways, and through orchards in and around our farm. Fairly flat land. The bike ride is smooth and enjoyable.
320386
I don't have mine with you so I cannot give you exact numbers, but it is very similar to most mountain bikes. At 80 RPM you can probably be near 25-28 mph speed
2060625
Hello Scott, The SBU is set at a top speed of 12.5 MPH. Personally, I ride at a consistent speed of 9 MPH on average. Best, Alan Ecoff Customer Relations Manager alan@focusdesigns.com www.focusdesigns.com
2162727
I believe it's 15 mph, it's really fun, good solid product! just be careful, DO NOT let it drop in the handle bars or it will break the throttle after a few times of dropping (kids!) which can easily be replaced for $30.
650661
This bike is a great one speed (yours) & you brake by peddling backwards a bit.I love the simple yet classy design. No complex gears or hand brakes to deal with!! LOVE IT!!!
750620
it is single speed and single brake. You should get a second Yes, only one speed. And only one hand brake. You should by one for the front as well, which is fairly easy to install e.g. the Pyramid - Mx1000 Alloy BMX Bicycle Brake, Front or Rear, Black
631575
3--5mph, which isn't bad. It's pretty controllable once you get the hang of it. One side is forward/backward and the other is left/right.
1414947
Most would probably say weight. I ride with a 25 on the rear and 23 on front. I would next time just do a 25 or 23 on both. If your a hard core racer go smaller. If your like me and just ride and commute for fun, 25 is good. A 25 provides a little more contact on turns.
1298515
It's one speed. The bike is cheap but the rack is awesome. I changed the handlebar to "ape hanger" to fit my bigger size. I'll try including a picture later.
1255799
Honestly, it doesn't matter. This motor on 26 inch wheels and 44 tooth gear gives you a max speed of 38 MPH wide open, recommend not running it wide open because it's hard on motor 35 MPH crushing speed better for motor life, which is faster than you can pedal even with a 21+ speed bicycle. It's all about comfort to you. I do recommend a font suspension mountain bicycle as it takes a lot of road roughness out of ride and wider tires help with traction. Hope this helps.
1064633
Two speeds plus an adjustable clutch. Use one of these at work, wouldn't be without it, bought one for home use and am just a pleased with this purchase. Saves a great deal of wrist twisting.
2230062
I would say its about average. It seems to be about the same as my husbands 10 speed. It's a great bike, I've had it about a year.
1382065
It has 6 speeds. Not too many, so it is not overwhelming to learn how to use the gears.
1953499
Better than some that I have used (the seat)...on a scale from 1 to 10 (10 being the best), I would say 7 or 8. I really like the bike though!
2246000
The 7-8 speed rating refers to the rear cassette. That number is multiplied by the number of rings you have on the front to give you the total number of gears. So a triple in the front with an 8 speed cassette would give you 24 gears or 'speeds'.
1298516
There are no speeds/gears on this bike. Just a simple chain mechanism. But it is a nice ride and very comfortable.
201623
my Jepsen has 3 speeds. 45, 33. 78 rpm. It is great for the price and I just love it.