Bike Type | Mountain Bike |
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Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Brand | Mongoose |
Number of Speeds | 16 |
Color | Blue |
Wheel Size | 26 Inches |
Frame Material | Aluminum |
Suspension Type | Rigid |
Special Feature | fat tire, Aluminum Frame, mountain bike |
Included Components | Mongoose Bike |
Size | One Size |
Brake Style | Disc |
Specific Uses For Product | Trail |
Item Weight | 19.5 Kilograms |
Style | Bicycle |
Model Name | Mongoose juneau |
Year | 2020 |
Assembly Required | Yes |
Regenerative Braking | No |
Has Reflectors | Yes |
Is Tubeless Compatible | Yes |
Is Cruiser | Yes |
Has Coaster Brakes | Yes |
Is Through Axle | Yes |
Is 1x Drivetrain | Yes |
Is Tubeless Ready | Yes |
Is Hub Drive Motor | Yes |
Number Of Chainrings | 1 |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 60 x 30 x 9.5 inches |
Package Weight | 22.23 Kilograms |
Brand Name | Mongoose |
Warranty Description | Limited Warranty |
Material | Aluminum |
Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
Number of Items | 1 |
Manufacturer | Pacific Cycle, Inc. |
Part Number | R8228AZ |
Mongoose Juneau Men and Womens Fat Tire Mountain Bike, 26x4-Inch Big Fat Wheels, 16-Speed Trigger Shifters, Adult Aluminum Mountain Frame, Blue
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Brand Size | Rider Height (in) | Wheel Size (in) |
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One Size | 64 - 74 | 26 |
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Bike Type | Mountain Bike |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Brand | Mongoose |
Number of Speeds | 16 |
Color | Blue |
Wheel Size | 26 Inches |
Frame Material | Aluminum |
Suspension Type | Rigid |
Special Feature | fat tire, Aluminum Frame, mountain bike |
Included Components | Mongoose Bike |
About this item
- Fat tire bicycle is designed for versatile riding on all terrains, including sand and snow, its 26-inch wheels fit to riders 5'4 to 6'2 inches tall
- With hydro-formed tubing, the aluminum mountain-style frame ensures a durable, responsive ride
- 16-speed trigger shifters with a drivetrain offer swift and accurate gear changes for optimal performance
- Ensure crisp stopping and precise speed control with the front and rear disc brakes, adding an extra layer of safety to your rides
- 26x4 inch fat all-terrain tires mounted on 3 inch wide drilled alloy rims provide extra stability across all conditions
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From the manufacturer
GARAGE TO GLOBAL
Every good story starts with an idea. In 1974, Skip Hess had an idea for a cast-magnesium wheel durable enough for BMX riding. Over 45 years later, Mongoose is a globally recognized brand built on innovation. From BMX, to mountain bikes, scooters, and more, Mongoose delivers one of the best riding experiences out there. And it all started with a wheel in a Southern California garage.
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"Get the ultimate biking experience with the Juneau fat tire mountain bike by Mongoose. The Juneau features an aluminum mountain-style frame with hydro-formed tubing that provides a durable, responsive ride. 16 speed trigger shifters offer fast, precise gear changes, while the front and rear disc brakes deliver the all-condition stopping power you need. But the star of the show, of course, are those tires. 26x4 inch fat all-terrain tires on 3 inch wide drilled alloy rims provide extra stability in all conditions – including sand and snow. Don’t let anything stand in your way with the Mongoose Juneau. "
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ASIN | B0823BB3BF |
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Customer Reviews |
4.5 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #176,878 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #75 in Mountain Bikes |
Date First Available | February 15, 2020 |
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Customers like the shifting, weight and ease of assembly of the bicycle. For example, they mention it's a great bike, it rides and shifts great, it'll last forever and is significantly lighter than steel. Customers are also impresseded with the appearance. That said, opinions are mixed on fit, sturdiness, and comfort.
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Customers like the appearance of the bicycle. They mention that it's a great bike, with a nice aluminum frame. Some say that it makes a good Ebike.
"...This is a good bike. It's quite light for a fat bike that cost me less than $500. The components are not great...." Read more
"...ride, precise shifting, plenty of low gears for snow or whatever, nice paint, good looking bike, feels very sturdy (+ very fast shipping)...." Read more
"...The color of this bike is absolutely vivid and beautiful. I have done some quick mods with stuff I already had on hand...." Read more
"...All other areas the bike is great, it is comfortable, feels sturdy, looks good, brakes work perfectly." Read more
Customers find the bicycle easy to assemble. They mention that it comes 90% assembled, with good instructions. Some assembly is required for the seat and handle bars. Overall, most are satisfied with the ease of assembly.
"...The assembly is easy enough if you have some familiarity with bikes, though it's exasperating that they can't be bothered to match the instructions..." Read more
"...Wheels were true. Good instructions. You just attach handlebars, pedals and seat and you ready to go right out the box...." Read more
"Assembly was a bit tricky but since I have been working on bikes for 50 years it was not too bad...." Read more
"...is light, wide handle bars, great color (my opinion), easy to set up with basic tools, came faster then estimated, great platform to upgrade over..." Read more
Customers like the value of the bicycle. For example, they mention it's good value for money and the best fat bike for the price.
"...Great bike for that price. Acceptable bike for a few hundred more. But at less than 500, this is a lot of bike...." Read more
"...Despite these issues, this bike seems pretty solid and a good value" Read more
"Excellent bike. Excellent price. Same bike goes for $1,900 in store." Read more
"...Great value for the money for a mid range priced fat bike." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the shifting of the bicycle. They mention that it has a very smooth ride, with precise shifting and pedaling. Some say that the bike is easy to ride and smooth on the trails. Overall, most are happy with their purchase and recommend it to others.
"...But at less than 500, this is a lot of bike.The bike rides pretty well and I'm happy I bought it and would buy it again for that..." Read more
"...Pluses: Smooth ride, precise shifting, plenty of low gears for snow or whatever, nice paint, good looking bike, feels very sturdy..." Read more
"...i did not feel like i was on a bike but more like a harley. the ride was so smooth and the sound the tires made on the asphalt was awesome...." Read more
"...Its riding great and I'm Very happy with the purchase...." Read more
Customers like the weight of the bicycle. They mention that it's quite light for a fat bike that cost them, and that the frame is nice and light. This makes the bike easy to transport. Customers also say that the bike is well made and durable, and they can feel the lightness and rigidness of the bike.
"...This is a good bike. It's quite light for a fat bike that cost me less than $500. The components are not great...." Read more
"...Light weight and the gearing makes it great for an older man like myself to peddle slow for climbing hills and maneuverability" Read more
"...aluminum frame is mongooses better T2 aluminum and you can feel the lightness and rigidness compared to my dolomite alx which has the standard..." Read more
"...Speaking of the frame, this bike is 6061 aluminum and very light, I couldn’t imagine a steel frame on this bike, it would weight a ton...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the sturdiness of the bicycle. Some mention that it's pretty solid and a good value, while others say that they're disappointed in the component quality. Some say that the bike suffered a catastrophic failure and broke on the 3rd ride. They also mention that the brakes are somewhat weak and the pedals are cheap.
"...with this either, because those brakes feel like they could burn out and leave you helpless...." Read more
"...low gears for snow or whatever, nice paint, good looking bike, feels very sturdy (+ very fast shipping)...." Read more
"...usualyy stock tires are cheap and puncture easy but i will wear these out before i get better ones. the seat is very comfortable...." Read more
"...All other areas the bike is great, it is comfortable, feels sturdy, looks good, brakes work perfectly." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the comfort of the bicycle. Some mention that it's well-balanced and comfortable, while others say that the seat is not comfortable for any duration, and the bike feels heavy and laborious to ride.
"...The seat is not comfortable. That will need to be upgraded. Luckily I have some lying around...." Read more
"...the seat is very comfortable. i always get a gel seat but this is pretty good. i love the grips...." Read more
"...Ditto for the grips. To me the bike feels super heavy and laborious to ride – but I'm comparing it to my carbon fiber MTB with 2-inch tires, so I..." Read more
"...I already ordered a new seat though cause this one is horribly uncomfortable for me. Everything was well greased up except the seat post...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the fit of the bicycle. Some mention it's a great bike for anyone average size, with fat tires that come in handy. However, others say that it'd be too small for them, and not ideal for big and tall people. They also mention that the seat it comes with is very narrow and hard.
"...My back brake needed a quick alignment my rear derailer was adjusted well just needed the cable tensioned up a bit to hit the gears smoothly...." Read more
"...Everything was well greased up except the seat post. Brakes and gears were well adjusted right out the box and shifters work great...." Read more
"...Bike is not a sized bike like other bikes in it's price range. Stem is way to long for a shorter guys like me (5'7)...." Read more
"Big and lightweight. My new daily driver. Highly recommend" Read more
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The bike rides pretty well and I'm happy I bought it and would buy it again for that price.
I looked at the various Mongoose mountain bikes and bought the Juneau because it has a front derailleur, rather than being a 1x. (Pronounced "1 by".) Reviews for the other bikes (Dolomite, Aztec, Malus) indicated that people couldn't climb hills b/c the bikes were geared too low. This is true. The Argus is a 1x, but you can climb with it b/c it has a 42 tooth (or thereabouts) gear in the back. Just compare the photos of the Argus to the other 3 and you'll see they all have a tiny cassette of gears in the back. The Juneau also does not have a big gear in the back, but with the extra small gear in the front due to the 2x setup, you can still climb.
This is a good bike. It's quite light for a fat bike that cost me less than $500. The components are not great. The brakes in particular... they do stop the bike but if I were going to use this thing over time I'd want to replace those with hydraulics. I wouldn't got down anything too steep + long (like a 1 kilometer
consistent steep descent) with this either, because those brakes feel like they could burn out and leave you helpless. But for just riding around on some local trails, without trying to win a race, they're okay. And the bike itself performs well. The gears too and shifters are basic, but work. I didn't need to tune them. They worked out of the box.
I took it on a regular trail that is not frequently ridden by bikes, and overgrown. The bike did well. I went right over a bunch of stuff. The bike performed fine on some basic hills, and roads.
The seat is not comfortable. That will need to be upgraded. Luckily I have some lying around.
The handlebars are... this is always a personal thing, but to me they're too straight. I'd like to get some a little more swept back.
You can mount a single water bottle to the bike, but not more. That's a bit lame.
Overall, for the price, I'm happy with the bike. An aluminum fat bike that is less than 40lbs at less than 500 bucks is nice, even though the brakes and gears are only basic.
The manual that it came with was hidden in the seat box. FYI on that. Since I know bikes, I put it together myself without the manual, which was easy enough. (FYI, if you have ever had to take a bike apart to pack it for an airplane trip in a bike bag, then you can assemble this without a manual no problem. You're just putting the handlebars on, adjusting the stem to true, putting the pedals on and the seat in the seat tube. Really easy.)
(For reference, I ride a lot and have an expensive Canyon Spectral trail MTB and a carbon gravel bike, and then a number of cheaper bikes. I'm not a super expert, but I know what I'm doing. I bought this Juneau mainly because I wanted a fat bike to try riding in the snow in the winter and I've heard from friends that they don't really like fat biking, so I figured I'd buy a cheap one before spending 2k on a "real" one, knowing that if I like it I'll want a spare for a friend to ride anyway.)
I took the bike for a short ride with 10 lbs of air in the tires right after assembly and it was pretty much as expected. Pluses: Smooth ride, precise shifting, plenty of low gears for snow or whatever, nice paint, good looking bike, feels very sturdy (+ very fast shipping). Minuses: cheap looking decals (I removed a few), generic assembly manual, somewhat weak brakes.
Overall I am very happy with it and I would recommend it to anyone who has experience with working on bikes.
The assembly is easy enough if you have some familiarity with bikes, though it's exasperating that they can't be bothered to match the instructions to the actual assembly state upon delivery – for instance, it arrived with the stem already inserted into the headset and the bars loose (not attached to the stem), but the manual gave extensive instructions on how to insert the stem into the headset (irrelevant) and NO information on how to attach the bars to the stem. It was obvious enough to me, but could potentially confuse someone who's never worked on bikes at all. There were lots of other such mismatches in the instructions (e.g. irrelevant attachment instructions for the cranks). Be aware you'll need metric Allen keys, metric wrenches (or an adjustable wrench), a Schraeder-compatible pump, and a special low-pressure tire gauge (the standard one that comes with your pump probably will not work on such low pressures). The tires arrived a bit inflated (~6 PSI), so I could ride it right after assembly. The brakes and derailleurs were all set up perfectly right out of the box on mine – no need for any adjustments.
I find most out-of-the-box saddles pretty uncomfortable, and honestly I found this one no worse than any other. Ditto for the grips. To me the bike feels super heavy and laborious to ride – but I'm comparing it to my carbon fiber MTB with 2-inch tires, so I guess that's just the reality of fat bikes.
It is such an absolute shame that some people have had bad luck with their bikes when they first receive them! Of course, human error must be taken into consideration with some of these problems.
My bike came to me with no damage or installation issues. I put it together without any difficulty or unforeseen dilemmas. It is such an amazing bike and I am so grateful to have purchased it at 46% off of list price! Although I have been watching this bike for over three years, waiting for just the right time to buy! And yes, pacific cycle can be quite aggravating when it comes to service! But I am a very satisfied customer as far as this bike is concerned!
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2022
It is such an absolute shame that some people have had bad luck with their bikes when they first receive them! Of course, human error must be taken into consideration with some of these problems.
My bike came to me with no damage or installation issues. I put it together without any difficulty or unforeseen dilemmas. It is such an amazing bike and I am so grateful to have purchased it at 46% off of list price! Although I have been watching this bike for over three years, waiting for just the right time to buy! And yes, pacific cycle can be quite aggravating when it comes to service! But I am a very satisfied customer as far as this bike is concerned!
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Took 2 weeks and a half from purchase to delivery.
The bike requires an hour of work in order to be ready to ride. Here is what I had to perform:
- The handlebar must be put in place, and the stem needs tightening, all brakes and shifters are already on the handlebar installed correctly.
- The front wheel has to be installed.
- Front derailleur was simply not adjusted at all. Had to set this.
- Pedals must be installed on crank arms.
- Install seat and post.
- Inflate tires.
- Put on front and rear reflectors
That's it! Good to go!
Rides super easy. Weight is ok for an aluminum frame fatbike.
I'm really happy with the gear ratio. There is plenty of low gears to slowly climb very steep slopes, so I will not need to change cassette and chainrings.
The only I'll keep an eye on, as I tried it today, the tire treads grip on soft snow is less than perfect. It doesn't take much to start loosing traction and slip. We'll see if a more agressive rear tire will be necessary.
Overall, great deal.
Reviewed in Canada on February 3, 2022
Took 2 weeks and a half from purchase to delivery.
The bike requires an hour of work in order to be ready to ride. Here is what I had to perform:
- The handlebar must be put in place, and the stem needs tightening, all brakes and shifters are already on the handlebar installed correctly.
- The front wheel has to be installed.
- Front derailleur was simply not adjusted at all. Had to set this.
- Pedals must be installed on crank arms.
- Install seat and post.
- Inflate tires.
- Put on front and rear reflectors
That's it! Good to go!
Rides super easy. Weight is ok for an aluminum frame fatbike.
I'm really happy with the gear ratio. There is plenty of low gears to slowly climb very steep slopes, so I will not need to change cassette and chainrings.
The only I'll keep an eye on, as I tried it today, the tire treads grip on soft snow is less than perfect. It doesn't take much to start loosing traction and slip. We'll see if a more agressive rear tire will be necessary.
Overall, great deal.
Je surveillais le poids, nombre de vitesses, type de commande pour les changements de vitesses et tout y était.