Product Description
The hottest thing in mountain bike technology is still the Disc Brake, and the VegasLow is our first model to bring you this feature at an affordable price. Adding a Shimano® 21-Speed drive-train, double-wall rims, knobby all-terrain tires, front disc and rear v-brake all mounted to Victory’s aluminum dual-suspension frame and you’ve got a winning combination.
| List Price: | $309.99 |
| Price: | $288.57 |
| as of Thu, 21 Feb 2013 07:34:28 GMT ***Remember, deals price on this item for sale just for limited time*** | |
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #164628 in Sports & Outdoors
- Size: 26"
- Color: Blue/Black
- Brand: Victory
- Model: 70126-9
- Released on: 2008-11-07
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 53.00" h x 8.00" w x 28.00" l, 42.00 pounds
Features
- Aluminum Frame
- Shimano Twist Shifters
- Shimano 21 Speed Drivetrain
- Dual Suspension
- Front Disc Brake
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By fire105
Nov. 29,2010
This bike is the same exact bike as the Polaris RMK also found on Amazon There are reviews listed for the Polaris RMK with a rating of 4 1/2 stars, so those review and ratings will give you an idea about this bike as they are the same bike except for different paint and names. (see my review on the Polaris RMK)
They are both made by Ming Cycle in Taiwan and distributed by an American
company---Cycle Force Group. Both bikes are the Mings top of the line dual suspension mountain
bike with disk front brake and upgraded wheels(rims)and 19"frame. Generally The Polaris is getting
better reviews and ratings (different web sites) than the other dual suspension mountain bikes that
are under 300 dollars including Mongoose.
This bike is a great buy at this price (WalMart 199 dollars) and is the same bike as the higher priced Polaris.
Also at this time the Victory is selling for 189 dollars at Meijer's----thats where I bought mine
and I will follow up with a complete review when I get the Victory on the road.
Dec 8, 2010
I received the bike, very well packaged and undamaged, It was easy to put together, only had to attach front wheel,seat,handlebars,front/rear reflectors and front brake caliper. All cables were attached and I didn't have to make any adjustments. The bike rides smooth, shifts smooth and quality of construction is beyond my expectations. I cant believe the upgraded alloy wheels and 19" frame--usually only found on much more expensive bikes. My only complaints would be----cheap pedals--and cheap tires. This bike and the Polaris RMK (same bike with different colors) have to be the best dual suspension mountain bikes for for under 300 dollars. I give it a five star for value for the money----As the word gets out, I wouldn't be surprised to see the price on these bikes go way up after the first of the year, The Polaris is already priced higher and still going up---and the victory is the same bike for less!!!! G R E A T D E A L
12-12-10 ----Right now the Polaris is selling for less than the Victory on Amazon and Miejers. The prices fluctuate back and forth on both bikes. Anyways they are the same bike and you get your choice of colors and the price will always be lower for one of them.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Mitchell J. Van Wagoner
I bought this bike with little money and figured i would just upgrade it as i went, and that's what I did. It's a great bike, the frame is really the best part, every thing else is, well knock off versions of the real parts, but they held up longer then I expected. I replaced the front fork (though it didn't really need it), the front disc brake, the handle bars, the brake leavers, the grips, and the tires. Those upgrade were just because I ride pretty hard trails and I need the better sustainability and control that those trails demand. all of those things would be just fine at any level below hard trail. If you are on the heavier side or really crank on the pedals, or both, then I suggest replacing the crank set and the bottom bracket. I am having to do that now and I have had it for a year. Over all I love this bike, it's best part is the frame and its second shock. If you plan to ride hard trails, I suggest replacing absolutely everything except the frame(of course) and the second shock. If not, then you should be absolutely fine with the stock parts.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By MRZ
I've never had the chance to build/tweak a bike before so I thought I would give it a shot after multiple reviews with this one. For the price difference of $70 compared to most stores I couldn't really pass the deal up. The product shipped fast and not broken. Everything was there and then some to assemble the last parts. I'm very happy with my purchase! Worth every penny
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