Hycline's Ecarpat, Zukka, Kiapalno and TumbleWeed mountain bikes from 24 to 29 inches, compared by wheel size, frame, gears, suspension and price.
TumbleWeed 24-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA 24-inch mountain bike listed from $245.99 with a carbon steel frame, 21 speeds and a 100mm front fork, as the page states. It suits riders of 4'2" to 4'9" per the page; the table gives a weight of 29.9 lb while the page's separate Specs list says 41.00 lb.
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Ecarpat XR1 26-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA 26 X 2.125 mountain bike listed from $267.99 with a carbon steel frame, 21 speeds and a weight of 43.00 lb per the table. The page gives a rider height of 5.2'-6.3', and only the Orange option, at $275.99, was in stock when read.
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Ecarpat Tamer KR Mountain Bike — read reviewA mountain bike sold in 24, 26 and 27.5-inch sizes from $305.99, with a carbon steel frame, 21 speeds and a rider height range for each size per the table. The text describes front and rear suspension and dual disc brakes.
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Kiapalno 26-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA 26-inch mountain bike listed at $324.99 with a high carbon steel frame and Shimano 21-speed gearing per the table. The page gives a rider height of 5'0" - 5'9", a frame size of 18 and a weight of 35.28.
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Ecarpat Corex 26-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA 26-inch mountain bike that the page presents as full suspension, with a front fork and a rear shock, listed at $325.99. The table lists a high carbon steel frame, Shimano 21-speed gearing, a 37 lb weight and a rider height of 5'1" - 6'2".
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Kiapalno III 26-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA 26-inch mountain bike at $329.99 whose page lists a high carbon steel frame, a Shimano 21-speed drivetrain and dual disc brakes. The table gives a 35.28 weight and a rider height of 5'4" - 5'9"; the page mentions an advanced suspension system but does not name its type.
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Zukka Blaze 27.5-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA 27.5-inch mountain bike at $347.99 whose page lists a high carbon steel frame, double disc brakes and a suspension fork. It suits riders of 5'7" - 6'2" per the table, though the page gives its gearing two ways.
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Ecarpat XR1 24-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewListed at $267.99, this mountain bike has a carbon steel frame and 21 speeds per the table and is pitched at teens, with a rider height of 42-56 (inches). The title says 24-inch, but the table lists 20 X 2.125 tires.
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Rock-Rod 26-Inch Youth Mountain Bike — read reviewA 26-inch youth mountain bike listed at $289.99 with 26 x 2.35 tires, a 7-speed shifter and front and rear disc brakes per the page. The table lists an aluminum alloy frame and 37.48 lb; the page's separate Specs list says carbon steel and gives a rider height of 4'2"-5'4".
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TumbleWeed 26-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA 26-inch mountain bike that the page also calls a beach bike, listed at $325.99 with a front suspension fork and 21-speed gearing. The table lists an aluminum alloy frame (the text and the page's Specs list say steel) and riders of 5'4" to 6'2".
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Ecarpat Tendar X5 27.5-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA mountain bike sold as 27.5-inch at $328.99, with front and rear disc brakes and 21-speed gearing; its table lists an aluminum alloy frame (the page's Specs list says carbon steel) and 24 x 2.1 tires. The table puts riders at 5'5" to 5'10" and the Specs list at 5'4" to 6'2".
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TumbleWeed 27.5-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA beach-style mountain bike sold as 27.5-inch at $335.99, with a carbon steel frame, 21-speed gearing, mechanical dual disc brakes and a 100mm front fork per the page. The table lists 24 x 2.125 tires (the page's Specs list says 27.5 x 2.125) and a rider height of 5'4"-6'2".
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Zukka Blaze MTB 29-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA 29-inch mountain bike listed at $338.99 with 29 x 1.95 tires, an 8-speed derailleur, front and rear double disc brakes and a suspension fork. The table lists an aluminum alloy frame, though the features say steel, and riders of 5'4"-6'2".
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Ecarpat Rycheer 26-Inch Mountain Bike — read reviewA 26x2.10 mountain bike listed at $310.99. The text names an aluminum frame, a 21-speed Shimano drivetrain and dual disc brakes, while the page's separate Specs list says carbon steel and a 5'4" - 6'8" rider height; the table adds a 160 mm rotor and a 36.60 lb weight.
FACESTORE5% offThe 14 mountain bikes here all come from one store, Hycline, and list from $245.99 to $347.99. Start with wheel size and rider height, because they decide fit. Titles name 24-inch wheels on two bikes, 26-inch on seven, 27.5-inch on three and 29-inch on one, and the Ecarpat Tamer KR page sells 24, 26 and 27.5-inch sizes. Rider height rows in feet and inches run from 4'2" to 6'8" (the Ecarpat Rycheer's Specs list), but the pages do not agree with themselves: the TumbleWeed 26 and 27.5-inch tables say 5'4" to 6'2" while a text line on each says 4'2" to 4'9", and the Ecarpat XR1 24-inch row reads 42-56 inches although its text pitches the bike at teens. Measure the rider and ask Hycline which range applies.
Then read the frame, brakes, gears and suspension, which the listings state unevenly. Nine pages list a steel frame throughout, but five (Rock-Rod, Rycheer, TumbleWeed 26, Tendar X5 and Zukka Blaze 29) say aluminum alloy in one place and steel in another. Disc brakes appear on every page, but a mechanical disc brake is pulled by a cable and a hydraulic one by fluid; where a page names a type it says mechanical, and the Kiapalno and Corex pages leave it open. Twelve pages list 21 speeds, though the Zukka Blaze 27.5 also lists a 7-speed rear derailleur; the Rock-Rod lists 7 and the Zukka Blaze 29 lists 8. Only the Ecarpat Corex lists a front fork and a rear shock, and only the three TumbleWeed pages give a fork travel, 100mm. Table weights run from 29.9 lb to 49 lb, and six pages give a tire or wheel size that conflicts with their own title or text.
Hycline's terms apply to every bike on this page. Its refund policy gives 30 days for a new, unused bike in its original packaging, after you send photos and get a return label; you pay return shipping if you change your mind, while a defective bike goes back without fees. The About page calls 30-day returns free, and many bike pages show 'Returnable 90-Day' in their spec tables, which the policy does not repeat. Shipping covers the continental US only, and the policy treats every bike as oversized: $29.99 for Standard delivery in 7 to 15 days, although product pages advertise free shipping over $99. Delivery needs a signature, and damage must be reported within 24 hours. Product pages list a 1-year warranty, but the store's policies and terms name no period, coverage or claim process.
Look elsewhere if you need a stated fork travel, brake type or load limit. The Tamer KR gives 250 lb in its introduction and 450 in its table, the TumbleWeed 24 and 27.5-inch pages give 250 in the text and 255 in the table, and the Kiapalno table has no max load row. Web searches on October 22, 2026 found no independent test or customer review of these bikes, and the store's own review page, which shows 4.66 stars from 3,669 reviews, is mostly about tires and tubes. Before ordering, ask [email protected] for the frame material, tire size, rider height and load limit in writing.
| Review | Price | Tires | Rider height | Frame | Weight |
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| TumbleWeed 24-Inch Mountain Bike | From $245.99 | 24 x 2.125 per the table | 4'2"-4'9" (50-57 inches) per the page | Carbon Steel Frame per the table, frame size 24x16 | 29.9 lb on the table; the separate Specs list says 41.00 lb |
| Ecarpat XR1 26-Inch Mountain Bike | From $267.99 | 26 X 2.125 per the table; the size option says 26 x 1.75 | 5.2'-6.3' per the table (the row is labeled in inches) | Carbon Steel Frame per the table, frame size 26 X 17 | 43.00 lb on the table |
| Ecarpat Tamer KR Mountain Bike | From $305.99 | 24x2.125 / 26x2.125 / 27.5x2.125 per the table | 4'9" - 5'4" / 5'2"-5'7" / 5'4"-5'9" by size, on the table | Carbon Steel Frame per the table; frame sizes 16 / 17 / 17.5 | 39.69 / 45.00 / 49.00 lb by size, on the table |
| Kiapalno 26-Inch Mountain Bike | $324.99 | 26X2.125 per the table | 5'0" - 5'9" per the table | High Carbon Steel per the table, frame size 18 | 35.28 lb on the table |
| Ecarpat Corex 26-Inch Mountain Bike | $325.99 | 26-inch, 26 X 2.125 per the table (the page text gives other widths) | 5'1" - 6'2" on the table | High carbon steel per the table; frame size 22 | 37 lb on the table |
| Kiapalno III 26-Inch Mountain Bike | $329.99 | 26 X 2.125 per the table | 5'4" - 5'9" on the table | High carbon steel per the table; frame size 18 | 35.28 lb on the table |
| Zukka Blaze 27.5-Inch Mountain Bike | $347.99 | 27.5 X 1.95 per the table; the features say 26 x 1.95 | 5'7" - 6'2" on the table | High carbon steel per the table; frame size 22 | 38.3 lb on the table |
| Ecarpat XR1 24-Inch Mountain Bike | $267.99 | Table lists 20 X 2.125; the title says 24-inch | 42-56 (inches) per the table; the text says teen | Carbon Steel Frame per the table, frame size 20 X 14 | 39.69 lb on the table |
| Rock-Rod 26-Inch Youth Mountain Bike | $289.99 | 26 x 2.35 per the table | 4'2"-5'4" per the page's separate Specs list; the two tables have none | Table lists Aluminum Alloy Frame; a text line and the Specs list say steel; frame size 21 | 37.48 lb on the table |
| TumbleWeed 26-Inch Mountain Bike | $325.99 | 26 x 2.125 all-terrain, per the table and the page text | 5'4"-6'2" on the table; the Specs list says 5'1"-6'1" (one text line says 4'2" to 4'9") | Aluminum alloy per the table; the text and the Specs list say steel | 36.3 lb on the table; the Specs list says 41 lb |
| Ecarpat Tendar X5 27.5-Inch Mountain Bike | $328.99 | Table: 24 x 2.1; the title, text and Specs list say 27.5 x 2.125 | 5'5" - 5'10" on the table; the Specs list says 5'4"-6'2" | Aluminum alloy per the table; the Specs list says Carbon Steel; frame size 19 | 35.28 lb on the table |
| TumbleWeed 27.5-Inch Mountain Bike | $335.99 | Table: 24 x 2.125; the title, tire lines and Specs list say 27.5 x 2.125 | 5'4"-6'2" on the table; one text line says 4'2"-4'9" | Carbon steel per the table; frame size 27.5x17.5 | 39.69 lb on the table |
Go by the rider height row on the page you buy from, and check it with Hycline, because the rows disagree. The TumbleWeed 24-inch lists 4'2" to 4'9", the Kiapalno 26-inch 5'0" to 5'9", the Corex 5'1" to 6'2" and the Zukka Blaze 29 5'4" to 6'2". The Tamer KR gives a range per size in its table: 4'9" to 5'4" for 24-inch, 5'2" to 5'7" for 26-inch and 5'4" to 5'9" for 27.5-inch, though its introduction says 4'8" to 5'6".
Only the Ecarpat Corex lists both a front fork and a rear shock, with no travel or shock details. The Tamer KR text says full suspension with front and rear forks and a 100mm figure, but names no rear shock or end for the 100mm. The three TumbleWeed pages list a 100mm front fork; most others list a fork or an advanced suspension system with no travel, and the Rock-Rod page never mentions suspension.
Where a page names a type it says mechanical: seven pages carry 'Mechanical Disc Brake' or 'mechanical dual disc brakes', usually in a separate Specs list. A mechanical disc brake is pulled by a cable, a hydraulic one by fluid. The Kiapalno and Corex pages say dual disc brakes without naming a type, and the TumbleWeed 26 text says 'dual U brakes' while its Specs list says Mechanical Disc Brake. Ask Hycline to confirm before ordering.
Partly, by Hycline's account. Where a page gives a figure it says 85% pre-assembled, and the Rycheer page adds about 20 minutes with the included tools. The pages differ on what is left to fit: the TumbleWeed 24-inch names the handlebar, saddle, front wheel and pedals in one line and the front wheel, handlebars and pedals in another. These are the store's claims, so ask what the box needs before you start.
The shipping policy charges $29.99 for Standard delivery, 7 to 15 days after handling, because it treats every bike as oversized; product pages advertise free shipping over $99, but that line applies to general-size items. It covers the continental US only, and its table lists a $25.99 rate for Hawaii and Alaska under a heading that excludes both. Delivery needs a signature, and damage must be reported within 24 hours with photos and video.
The refund policy gives 30 days for a new, unused bike in its original packaging, after you send photos and get a return label. You pay return shipping if you change your mind; a defective bike goes back without fees. Product pages say 1 year of warranty, but the policies and terms name no period, coverage or claim process, so ask [email protected] for the terms in writing.