27.5 Hardtail MTBs
Riding with 27.5-inch wheels on a hardtail MTB is an excellent decision if you’re focussed on fun. Whether it's a full suspension or hardtail, 27.5-inch wheels provide more agility and playful handling. The good rollover properties also give you enough comfort when riding a 27.5-inch hardtail MTB.
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