Kingttu KTG6 Mountain Bike 21 Speed 26 Inches Dual Suspension Folding Mountain Bike

I had a Citizen Bike folding bike that cost almost twice as much. To be clear, the build quality of the Citizen is much better. However, I wanted the 26" wheels and 21 speed. I decided on this one, and I'm happy with it.I'm an OTR trucker, and I take the bike on the road for exercise. When it arrived, I took it to the bike shop for assembly and to tune the gears. They said it needed a lot of parts tightened, but it was pretty good quality.For the price, and for a folding bike, this is a decent ride. I'm happy with my purchase.

There is literally nothing wrong with the bike I received. I'm 6'3", and, with the seat fully raised, I am comfortable riding the bike for medium distances of several miles, without my legs feeling undue fatigue. Leg extension might be half an inch short for me, but it's very close, regardless. Since I'm so big, I will certainly have to get a more comfortable seat, but this one is no less comfortable than any other standard mountain bike seat. Solid frame, solid lockup for both seat and frame. Excellent disc brakes. It may be an inexpensive Chinese bike, with the user manual written in humorous Chinglish, but it's a quality product and thoughtfully designed. The right shifter is for gears 1-7, the left is for gear sets 1-3, giving 21 speeds, overall. The only quibble is in the shifting scheme... finger on the right shifts upward, thumb shifts downward, but this convention is reversed for the left. It was confusing at first, but you can quickly get used to it. Obviously, if the bike were perfect in every respect, this convention would be consistent, to my way of thinking, but I haven't ridden a bike in 25 years, so maybe that's the way they all work nowadays. However this is literally the only thing "wrong" with the bike. Smooth and quiet. Quick assembly, tools provided. Included some safety reflector sets not shown in the photos, which is also nice. It's a steal.The one-star review from H. Lora is ridiculous. Without punctuation, or proper English, and as completely without detail as it is, I would suspect it's a negative review from a foreign competitor. Ignore it completely.Great bike, looks cool, rides perfectly. If you like how it looks, and like the price, don't think twice about ordering.

I have taken this bike on dirt roads (no heavy trails), gravel roads, asphalt, and it does well. I keep it folded in my SUV for quick workouts and in case I need it for an emergency like after an earthquake and the city roads may be congested (I live in earthquake country). What drew me to this folding bike is the claim that it can handle up to 300 lbs. It actually can and then some; I rode 350 lbs total load for a few blocks and no probs. Most folding bikes can handle up to 220 lbs. I added a rear cargo rack (claimed 400 lbs max load) to be a rear seat and a front rack that I strength with some angle iron. I upgraded to a $15 seat, $10 neck, $4 stem spacers, $7 foot pegs, $8 slime and $15 grips. The rear rack was $33 and the front was $13. So about $345 so far spent for utility and ride comfort. Since I added that heavy duty rear cargo rack, I had to make the rear suspension into a hardtail by replacing the spring with a pipe. After breaking the bike in, after 50 miles, I readjusted the shifter cables, all good now. I wouldn't recommend this bike as a "MTB" but rather like a "commuter bike" and the tires are perfect for asphalt with some gravel. I've already got my money's worth out of it from all the exercise workouts. The only things more this bike needs is a bell and a handlebar rear mirror.

The bike is great for casual riding. Low end components. I will upgrade eventually. I am 6'3" and am big for this bike. I am getting a longer seat post and longer handlebar stem to fit me better. Rear shock is cheap so I am upgrading that to at least a better spring or a airshock. Brakes seem good. The bike came adjusted well. Shifted well and brakes worked good. I am 250lbs. I like that it is rated for 320lbs I read. It has a steel frame which I was looking for. If you are a lighter person and wanted a lighter bike aluminum might be a better choice. This bike being steel will rust especially if you live by the ocean and or leave it outside in the weather.. Aluminum would not rust. The tires seem cheap so will be upgrading them. The shifters on the handle bars work well for lower grade components. If you are looking for a cheap folding suspension bike to ride causally it will be good. If you are planning hardcore trail riding you would be better off spending more money.I wanted a folding bike but did not want one of the 20" models. Wanted a full size MTB type that I can take camping and ride dirt roads and ride on paved roads and bike paths. And over time I plan on upgrading components. Over all I am happy with my purchase.

The bike was easy and fast to put together even though I found the instructions not that helpful. Husband took it to the bike shop to put air in the tires then rode it back home, and now uses it more than me. Everything was and is still good. I changed the seat bc it was uncomfortable after riding the bike for a long time. The bike is easy to fold and unfold. It's also a little heavy to carry around, but I already expected that from the description. I like that its more sturdy and stronger. Fits nicely in the trunk of the car or the back seat. I'm very happy with my purchase.

This bike is so nice, looks better than it does in the pictures. easy to fold and fits in the back of my car. Great buy.

The bike assembly was easy. The bike looks great. and does fold with ease. My biggest problem was shipping. FedEx got my door tag number mixed with another address. So instead of free delivery from Prime, l was told by FedEx to pick it up. 75 miles round-trip 😡😡

Excellent bike except raising or lowering handle bars not possible.