I took that on trips to Moab, and DHing in Winterpark. I loved riding that bike and not a SINGLE component broke after 3 years of heavy abuse/riding. I now have a nicer bike but I completely agree with EC. There is a need hyper mountain bike for low end bikes and I am glad a good bike company stepped up to fill that need. So the pablo guy helped design for Corsair , Atomlab , and now this company. I wouldn’t be throwing any money their way anytime soon….
It is much easier for us to answer questions to you guys here this way then to have him show up unannounced on a Hyper or Hyper branded frame and have the speculation go crazy everywhere. Again, you people saying its a bad choice are retarded. No one is forcing you to ride Hyper, so why complain hyper bicycles about something that doesn’t affect you ? Probably because people are so arrogant and go as far as ” hey, even though they are two COMPLETELY DIFFERENT spec’d and platforms of bikes, they’re all the same Wal-Mart bikes.” Anyways whatever man, no point in arguing over something like this.
Would you shut up about Wal-Mart exploiting the masses? Did you not understand what was said about making bikes for the consumer with a smaller budget? You might be thinking of the United States.
Walmart and other department stores dont need our support. Privately run bike shops do, after all a bike shop give back to the cycling community in hyper bike many more ways then a department store. The 29-inch Unisex Matte Grey E-Ride Electric Mountain Bike from Hyper excels at climbing steep hills!
If the bike can stand up to the abuse and still go fast then, until you’ve ridden one or have been past by one on a trail, who cares what the decals say. But in the meantime let’s all yell about it and call eachother names. Just too bad its not that high end looking…its aesthetics are taking from some wheres else Im guessing.