A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE BIKE SHOP IN DUBLIN 8 - THE BIKES WE SELL HAVE BEEN DONATED TO US AND UPCYCLED BY OUR PROFESSIONAL BIKE MECHANICS
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Upcycled men’s mountain bike from our Frontline range with a 19.5” frame, 26” wheels, 21-speed gears, and front suspension. Finished in black - ideal for commuting, leisure rides, and light trails.
The Frontline Bikes Upcycled Men’s Mountain Bike is a reliable and eco-friendly choice for riders looking for a durable bike for everyday use. Part of our Frontline upcycled range, this bike has been carefully refurbished to extend its life while offering great performance and value.
Built with a 19.5-inch frame, this bike is well suited for medium to taller riders, providing a comfortable and stable riding position. The 26-inch wheels deliver responsive handling and good control, making them ideal for city riding, park trails, and mixed terrain.
Equipped with a 21-speed gear system, the bike allows riders to easily adjust to different riding conditions, from flat roads to gentle hills. The front suspension fork helps absorb bumps and uneven surfaces, improving comfort and control when riding on rough paths or gravel tracks.
Finished in a sleek black colour, this mountain bike combines practicality with a clean, modern look. As part of our upcycled range, it offers a sustainable cycling option while still delivering the durability and versatility expected from a mountain bike.
We offer a complimentary service within a month of purchase.
- Frame Size: 19.5 Inch
- Wheel Size: 26 Inch
- 21 Speed Gear System
- Front Suspension Fork
CLICK AND COLLECT
We offer a collection service for online orders from our bike shop which is located at: 147 Emmet Road, Inchicore, Dublin 8 (Monday - Saturday).
A BIKE SHOP WITH AN IMPORTANT SOCIAL MISSION
Frontline Bikes is a social enterprise bike shop and training centre and provides people with a background of addiction, long-term unemployment, or a criminal record with a pathway to recovery and employment, through our training programme in bike mechanics, using donated bikes.
