Name: Motobecane 2Hundred7 / 2Hundred10
Brand: Motobecane
Price: 1799.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 76 (1 reviews)

76/100

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Facts

Gender

Type

Release Year

Brand

Wheel Size

Number of Gears

Weight

38.65, 39 lbs

Suspension

Full

Brake Type

Disc

Frame Material

Aluminum

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the Motobecane 2Hundred7 / 2Hundred10. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

10 reasons to buy

The 2Hundred’s value-for-money was dubbed ‘incredible’ by an expert.
Tire clearance was ample: 150mm rear and 110mm front hub spacing easily accommodates big tires.
A 200mm RockShox Boxxer fork featured a spring specific to each bike’s size.
RockShox rear suspension coil, in conjunction with the front shock, delivered a calm and balanced ride.
2Hundred7 and 2Hundred10 models offer 7 and 10 speed options.
SRAM Code brakes offered awesome performance from big 200mm rotors.
Maxxis Minion tires were deemed ‘ideal’.
The frame was praised for sturdiness, free-movement in pivot-points and minimal play.
Aesthetics were kept understated, with a flat black paintjob, matching components and minimal branding.
WTB TCS rims came tubeless compatible.

4 reasons not to buy

An expert noted that there are three frame sizes available, but hoped for more.
The 2Hundred’s chainstays are a little longer than its peers, perhaps affecting pedal efficiency.
The 403mm reach is a tad shorter (about 10mm) than bikes with the latest geometry.
An expert felt that the WTB saddle was not the most comfortable.

Bottom line

This bike is almost half the price of similarly equipped big-brand downhill bikes. The componentry is not compromised. Where Motobecane manages to cut costs, is in their no-frills approach to promotion and sales. The 2Hundred7 and 2Hundred10 are one of those bikes that eschews fancy design and marketing costs, in favor of quality construction and reliance on word-of-mouth endorsements. It’s an amazingly well-priced downhill mountain bike that requires no upgrades and is ready to be thrown down your rowdiest mountainside, stat.