Top 9 Genesis 26 Whirlwind Women’s Mountain Bike

The Kent hawkeye 29er mountain bike is built around a lightweight 6061 aluminum frame and alloy crown suspension fork. Highly regarded 21 speed Shimano ef-41 rapid fire Shifters work in sync with the Shimano front and rear Derailleurs. Front and rear mechanical disc brakes make stopping on any terrain safe and efficient. The hawkeye 29er has an 18.5″ frame and fits a wide range of riders between 5’7″ and 6’2.

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More Professional Cycling Jersey, Half Sleeve
3 Back pockets to keep small accessories
Sleeve and Both Side Use Breathable Mesh Fabric
Let you Cycling Sports keeping drying and cooling
Material: Polyester
Note: measure your bust to choose the size
Package Included:
1piece x cycling jersey

Enjoy riding again on the comfort of a Schwinn. This is a multi-sport hybrid style bike which means it can be everything you want it to be, and more! Ride it around the neighborhood with the kids, take it to the store to grab sandwiches or take a day trip with your pals. The Schwinn GTX 2 is up for anything. Featuring 21 speeds with a Shimano derailleur, versatile tires and a front suspension fork to help you take the bumps, plus disk brakes for super stopping power in even the dustiest conditions. Plus like all Schwinn bikes the GTX 2 comes with a limited lifetime warranty for as long as you own the bike. Enjoy the ride on a Schwinn.

Engineered for those unforgiving climbs and blistering heat, Oakley DRT5 is built with optimized ventilation to help keep you cool, BOA FS1-1 360-degree fit system.

Lightweight Polycarbonate Shell
Integrated Eyewear Dock To Securely Stow Your Shades And Keep Them Handy For Quick And Easy Access
Exact Fit Through Boa Fs1-1 System
Boa Fs1-1 System – The Boa Fs1-1 Is A Height Adjustable 360° Design That Delivers An Exact Fit, Perfect For You Everytime.
Vane Support Structure

Style meets ventilation for total comfort in all-mountain applications in the new Smith Session MIPS Helmet. This all-new cranium coverage keeps your noggin on lock down with a combination of Smiths Koroyd technology and MIPS, shielding you from impacts both direct and oblique, so you can charge through rowdy rock gardens, while staying ventilated as you weave your way through technical switchbacks to the top for round two. And smith doesn’t hold back on the good looks either, with a modern and sleek style that falls neatly between the previously loved Rover and Forefront, giving just a little more coverage than its cross-country cousin, but with less bulk than the enduro-ready Forefront. Since your crashes rarely happen at a straight-on angle, MIPS addresses the specific pressures of an oblique, or non-direct impact, by separating the outer shell from the inner, MIPS layer. In the event of an angled impact, the outer layer slides across the MIPS layer, dissipating rotational force to reduce dome deformation, which is often responsible for concussions and long term damage. Since the impact of mountain bike crashes tends to happen at angles other than 90 degrees, this added element of protection will likely come into play if you take an unfortunate digger. Backing up the MIPS technology with a bit of Smith’s own work is a layer of Koroyd protection. Koroyd is what Smith is calling the funny looking layer of honeycomb tubes that runs beneath the outer shell and more traditional EPS foam. It’s made of thousands of tiny, extruded co-polymer tubes that absorb impact but have a fenestrated surface that allows for a level of breathability impossible to achieve with solid EPS foam while absorbing a claimed 30% more energy. Plus, it’s pretty cool looking, especially in Smith’s mix of contrasting and complementary color schemes. For total comfort, Smith equips the Session with 15 optimized vents that channel air in, and AirEvac at the front edge that sends cool air und…