Poseidon Redwood

Poseidon Redwood. I know it isn't as fancy as some, but considering I have only been on Mountain Bikes for the last 30 years I couldn't justify spending the money on the Niner RLT 9, Or Revolt Advanced 0. Then along came the Redwood, I know some of the components are lower end, but this bike is a blast.

If you want a GREAT beginner bike - this, or the Poseidon Redwood are the top in my opinion. If you’re considering a bike, or just have questions I can take closer pics (because they don’t have a lot on the website) or let you know how it all works.

state 4130 all road at $900, excellent all-around bike especially if you’re looking for steel, with fenders and racks it makes an excellent commuter bike, can clear a 27.5 x 2.2 mountain bike tire for excellent capability off-road, most relaxed and upright riding position. Poseidon redwood at $950, least good on pavement but most capable off-road with the ability to clear a 27.5 x 2.8 mountain bike tire!.

and you can possibly get free shipping if you start and don’t finish the check out process, but I doubt you can use two coupons, so $100 off is nice. That’s what I paid for mine over a year ago. Poseidon: free shipping through end of year, easy 5% off coupon: NEWBIKEDAY. I have a Poseidon Redwood, State All-Road 4130, and a Cannondale Topstone 105.

Poseidon Redwood....first impressions are pretty much what I've read in most reviews. Frame is nice, paint job is fragile.

I have a Topstone 105 and a Poseidon Redwood and I am very pleased with the budget State All-Road 4130. It’s a great bike for the price.

I recently got my hands on a Poseidon Redwood, I really like it for some of the mountain bike trails near me, it handles so well off-road. However, it is a little slow for my liking. I put some more road suited tires on it to get some more speed, but it still feels heavy and slow.

The Poseidon Redwood stands out to me due to overall features and price point, and the Priority options (Apollo and 600) stand out due to their belt drive and internally geared hubs. Thanks for taking a look and any advice you can offer!.

Just went on my first ride on the Poseidon Redwood and I LOVE this bike. It’s been a good 2-3 years since I’ve ridden and when I did, it was on a 1980-something Huffy 10-Speed road bike.

After changing out the pedals and saddle to something that suited me better, it's been rock solid. Though I plan on replacing it and my current eBike next year with the Ride1Up Roadster Gravel Edition (or similar if something else comes out by then). If interested in more than just commuting and you don't mind a little chain maintenance. The Poseidon X, Poseidon Redwood or State All-Road 4130 are my go-to under $1000 recommendations for "do it all" bikes.