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Schwinn Discover Adult Hybrid Bike for Men and Women, 700c Wheels, 21-Speeds, Step-Through or Step-Over Frame, Front and Rear Fenders, Rear Cargo Rack
$ 438,95
- Front suspension fork, alloy crank, and a city rise adjustable stem, 19-inch frame fit to riders 5’9″ to 6’1″ tall
- 21-speed SRAM grip shifter and rear derailleur, uphill pedaling becomes more effortless, while the alloy twist shifter is compatible with 4 finger brake levers
- Promax alloy linear pull brakes provide reliable stopping power, while the alloy ahead stem allows for easy adjustment of the angle (rise)
- Experience a comfortable ride with the swept-back upright handlebars, padded seat, and lightweight yet durable aluminum frame
- Bicycle has fenders that protect riders from dirt and to ensure a clean and enjoyable ride while the rear cargo carrier adds convenience
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 52 x 32 x 8 inches |
|---|---|
| Package Weight | 19.5 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 53.94 x 7.48 x 31.89 inches |
| Item Weight | 19.5 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Schwinn |
| Warranty Description | Limited Lifetime |
| Model Name | Discover |
| Color | Black/Discover |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Pacific Cycle, Inc. |
| Part Number | S5396 |
| Style | Discover |
| Included Components | Bike |
| Size | 19-Inch Step-Over Frame |
| Skill Level | Mixed/Intermediate |
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7 reviews for Schwinn Discover Adult Hybrid Bike for Men and Women, 700c Wheels, 21-Speeds, Step-Through or Step-Over Frame, Front and Rear Fenders, Rear Cargo Rack
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Amazon Customer –
La bici es hermosa y la calidad es bastante buena por el precio que pagué. La tuve que mandar armar en un taller por que no quería que algo saliera mal, sin embargo valió la pena. Es un poco más grande de lo que pensé pero aún así no tengo problemas al usarla. La bici es linda y muy cómoda. La recomiendo para gente que busca una bici funcional para el día a día o para los días de oscio.
Amazon Customer –
1st bike that arrived came damaged, derailleur was broken of completely. I believe this happened in transit, not the makers fault. Bike was very easy to assemble. Saddle is very comfortable. Its a joy to cycle, large bike, I’m 5,9 and suits me fine, Saddle can be raised very quickly. Overall very pleased with my purchase
Alejandra –
es una bicicleta muy eficiente, es cómoda y me ha sido de gran ayuda. es de buen tamaño y se ve muy bonita. es divertido dar paseos en ella y responde a la perfección cuando se le ha exigido. la recomiendo ya que es muy útil.
Jaded Nostalgic –
I tried to change the seat to another I had previously purchased and it would not work at all even though it is a Schwinn seat. The seat that comes with it is good but I would have liked to have my cushier seat on.
jesus –
Not much to dislike, small trouble with setting up derailleur i have previous experience with building bikes from scratch but if you don’t you may need some hep .
Shipped in good protected box, with no damage , surprising compliance in the front suspension fork , little tricky setting the suspension seat post but read the instructions and all should be good.
In all great price + Schwinn quality ,rides easy and smooth as long as you have things that make’s the bike fits to you, GREAT product…
Avid Reader –
Was looking for a budget hybrid and spent a good 5 or so days (in my freetime) shopping online and at my local bike shop. Bought the Schwinn Discover because it dropped in price while in my cart to around $240. I’m a total bike novice so after narrowing it to this bike and a diamondback I choose this because it was $60 cheaper. If you are looking for a bike that can go on the road, sidewalks, and minor trials/grass this is the bike for you. This bike is amazing. My step dad was in awe at the craftsmanship and he works for CAT so if the craftsmanship impresses him I know its solidAnyways ill list some pros and a few minor cons. But if your on a budget and are not sure about which bike to choose (like I was) then hopefully I can sway you. I have never owned a Schwinn or any other name brand bike. I haven’t road a bike over 2 miles since 2003 but I love it now.
Pros:
– BEAUTIFUL looking bike. You can tell it was made with quality parts and that Schwinn can still make good, durable bikes.
– Rides well and smooth (im not a bike expert so bear with my general description)
– A great value and first time bike. If you’re short on funds (im 26 and in college and I used my amazon store card with no interest for 6 mon) and looking for a bike to get to work or school or just cruise around town then this bike is for you.
MINOR cons:
– Can be a little tricky to put together the proper way. Thank god for my step dad. He helped me make sure it was built right (brakes, gears). The directions are a little complicated but if I could use them anyone probably could. I just was lucky to have someone knowledgeable guide me and check my work. The brakes and gears were mostly correct out of the box but they did require some tinkering and he knew all about that. Take it to a bike shop if you need too.
– Seat was nothing to brag about but I got a bell memory foam one on amazon as well for $28 and it was totally worth it.
– I have not taken this off road but I could tell the tires are NOT meant for that type of riding. I’m not sure if you could switch tires out for mountain bike ones. I don’t see why not if it all fits properly ( dont take my word though). The 700c tires it comes with are meant for pavement and boardwalks and light grass. Maybe wooded trails (have yet to test on woodchip or dirt trails).
Overall conclsuion and final thoughts/tips:
I will try to remember to update a few weeks from now on how the bike handles trails (so excited for fall riding, I live in MI and while its not the most bike friendly state, thanks MOTOWN, I have found some nice long trails and paths to test).
Another bit about the questions and reviews I have seen on this bike. I am 6ft and a half in tall and weigh 210lbs. I am out of shape, which is why I wanted to get into biking as a fun way to travel and exercise at the same time. This bike is PERFECT for beginner’s or out of shape people because its 21 speeds and friction adjustment allow for differing riding styles. On 3 or 4 and low resistance I can fly down the sidewalk without feeling like a need a break. The seat and handlebars are totally adjustable (they both go up and down a good amount so its easy to adjust if you’re tall but have short legs or are short with longer legs) my stepdad is 5’10 and weighs 175lbs and he could easily adjust the seat for himself. My mom is a short 5’4 and while it’s too big for her she could adjust it to make it rideable. The bike size was one of the biggest concerns before buying.
Which bike type should I get? Road, mountain or hybrid? Which company? Which size is best for me? Do I follow Amazons chart or another websites size chart? Should I get a diamondback since they have different size options?
It can all be confusing for a bike noob since their is no wiki for bikes. Most bikes on amazon don’t have that many reviews and amazon (great as it is) doesn’t carry that many bike brands overall and other online bike retailers don’t have anywhere close to Amazons review and q+a system. I am very cautious when spending my hard earned money (I have been researching laptops for 2 months now for school and have yet to make a decision, with school starting for me soon…) and I decided to get this bike. I am using it to ride 30min to work and to go around town. Hopefully soon I can go riding in the state and national parks.
So buy this bike if you:
– are looking for a great entry level bike that travels on flat surfaces well.
– are on a budget and just wanna “test the waters” of biking without breaking the bank and putting a black hole under your credit score.
– maybe wanna buy one as a gift or maybe 2 (m/f, m/m, f/f). For yourself and a partner to crusie town with. They have a female version im sure.
– if you are an expert cyclist and maybe want a solid back up bike to use so you’re not wearing down you’re main road or mountain bike.
– if you’re not sure at all of what to get but you know it will be mostly flat surfaced riding and you’re between 5’7 and 6’3 (educated guess, very possible it would be good for people taller than 6’3 but do your research). If you’re on the shorter side I’m pretty sure they have a womans version that might be smaller (double check).
– At least 2 of my family memebers are buying this bike and I might buy one as my gf’s bday/xmas gift so we can ride togethe. Npi lol
Tips:
– Buy a new seat. Ill try and include a link for a great one I found.
– Even if your mechanically inclined READ THE DIRECTIONS and build it the right way. Or take it to a bike shop and ask them to set it up. I’m not sure of the average cost but would be worth it. You could also post on craigslist and see if anyone would take $50 to put it together for you (just an idea, not sure if its a good one, BE SAFE). I almost broke a tire part because I assumed and didn’t read the directions.
– Buy a good strong bike lock. Do NOT leave it out of sight without a lock even for a minute. I live in suburban upper middle class Metro Detroit and people have their bikes stolen all the damn. No violent crime so the paper mostly covers property crime. If you have to leave it outside unattended make sure its chained to something that can’t be broke or moved as well. All it takes is 2 min and someone could throw it in their pickup.
– Since news bikes are so easy to steal I am honestly looking into insurance for my bike. I get its only $250-300 but I have it on my phone and xbox for a cheap premium. I haven’t looked into it yet but will later tonight. I would simply feel better paying $5 or $6 a month for a premium that would cover theft with maybe an $75-$100 deductible. Again I’m not even sure insurance exists for an entry level bike such as this.
– If you’re short on cash and have a good credit score and want a bike asap try applying for an Amazon store card. I got approved for 800 and got a gift card. I have 6 months to pay my balance before any interest is charged (no interest or %5 statement credit which is around $12.50 for the $250 or so I paid. I’m not trying to push anything on anyone but it’s honestly a solid deal if you’re low on cash, have decent credit or maybe want to build credit. You CANNOT use the amazon store card anywhere besides amazon though. The amazon visa is different and can be used elsewhere but the apr was abnormally high. Both options give amazon credit. I have seen different amounts shown.
– Amazon prime has been awesome the 3 months I’ve had it and made this bike purchase possible for me. Imo its TOO good of a service to be sustainable. I guess delievery drones might end that thought. I was offered a $1 coupon to choose 5 day shipping over 2 day which was quite strange. Seems like Amazon knows its too good of a service for us shoppers. Anyway it came as it was scheduled 2 days later in new condition (no damage to anything).
I know some other reviewsers have had issues with damaged parts out of the box and such. I would put that more on ups or fedex more than Schwinn. I have put around 25 miles on this bike (aint much I know) and would recommend it to anyone really. Unless you have a lot of extra cash to drop on a $1000 hybrid then this bike probably won’t meet your needs anyway. It’s very hard to find items on amazon with lots of reviews and a 4.5 or higher, which is usually what I look for. I get some people get faulty and defective items. Hopefully my bike doesn’t break down 6 months down the line, in which case I’ll update this review accordingly.
This review went on longer than I intended but I felt that some general info about this bike would be helpful for people who (like me) have this bike in their amazon cart or wish list and are on the fence about bikes in general. I also am bored and wanted to practice my typing and writing before classes start (A professor had us do something similar to an amazon description before to try and sell a product that was underselling) Maybe it only helps 1 person but that would be worth. Biking is a great way to get in shape and is a better option for lazy beginners (like me but I’m slowly changing) than running imo. I know many people like me don’t like spending close to $300 on a bike especially if they don’t know much about them. It is definitely worth every penny and much better than those fake Schwinns at Walmart or a bargain brand bike (good for kids I should say).
Links to accessories I bought with my bike. Cheap and well reviewed:
A great simple bike lock at a great price. Not industrial strength but what is anymore? Would be very difficult to cut quickly and stealthily. Is key based and not combination based. I chose the key style because the key mechanism seemed more secure than the combination ones I have seen. I have seen pictures of combos just broke into pieces with a sad or mad owner in the backround bikeless.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C2B26PW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
A big comfortable seat that was a breeze to put on and feels great on my bum. My bum is wayyy out of shape and this seat has helped (did not totally eliminate soreness but greatly reduced it). I had bike shorts and a seat cover to go along with this aftermarket seat but after testing the seat the extra padding seemed excessive even for my big butt.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001D16OCI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
A handy lilttle air pump that can be mounted on the water bottle mount (would replace a water bottle mount sadly but you can add saddle bags on the back)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00T9AKR9Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Avid Reader –
I’m not sure where to start. I’m a fat guy. I’m 6’1″ and weigh around 250. I lived in Arkansas for the last 10+ years. I’ve always had Schwinns for as long as I can remember. When I was in college I had a Mongoose mountain bike, decked out with disc brakes, 21 speed, shocks, all the good stuff. I never really liked that bike much, though. For some reason it just didn’t feel right and it sort of turned me off of cycling (along with drivers shouting obscenities and occasionally trying to run cyclists off the road). I gave it to my friend to get to and from work and he ended up getting hit by a car when trying to cross the road (he was mostly fine). That was pretty much the end of my cycling for the next 8 years. I had no bike and I was fully aware that my town was not a bike friendly community.
Fast forward to 2014 and I’m moving to Florida to get away from all the B.S. associated with living in the midsouth. I decide it’s time to finally start riding again. After a bit of research, I narrowed it down to this bike and a very similar Schwinn that Sam’s Club had that was a little bit cheaper. Well, the test ride I had on the Sam’s Club wasn’t great, presumably because it wasn’t put together quite properly. There weren’t any reviews on it, so I looked on Amazon, saw the reviews, and decided to go for it.
It was the right decision. This is seriously the best bike I’ve ever owned. The bike arrived half-assembled, which was probably a good thing since I was going to tinker with it anyway to get it just right.
A few notes for construction: Apparently mine got dinged up a bit during shipping, but nothing serious. The left support strut of the rear luggage rack was dented. I haven’t used it for carrying anything so far, so I can’t say whether it’s going to hold up or not. The fenders also don’t fit quite properly. Don’t get me wrong, they do go on with no trouble, but you have to adjust them pretty carefully because it seems like they’re either bent from shipping damage or simply curved. Either way, this is purely cosmetic. I’ve gone through many a puddle and never been sprayed from the tires. The brakes are a bit tricky, too. I like my brakes to have plenty of tension on them so it doesn’t take a lot of pull on the levers to get stopping power. It took me literally 30 minutes to get the brakes just right. This is partly due to inexperience and partly due to difficulty with adjusting the mechanisms to get them just right. Seriously, though, make sure you are very comfortable with your brake settings. It’s a major safety issue. Next, the stock tires lose air slowly (over the course of a week or so). I don’t know if this is because of a flaw in the tires/mounting or if it’s just an issue with tube tires. Just grab an air pump and you’re good. Also, make sure to get a new seat. Let’s face it, stock bicycle seats suck. They’re always stupid stiff and make your crotch hurt or fall asleep. Just get something with cushion and you’re good. My final complaint (that I could probably fix with zero effort) is that the handlebar stem has this little plastic gasket that creaks constantly whenever you turn the bars. This does not affect functionality at all, but can be extremely annoying.
Now for the good things. It’s quiet. Very quiet. Besides the aforementioned creaking noise. It’s been a while since I’ve been on a mountain bike, but the hybrid tires seem to be way quieter in comparison. The reduced tire width also gives you reduced friction from contact with the ground, which lets you move a little faster and use a little less effort. The shifters are flawless and I’ve never had any issues switching gears, which usually takes around one second. The seat stem has one of those shock absorbers on it, which, when combined with a seat with springs, gives you a very smooth ride.
I waited a few months before writing this review so I could really get a feel for the bike and look for the issues that others talked about. I have encountered none of them so far. I’ve put probably 300 miles on this bike since I got it and have used it exclusively on roads and sidewalks both in wet and dry conditions.
If you’re on the fence, get this bike. You won’t regret it. Even if there are problems, it comes with a lifetime warranty. This bike has been the catalyst for major changes in my lifestyle for the better. I am healthier than I’ve ever been and have zero desire to use the stationary bike in the gym, air conditioning be damned! Get out there and ride!