Specs

• Frame: 6061 T6 aluminum

• Wheels: 27.5" (650B) alloy rims

• Fork: SR Suntour M3030, ~75 mm travel

• Drivetrain: Shimano Tourney/Altus 3×7 (21 speed)

• Crankset: 42/34/24 triple

• Brakes: Tektro linear pull rim brakes

• Tires: 27.5 × 2.1, zero wear

Compare this bike to new entry level mountain bikes at the local store, here’s the difference: those new bikes are steel — this extremely low‑use bike is aluminum.

Aluminum is lighter, stronger, doesn’t rust, and rides better. It’s the same material used on real trail bikes, not the heavy steel frames you see on today’s budget models. The cheapest aluminum‑frame mountain bike at Dick’s Sporting Goods right now is $349, and this Sorrento is in the same condition as anything on their sales floor. Purchased new and only ridden twice. Stored inside, off the wheels, its entire life. Tires have zero wear, and all factory stickers are still on the frame. This is as close as you will get to buying a brand‑new aluminum mountain bike and for only $150. Texts are preferred, if KSL Messaging is used my response to you may be delayed as I am not always on the website. I can only accept cash, and please no inquiries after 7PM. Thanks for looking.