Submitted by
Evan
a Weekend Warrior
from Lakeville,mn,usa
Date Reviewed: August 2, 2004
Strengths: kind of fast
Weaknesses: heavy, falls apart, sounds like junk,
Bottom Line:
This bike isn't that bad new but when you get hard on it she tends to break like a whole crankarm falls off. Or after a while it sounds like junk when you pedel like a Geo metro when it revs up. So a little kid riding around the neighborhood whould have fun on this bike but not somebody serious.
Strengths: It is a great bike I love it I got a 3 piece and i bought it that way.If you are gonna get a mach one and it doesnt have a 3 piece they are rippin u off.
Weaknesses: The grips and the pedals also the fork its pretty heavy
Bottom Line:
It is a great bike.Its light and durable so it is good for jumping on the trail and racing.It is a great bike and I suggest you buy this bike if you know what your doing.This bike is pretty much good for everyone.
Bike Setup: pretty old bike, i got it ultra cheap, 15 dollars. i dont know how old,
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Submitted by
Sam Silva
a Racer
from Baton Rouge, la, usa
Date Reviewed: July 28, 2001
Strengths: None at all . This bikes sucks.
Weaknesses: Everything. I bent the cranks, frame, rims, handlebars, pedals, and everything else that said the word "GT" on it.
Bottom Line:
This bike tottaly sucks. My roadmaster still is rideable. The garbage man picked up the gt about a week ago. I had to give him 5 bucks so he would take that piece of crap. I swear!!!
Strengths: most of the bike is bloody lovely, 3-piece cranks, 4-piece handle bars, majorly strong frame and loads more
Weaknesses: only the pedals that are plastic crap
Bottom Line:
It's not to badly priced for what it is. It's great for starters and pro's plus it comes with great cranks and things. If you are lookin for an all round bike that is light than this is for you
Submitted by
Matthew Dew
a Racer
from Myrtle Beach
Date Reviewed: February 13, 2001
Strengths: Very light versatile. Quick response and a lot of fun. Has a great price also. I also think it's durable,if it can with stand the crap I put it through it's good!
Weaknesses: One piece crank.
Bottom Line:
The bottom line is that it is a great bike. It's good for beginners or pro's. It's got a great price tag, so you ain't got to be rich to own one. I think it's a phat bike. Although it could use an upgrade to another crankshaft.
Submitted by
Frank P.
a Racer
from New Freedom, PA, USA
Date Reviewed: January 11, 2001
Strengths: stem, handlebars, pedals
Weaknesses: stock rims, stock crank
Bottom Line:
The Robinson SST plain out kicks fat ass!!!!!! I used to race mongoose but gave it up(lame bikes). Then i tried the robison rebel,, liked it,, then went a step up to an SST.. I raced a fatboy,, and boy are they heavy!!!!! Robinson SSt is an excellent bike for starters but can still handle the pros!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Submitted by
bill
a Cross Country Rider
from phoney letters, Arizona
Date Reviewed: October 6, 2000
Strengths: lots of knee room, good brakes, light,
Weaknesses: much to expensive for a bike with one Peice cranks. Get some Profiles and your all set.
Bottom Line:
I think whoever wrote that the Robinson SST is good was right. It weights almost nothing, and I like mine. My friend wants to buy a used mach one for 80$ and I think that is a good deal, don't you?
