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27.5-Inch mountain bikes are the sweet spot between their small-wheeled 26” brothers from yesteryear and their big-wheeled cousin, the popular 29er. 27.5-inch mountain bikes are more agile and maneuverable compared to a 29-inch mountain bike and have more roll-over capability and traction than a 26-inch mountain bike. Mountain bikes with 27.5” tires are popular among all riding disciplines and are favored by riders who prefer agility and playfulness over rolling efficiency and speed.
27.5-inch mountain bikes come in all shapes and sizes and are found throughout all the mountain bike disciplines. 27.5-inch mountain bikes have a shorter wheelbase and overall length than 29-inch mountain bikes and are smaller than most 29ers. Most smaller adult riders tend to ride 27.5” bikes due to being more relative to their size and are easier to control, however, mountain bike tire sizes are not height-specific and are more of a personal preference.
27.5-inch bikes are popular among all riding disciplines and are favored by riders who prefer agility and playfulness over rolling efficiency and speed. Many downhill and freeride bikes use 27.5” tires due to the smaller wheels being easier to maneuver around objects and control at high speeds or while going off jumps.
27.5-inch mountain bikes are more agile and maneuverable compared to a 29-inch mountain bike. 29-inch mountain bikes have more rolling efficiency and roll-over capability due to their larger tires, but are also heavier.
Numerous brands make quality 27.5” mountain bikes. Whether you're looking for a 27.5” hardtail or full suspension bike, you can trust brands like Marin, Norco, Yeti, and Santa Cruz.