Reid Hercules Specs and reviews

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Reid Hercules specs

General Information
Model Name Hercules
Brand/Manufacturer Reid
Year of Release 2021
Country of Origin Australia
Mountain Bike Type cross-country
Intended Use recreational
Frame & Geometry
Frame Material aluminum
Frame Size Options S, M, L, XL
Frame Geometry reach: 425-455mm / stack: 585-615mm / head tube angle: 68-69 degrees / seat tube angle: 73-74 degrees / chainstay length: 435-455mm / wheelbase: 1105-1185mm
Axle Standard Boost 148mm
Bottom Bracket Type BSA
Internal Cable Routing true
Protection Features frame armor, chainstay protector
Suspension System
Suspension Type hardtail
Front Suspension Brand and Model RockShox Recon
Front Suspension Travel 120mm
Suspension Adjustments compression, rebound
Suspension Design/Kinematics n/a
Drivetrain
Drivetrain Type 1x
Number of Speeds 12-speed
Rear Derailleur Model Shimano Deore XT
Shifter Brand and Model Shimano Deore
Crankset Details length: 170-175mm / chainring size: 32T
Cassette Range 10-51T
Chain Type and Brand Shimano
Q-Factor n/a
Braking System
Brake Type hydraulic disc
Brake Brand and Model Shimano Deore
Rotor Size front: 180mm / rear: 160mm
Brake Mount Standard post mount
Brake Pads organic
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size 29"
Rim Material and Width aluminum, 25mm internal
Hub Type and Engagement n/a
Tubeless Ready true
Tire Brand, Model, and Width Maxxis Minion DHF, 2.3"
Tire Compound and Sidewall Casing n/a
Tire Tread Pattern and Intended Terrain aggressive tread, all-terrain
Max Tire Pressure 35-45 psi
Cockpit & Contact Points
Handlebar Type riser
Handlebar Material aluminum
Stem Length and Angle 60-80mm, 6-8 degrees
Grips Type lock-on
Saddle Brand and Model Reid
Seatpost Type dropper
Dropper Post Travel 125mm
Seatpost Diameter 31.6mm
Pedals Included false
Headset Brand and Bearing Type n/a
Geometry & Fit
Available Frame Sizes S, M, L, XL
Standover Height S: 750mm / M: 780mm / L: 810mm / XL: 840mm
Rider Height Range 160-200cm
Chainstay Length 435-455mm
Price & Availability
MSRP $1,499
Market Availability Australia, New Zealand
Color Options black, blue
Warranty Coverage frame: 5 years / components: 2 years

Pros and Cons of Reid Hercules


Pros Cons
Sturdy frame Heavy weight
Smooth ride Expensive
Good braking system Limited color options
Comfortable seat Difficult assembly

Common Issues and Problems with Reid Hercules


Common Problem
1. Chain slipping off the gears
2. Brake pads wearing out quickly
3. Gears not shifting smoothly
4. Squeaky or noisy brakes
5. Loose or wobbly handlebars
6. Seat post slipping down while riding
7. Wheel alignment issues causing wobbling
8. Pedals coming loose during rides

User Reviews of Reid Hercules


Name Review
Emily The Reid Hercules bike is a sturdy and reliable option for commuting. I've been using it for a few months now and it has held up well on various terrains.
Michael I love the design of the Reid Hercules bike. It's sleek and stylish, and the performance is great too. I would definitely recommend it to others.
Sarah The Reid Hercules bike is comfortable to ride and the gears shift smoothly. It's a good choice for both beginners and experienced cyclists.
David As a daily commuter, I rely on the Reid Hercules bike for my transportation needs. It's durable and the brakes are responsive, making it a safe option for city riding.

Common Questions About Reid Hercules


  • Is the Reid Hercules bike suitable for competitive mountain biking?

    No, the Reid Hercules is more geared towards recreational use and cross-country riding.

  • What is the warranty coverage for the Reid Hercules bike?

    The frame is covered under a 5-year warranty, while components have a 2-year warranty.

  • Does the Reid Hercules bike come with a dropper seatpost?

    Yes, the Reid Hercules features a dropper seatpost with 125mm of travel.

  • Are pedals included with the purchase of the Reid Hercules bike?

    No, pedals are not included with the Reid Hercules bike.

  • What is the maximum tire pressure recommended for the Reid Hercules bike?

    The recommended tire pressure ranges from 35 to 45 psi for optimal performance.

  • What is the axle standard used in the Reid Hercules bike?

    The Reid Hercules bike utilizes a Boost 148mm axle standard.

  • Can the Reid Hercules bike accommodate riders of different heights?

    Yes, the Reid Hercules has frame size options ranging from S to XL suitable for riders between 160-200cm.

  • What type of suspension does the Reid Hercules bike have?

    The Reid Hercules features a hardtail suspension system.

  • What is the drivetrain type and number of speeds on the Reid Hercules bike?

    The Reid Hercules bike has a 1x drivetrain with 12 speeds for efficient and versatile riding.

  • Are the tires on the Reid Hercules bike tubeless ready?

    Yes, the tires on the Reid Hercules bike are tubeless ready for enhanced performance and puncture resistance.