Montra Blues
by Montra
Category: Hybrid
₹55,360Indicative price - for comparison only, not a live offer.
The Montra Blues is a Hybrid bike from Montra, priced at ₹55,360. It's built around a blues disc 700c, 6061 aluminium alloy, w/tapered headtube frame and a zoom (187d ams), 700c, hydraulic lockout, 65mm travel, coil spring fork. Equipped with Shimano Altus M2000 Series (SL-M2010), Rapidfire Plus, Optislick, (3x9-Speed) shifting and logan (hd-m200), hydraulic disc, 160/160mm rotors brakes. Rolls on Kenda Khan (K935), 700x35c (37-622) tyres.
Specifications
Frame & Fork
| Frame | Blues Disc 700c, 6061 Aluminium Alloy, w/Tapered Headtube |
| Fork | Zoom (187D AMS), 700c, Hydraulic Lockout, 65mm Travel, Coil Spring |
Brakes
| Brakes | Logan (HD-M200), Hydraulic Disc, 160/160mm Rotors |
| Brake Levers | Logan (HD-M200), 3-Finger, Alloy |
Wheels & Tyres
| Rims | XMR 700c, 35x622, Double Wall, 32-Hole, 25mm Height Hubs Neco, MS38F (Front), MS38R (Rear), 32-Hole, 6-Bolt Disc Headset NECO H-159DM, Semi-Integrated Threadless, 28.6x44x55x30MM H: 9, Tapered |
| Tyres | Kenda Khan (K935), 700x35c (37-622) |
Cockpit & Seating
| Handlebar | XMR, Steel, 31.8mm Dia., 30mm Rise, 10° sweep, 620mm Width |
| Stem | XMR, Alloy, 31.8mm Dia, 110mm Ext., 10 Deg. Rise, 41mm Height |
| Grips | XMR, Ergo Confort, Lock-On Grips, 125mm Length |
Drivetrain
| Crankset | Prowheel (AC49), 48/38/28T, 170mm Arms, 3-Speed |
| Bottom Bracket | Kenli (KL-08A), Sealed Bearings, Square Taperd, w/Steel cups, 122.5x 68 - BSA 1.37x24 TPI |
| Pedals | Neco WP-916, Alloy, Platform |
| Chain | KMC X9, 112 Links, 9-Speed Chain, w/Quick Missing-Link connector |
| Front Derailleur | Shimano Altus M370 Series (FD-M370), 3-Speed |
| Rear Derailleur | Shimano Altus M370 Series, (RD-M370), 9-Speed |
| Shifters | Shimano Altus M2000 Series (SL-M2010), Rapidfire Plus, Optislick, (3x9-Speed) |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Hybrid bikes like this one.
What makes a hybrid bike different from an MTB or road bike?
Hybrid bikes blend a road bike's speed with a mountain bike's comfort - a practical middle ground for commuting and casual riding.
Can hybrid bikes carry heavy loads?
Most hybrids have a solid build with a reasonable weight capacity, though it varies by brand and model - check the specific bike's spec sheet for exact limits.
Can a hybrid bike handle rough roads?
Yes - the sturdy frame and grippy tyres on most hybrids cope well with potholes and uneven surfaces.
Suspension or rigid hybrid - which should I choose?
A suspension hybrid adds comfort on rough roads at the cost of some weight and speed; a rigid hybrid is lighter and faster, better suited to smoother routes.
Are the narrower tyres on some hybrids stable?
Yes - despite being thinner than an MTB's, hybrid tyres are designed to stay stable while reducing rolling resistance for a faster ride.
How often does a hybrid bike need servicing?
Basic upkeep - cleaning and chain lubrication every couple of weeks - is usually all that's needed.