Montra Timba

by Montra

Category: Hybrid

15,935Indicative price - for comparison only, not a live offer.

The Montra Timba is a Hybrid bike from Montra, priced at ₹15,935. It's built around a aluminium alloy with solid dropouts frame. Equipped with NA shifting and c-star bx-350, mechanical disc brake,160/160mm rotors brakes. Rolls on XMR DWAR 700C with Wide graphics tyres.

Specifications

Frame & Fork

FrameAluminium Alloy with solid dropouts

Brakes

BrakesC-Star BX-350, Mechanical Disc Brake,160/160mm Rotors
Brake Levers3 Finger Alloy Brake levers from Sparkle

Wheels & Tyres

RimsXMR, Alloy, Double Wall,36H, 24.5mm Height Hubs Shunfeng, 36H, Disc Hubs Headset Threadless low Friction
TyresXMR DWAR 700C with Wide graphics

Cockpit & Seating

HandlebarXMR, Steel,620mm,31.75 Dia, with Center Marking
StemXMR, Alloy, 31.8mm Dia, 80mm extension
GripsSoft Grips,115 mm, REACH Compliance
SaddleXMR, Comfort saddle

Drivetrain

CranksetONYX, Cotterless, 44Tx170
Bottom BracketNeco (B910), Sealed Bearings, Square Tapered, w/Steel cups
PedalsFull Alloy, 9/16
ChainAnti-Rust KMC Z1
Front DerailleurNA
Rear DerailleurNA
Cassette18T

Other Specifications

Road TypeHybrid

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.