Motobecane UNO Outcast
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Motobecane UNO Outcast. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
5 reasons to buy
- The Outcast's low price buys you a steel frame, disc brakes and decent components.
- Frame clearance allows for tires up to 42c in width.
- The Outcast UNO Pro features Shimano MT200 hydraulic brakes.
- Owners called the Outcast a “good-looking bike”.
- The gear ratio was well-suited to cruising and pavement use.
3 reasons not to buy
- A long wheelbase meant less whippy handling than the Fantom Cross Uno.
- An irregular 26 mm seatpost could be less stiff than a standard 27.2 mm post.
- While the Outcast could come across as a rigid mountain bike, it isn’t built for real singletrack.
Bottom line
The Outcast came across as a comfortable and reliable commuter that can easily be ridden on hardpack dirt and moderate gravel, with the stock Kenda or WTB Riddler tires. A lower-cost option features mechanical disc brakes, while the ‘Pro’ uses Shimano MT200 hydraulic discs. Owners generally saw the bike as a versatile flat-land commuter or runabout.
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