B'TWIN Rockrider 340 + 500 - are they quick release wheels?

omarm
omarm Posts: 73
edited June 2014 in MTB buying advice
I'm thinking of buying either the B'TWIN Rockrider 340 or B'TWIN Rockrider 500

I need to have quick release wheels, so I can put in the back of my saloon car and the wheels in the boot

I can't see any information on their website

Does anyone know?

Thanks


Omar

Comments

  • bailsofhay
    bailsofhay Posts: 191
    on the 340 scroll down to the technical section and you will see it has QR front but not back. The 500 from the pics looks like it does as well.
  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    Although it only takes few seconds to undo two nuts.
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  • bailsofhay
    bailsofhay Posts: 191
    Precious time you will never get back....
  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    Like reading your post.
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  • omarm
    omarm Posts: 73
    thanks for the replies guys

    i don't mind reading
    i do hate wasting time :)

    but... how long would it take to take off 2 nuts?
    (a complete newbie question of course)

    out of the 2, i guess the choice is to go for the 500 model?
    the thing is... i'd really like to get into riding the bike...
    but not sure if it will just sit in the garage after buying - so maybe i should save myself £100?
  • bailsofhay
    bailsofhay Posts: 191
    cooldad wrote:
    Although it only takes few seconds to undo two nuts.
    ^^^This^^
    i'd really like to get into riding the bike...
    but not sure if it will just sit in the garage after buying - so maybe i should save myself £100?
    Kind of a defeatist attitude but it seems to happen a lot. I would say go for the best your budget allows so the bike itself isn't the catalyst which put you off biking.
  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    This as well ^^^^^^^^^^

    The 520 is really the lowest spec actually usable actual mountain bike there which will be competent off road, and so fun.
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