Polygon · Cycling
Polygon Xtrada 5 Mountain Bicycle - Unisex
$764.94
$899.95Save $135.01 (15%)
at MEC
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About this product
The Polygon Xtrada 5 is a unisex hardtail mountain bike built around an ALX alloy frame made from hydro-formed, triple butted 6061 aluminum that has been heat treated for added strength and durability. A tapered head tube stiffens the front end for more precise handling and better force transfer from the fork to the frame. The SR Suntour fork delivers 120mm of air-sprung travel to absorb trail chop, while short chainstays keep the ride feeling nimble and responsive in corners. Shifting is handled by a Shimano Cues drivetrain suited to both steep climbs and fast descents, and Shimano MT201 hydraulic disc brakes provide consistent stopping power in wet or dry conditions. Entity XL2 aluminum wheels are tubeless ready, and Polygon's wheel fit system pairs smaller frame sizes with 27.5-inch wheels and medium through extra-large frames with 29-inch wheels for efficient power delivery. Internal cable routing protects cables from trail hazards while keeping the cockpit tidy. The Xtrada 5 is available in White/Black.
- Category
- Cycling
- Brand
- Polygon
- Material
- Polygon
- Color
- White/Black
- Size
- Select
- Fork
- SR SunTour XCM
- Stem
- Entity Sport 31.8mm
- Chain
- KMC X10
- Frame
- Polygon ALX XC Trail 6061 aluminum
- Wheel
- Entity XL2
- Brakes
- Shimano BR-MT201 (hydraulic disc)
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Polygon Xtrada 5 for its modern, well-proportioned ALX alloy frame, which offers slack geometry for stability and confident handling on trails. The 120mm Suntour fork is widely noted as sensitive and effective at absorbing trail chatter, and the Shimano Deore drivetrain earns repeated compliments for smooth, reliable shifting. Tektro hydraulic disc brakes are highlighted as a standout value-add at this price point. The most common criticism across expert and user reviews is the 2x drivetrain setup: on rougher descents, chain drops are a recurring frustration, and most reviewers feel a modern 1x system would suit the trail-oriented frame better. Sizing availability is also noted as limited, with no XS option for shorter riders.
