Jan 27, 2010
What Brand Of Mountain Bike Did I Buy With A “q”?
I was wondering if anyone knows what type of mountain bike has a Capital “Q” on the front of the frame. I cannot find any other decals or information on the bike except for a “uniweld contruction” on the bottom of the frame. It is a 26″ bike, green and silver. We bought it from a lady off of craigslist, however she had received it from someone else and didn’t know anything about it. It is a 18 speed, with shocks in the front and back. Anyway, I thought someone may know what the “Q” stands for. Thank you!
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Yep. It’s a Quest. This is a “special make up” for Dick’s Sporting Goods.
FYI, they are NOT mountain bikes. They are considered sport bikes intended for riding on the road and offroad on groomed trails.. no jumping over rocks, no fire trails, no downhilling. They are comparable in quality to Columbia (NEW Columbia, not OLD Columbia).
Based on the number of gears my guess it was a Holiday special… made to meet a price point instead of quality level. If memory serves they sold at Christmas for $99.98. Hopefully you didn’t pay more than $30.