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Perimeter ¿ Designed as a budget bike for smaller police departments, security details, parking patrols or other public service organizations needing economically priced bicycle transport. The Perimeter is an excellent choice for the private citizen who wants a dependable, basic mountain bike either for daily transportation or for weekend recreation. Color: two tone Black / White.
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Technical Details
- Perimeter model Smith & Wesson Law Enforcement Bicycle- Sram 3.0 shifters & derailleurs
- 37 spoke wheels w/ HD Box rims standard
- Rear carrier, water bottle & cage, rear mount kickstand standard
- Limited lifetime on frame, 1 year on parts
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By Jason Nabors (Murfreesboro, TN USA)
I got the camo one, which is a bargain at $100 less than the black and white model. A lot of these are out there. Either the police didn't like the camo color, or perhaps it's just because the recession has police departments across the country cutting back on purchases. The S&W bikes are probably the nicest products made by Cycle Force Group. You're getting real bike store quality components like Kenda tires, SRAM shifters, etc. The price is higher than big box store bikes but less than the entry level bikes at bike stores with quality comparable to bikes costing at least $500. After reading the reviews, I opted to get a bike shop build it for me. No headaches, and I know it was done right. The shifters work well, and the bike is fast. Overall, this is just a really good hardtail mountain bike with a rack, which is basically what a police bike is. At first I was just going to use it on pavement, but I think it would perform great on some actual mountain bike trails if they weren't too grueling. Smith and Wesson is very protective of their brand name, so I figured they wouldn't put their name on it if it was junk, and so far this is a quality piece of equipment.
By W.B (Farmington Hills, MI.)
I bought this bike a couple of mouths ago and before i gave my reveiws I want to test it out. This mountain bike handle good, change gears easy and great off the road. Best mountain bike over all.
By Brandon Shafer (Seattle, WA)
I was issued a Smith & Wesson Custom Police bike in 1998, while on the police force. That bike cost about $1,500. For $325, I bought the Smith & Wesson Perimeter bike from Amazon. It's a great bike and in the decade that has passed, the new Perimeter is better than the custom bike I was issued 9 years ago.
By John Kern (Albany, NY USA)
I got this bike about a month ago, and I am very happy with it.
Assembly was a bit of a pain...it comes with directions, but they're not entirely accurate nor complete. But with a little time and patience I was able to get it together, and I'm no engineer. Once together and adjusted, I was very happy with it. I'm 6'1", and this is the first bike I've had that felt large enough to be comfortable. It's a tall bike, but not very long, keeping the wheels close for a tight turn radius. I found the crankset took a bit to get used to, it's set farther back then most bikes I've ridden (almost directly under the seat) so it stresses the thighs a bit more than I'm used to, but it's nice to be basically upright and it does allow you to use a bit more body weight to push down. The components appear to be quality, the gears and brakes work perfectly right out of the box without adjustment, and the bike itself feels tight and solid. This isn't top of the line but it's sure not the bottom, if you're looking for a very solid bike at a very reasonable price I would highly recommend it.
By C. Fritz (Wisconsin)
I reviewed comparison articles before committing to this bike. My anticipated riding time was to be limited so I didn't feel the need to go high end. I did want a durable hybrid or mountain bike that would last. I found Amazon to be the bottom dollar seller, but be prepared. The assembly instructions suck. It was delivered in a nice small package so putting it together took a degree of patience and about one hours time. You are pretty much on your own and hopefully have some mechanical aptitude. Some parts were left over and some didn't fit, however overall once I consider the final product, I'm satisfied that I chose the right bike for my needs. It rides quiet and is comfortable, and after several derailleur adjustments it is a nice riding bike. Plus it looks cool. Don't expect it to be a true mountain bike though, just a good urban rider.
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