In great condition and ready and ridable right now! Has great suspension and good quality wheels and shifters by Shimano. Plus it has a padded seat by Schwinn and a free air pump is attached. I'm 6ft 1in this fit me fine so I think the height for this bike would probably be about 5.5" to maybe 6. 3". Needs a little tuning for the brakes but everything works fine! This Diamondback Sorrento Hard Tail boasts a 6061-T6 heat-treated aluminum alloy frame with a replaceable derailleur hanger (a must if you plan on riding rocky terrain). The frame has been heat treated and butted which means a stiffer and stronger component which is better overall. This material is used in Diamondbacks $1,500 plus bikes as well, because it offers great strength as well as being lightweight. This great frame makes the bike sound like a viable starting platform for someone who is unsure if cycling is for him/her, and it is! The SR Suntour fork provides the bike with 75mm of travel up front, I would have preferred at least 90mm on this bike, but the larger wheels and smaller suspension make pedaling this bike longer distances easier. Frame: DB 6061-T6 butted aluminum, with gusset, replaceable hanger Suspension: Trail XC front fork with alloy crown 60 mm travel Front derailleur: Shimano Tourney Rear derailleur: Shimano Altus Shifters: SRAM SX-3 trigger shifters, 7-speed drivetrain Rims: double wall alloy 32h Diamondback XC260 Tires: 26-inch by 1.95-inch Kenda Dual Sport Brakes: Tektro alloy linear Pedals: MTB resin Seat: DB Men’s ATB Final Verdict The Diamondback Sorrento had definitely established itself as an entry level mountain bike that should be reckoned with. This stable, comfortable, durable, and responsive bike is perfect for all beginners who are looking to take the next step in their riding. It can also accommodate experienced cyclists who are looking for the perfect biking companion.