20 Best Bikes For Short Women (2023 Updated)

Due to a medical issue, I needed to find a bike that allowed me to sit up straight. I used the size calculator on the SixThreeZero website and was recommended this bike, among others. I’m really pleased with the recommendation; this bike was a FANTASTIC choice for me.

I’m 5’9. 5”, delightfully curvy, and I have fairly long legs. The bike fits me very well, as the handlebars, seat height, and seat tilt are all widely adjustable. I like that it comes with a rear rack included, because I live in a large city and don’t have a car, so this makes grocery trips easy.

I love the way it looks and I get lots of compliments on it. Most of all, I really like to ride it. I am able to sit up nice and straight, allowing me to ride for longer. The seat is wide and comfy, making these long rides extra nice.

It’s great for commuting and great for fun and has been a really nice way to get out of the house during the pandemic. As no review would be complete without the cons, I really wish it had a better kick stand.

I have a basket on the front of my bike, which throws the balance off, but even without it, the kickstand kind of sucks. It’s a fairly heavy bike and topples over a lot unless you have it balanced just right.

Also, I ran into a couple issues during assembly, as neither the print instructions nor the instructional video totally matched my bike. That being said, assembly was easy overall and can be accomplished by even the least handy person.

All in all, I love the comfort and I love the style. I think the price is certainly fair for what you get. I definitely recommend!.

My experience with Sixthreezero has been nothing but wonderful. That is why I chose to purchase my second bike from your company. The quality of the bicycle alone is superior to many bicycles that you see on the market.

I really like the price point too. I would definitely rate my experience a 9-10. My husband and I have never had to actually assemble a bicycle before, so we were a little hesitant when we realized we decided to go this route.

Because of the pandemic it was impossible to find a bicycle anywhere. We ordered anyway, and decided to give it our best shot. My husband found the manual very user friendly and was able to put my daughters bike together in a relatively short amount of time with minimal difficulty.

We do have a slight issue with one of the parts. The derailleur is bent slightly inward (upon receipt) and we will get this adjusted at our local bike shop when we are able to get it in to be fixed ASAP.

It’s great that the company offers pdf and video manual options to help out together the bikes. There’s all sorts of reading material on the site telling the differences between the bikes and their purposes.

I have very much appreciated the peddlers club. I was able to cash in points to use towards Christmas presents (lights for both of my daughters bikes and mine :)). I am a thrilled customer and continue to refer to my friends.

I bought this bike to try to get in better shape. The reason I wanted an electric bike was because I wanted to push myself and then use the electric only to ride back if I pushed myself too far. Plus I needed a way to get back home to accommodate multiple musculoskeletal issues that I was afraid would leave me stranded and struggling to return on a manual bike.

I haven’t rid a bike in years so I was hesitant to spend this amount on a bike I hadn’t test driven and I lacked confidence in my physical ability as I have multiple disabilities. First off this bike has changed my life.

I started off riding a couple miles and being tired. After a few weeks I was up to 5 miles multiple times a week. I’m so excited to have a means of exercise that gets my heart rate up, doesn’t exacerbate my disabilities, and is enjoyable.

I have had my bike for 2 months now and last month I rode 70 miles and met the weekly recommend moderate activity for multiple weeks in a row. I have done 7, 8, 9 mile rides so far. I originally thought I wouldn’t get my heart beat up much with an electric bike but to the contrary.

My fitbit shows my rides and where my heart increases to fat burning and cardio. Now I have plans by the end of March to ride 6 miles to work and 6 miles back 2-3 times a week. I couldn’t have even imagined this goal as a possibility 2 months ago and now this is realistic.

This bike is comfortable and is a joy to ride. The seat is cushy and comfortable. The hand grips are comfortable. I have issues with my hands and was worried about pain but this hasn’t been a problem and I’m quite comfortable with the grips and angle of the handlebars.

This bike is sturdy and comfortable. The battery lasts a long time. I could probably ride 4 or 5 days 5-6 miles a day until I need to recharge. I usually recharge every 2-3 rides but that is because I’m the type of person who fills my gas tank up when it is 3/4th full.

I see the battery go down two bars and I’m on it with a recharge. The cons: I had a squeaking sound and couldn’t figure out what was causing it, but I didn’t look. I assigned figuring it out to my boyfriend and he said he was going to try some WD40.

I’m not sure if he used it or did something but the squeaking sound went away. My breaks squeal a little. I haven’t walked through the steps they provided to do a break tune-up so it is probably user error.

I think I’m going to assign this to my boyfriend too. The battery came loose a couple times cutting the power. I just noticed it was tougher to pedal and stopped the bike to push it back in. The final con was I really wanted the cream bike but after waiting for three months global supply issues meant I would likely have to wait another three months.

So they gave me an option to wait or switch to a bike in stock which is how I ended up with the Navy bike. It is very nice looking and I’m pleased even though it wasn’t my first pick. I highly recommend this bike.

It was easy to assemble. I think it took me an hour because I carefully read and reread instructions to make sure I did it correctly. I love this bike. It is super comfy and gave me an outlet to be physical activity.

I was really struggling with the prospect of never being able to do anything physical until I got this bike. So I’m serious when I say this bike changed my life by giving me back my life. Now I have cute little accessories on it.

Love it and look forward to many rides to come.

Now that I’ve had my 7-speed Around the Block bike for about 7 months, I can leave an informed review. So far, this bike has served me well! I’ve ridden it extensively, usually for about 3 miles on most trips, going far beyond just around the block.

I’ve ridden on some dirt trails with no issue, but primarily have stuck to black top. I have experienced no negative issues to this point. The customer service has been awesome as well. The company has their own YouTube channel with instructional videos for assembly/tune up.

Great quality videos there. The bike is really comfortable to ride, and I love the color range offered, though I chose the cream color. This turned out to be an awesome purchase. Overall, great bike with amazing customer service.

Hard to find these days.

I LOVE MY BIKE! I had been looking at cruiser bikes for a while. I didn’t want a mountain bike because of my arthritis issues, and I didn’t want a bike with no gears or any style. And then I found this!! I recently moved to a warmer climate and this is the perfect compliment.

It rides like a Cadillac. So comfortable. I even tow my dog and his little trailer behind it. It was a bit of a work to put together as expected, but the instructions were clear. It was nicely packaged.

And they give you the tool you need to do everything. The leather handles are probably my favorite part 🙂 ANNNDDDD it’s not overly heavy. For what it is, it is surprisingly light. Enough for me to even take up to my second story apartment with no help.

Very happy with my purchase from this company. I will buy my next bike from them and I already planned on getting one for my mother. OH OH OH and they sent me a fun pink bell. It’s the little things.

I purchased my single-speed cruiser bike from sixthreezero around May, and I was so excited for it to arrive! The shipping took a little longer than expected, but it was understandable given the circumstances with the pandemic.

When my bike arrived it required a bit of assembly which I was happy about. Assembling my bike made me overjoyed with nostalgia as my childhood friends and I spent our summers working on our BMX bikes, but worry not, the instructions were clear and would be great for any level of skill.

The tools for assembling my bike were awesome, and I actually keep the multi-tool in my toolbox now! There was even a mini nail polish bottle with the yellow paint for my bike in case of scratches—what a thoughtful addition.

The quality seriously shows, and I’m completely in love with it. This bike reminds me of growing up in Florida and seeing all the beach cruisers up and down the boardwalks. If you’re on the fence, have confidence knowing that the bike is extremely high quality, customer service is amazing, you’re supporting a small business, and your purchase goes to a long-lasting product you won’t be replacing anytime soon.

10/10, I love my bike and I hope to purchase one for my husband soon.

Overall aesthetically pleasing but weight and component quality lacking although it is only $300. The description says its aluminum but it is not, its a hi-ten or similar steel. Components fit well and the finish is decent for what it is.

As a practical ride for transport or casual, its ok. I wouldnt expect high performance and upgrades will provide marginal improvements. If you want better itll be double the price so consider this when fitting a bike into your budget.

Your product is excellent. great quality. You shipped my bike to me quickly too. Your support staff is excellent too. they were very helpful and responsive to my inquiry. I thought there was a problem,.

but it was Pilot Error on my part. shortly after I asked for help and your staff responded I discovered that I was an idiot while trying to install the front fender. EVERYTHING WAS PERFECT. Thanks. Love the bike.

DJ.

The Roasca is a beautiful bike! I am totally in love with it. It traveled across the country and came in great shape. I bought it during the quarantine, a hard time for all e-commerce. They were quick to respond and preemptively communicated with me.

I would highly recommend buying from this company!.

This was a fun, affordable replica of an original stingray. It is not accurate, and is more suited for a fun ride than for a collector. It feels much more lightly built than the original. That is not all bad.

It comes with aluminum wheels, whereas the original had steel, and the sissy bar is thicker and stronger than the original. The tires are decent, but the coaster brake hub feels much more flimsy than the original.

I will definitely add a front hand brake as a backup, but the frame is not drilled to accept a rear caliper brake, which is a problem if you’re considering a conversion to a multi-speed. Similar to other reviewers, the bearings were dry, and I disassembled the hubs, crankset and headset and greased everything before I rode it.

The frame and handlebars don’t appear as sturdy and strong as the original, and there’s some disconcerting flex in the handlebars. It came with a fairly long seat post, and I was able to set it up for an adult to ride easily, but I may replace it because I don’t fully trust it’s strength.

Like a couple of other reviewers, I snapped the head off one of the bolts holding the sissy bar to the frame with relatively little effort because the bolts were made of some cheap pot metal. I replaced both with stainless steel bolts.

, and I’ll also eventually replace the bolts holding the seat to the sissy bar because they’re made of the same metal and I’m a little nervous about them snapping while I’m riding. The seat itself is not comfortable, and since this is no museum piece, I’ll replace it eventually.

Also, the bike comes with a replica of a Lucky 7 sprocket, which has only 36 teeth. This is an accurate reproduction of early stingrays, but it’s really slow, and it looks like there’s enough room under the chain guard to add a slightly bigger sprocket.

Finally, the paint job, although it looks good, is much more easily scratched than the paint on an old Schwinn, and like some other reviewers, my Schwinn decal was put on crooked, and not fully stuck on the tube.

I suspect it will fall off the first time it gets wet. Basically, if you have basic bike maintenance skills, and are looking for a fun nostalgic ride that you can customize, this is great. But like most bikes that you buy needing assembly, expect that you’ll need to put a little work into it and maybe replace a few things to make it a really good ride.

Well I’m 53 years old and saw one of these Schwinn Sting Ray bikes at Wal Mart about 3-4 months ago and I just loved them. Seeing them brought back so many memories as a child. I came very close to buying one but didn’t then they were out of stock for months when I finally decided to buy one.

Well I was looking on line last week and to my surprise they had a few in stock. I wanted the orange one but all they had was the blue one and this green one so I did it I ordered it. It came in two days ago and I assembled it with no problem and this little bike is a beauty ! I took it out at 53 years old and rode it around the block a few times and I was surprised on how well it rode lol.

Love this bike and even tho I’m not a teen anymore I’m still in love with these old school bikes now and I will be riding it a lot. I’ve ordered handle bar streamers and mirrors and a bell and new green reflectors for my wheels for it.

Even found a brand new green sparkly seat for it on e bay that I ordered for it. Thought it would match it better then the white seat that came on it. The white seat looks great but the green sparkly one just caught my eye.

I feel like a kid again lol. This bike is a great bike and looks awesome! Great detail and rides really smooth !! I may end up ordering the orange one also when it becomes available. A 5 star bike !!.

For the money you can’t go wrong. Schwinn/ Pacific cycle customer service on the other hand is poor right now. I had a bike that had damage from factory and pacific cycle was trying to pass the buck.

Luckily walmart was kind enough to replace the bike for a new one. So I still believe its a great deal for 150. 00 as long as they still have them. The frames are wider than standard schwinn krates. Which makes them nice to motorize or possibly a 5 speed conversion? Rims are kinda cheap and the crank assembly the same.

But thats were they were cutting cost im sure. Look it over well before assembly as I found the frame on mine was dented and out of square. Just keep in mind were there coming from. I still give it a 5 star because of value from walmart!! Thanks for making a few for us collector’s and young kids wanting a cool bike for a great cost.

I think there Alot better than 2007 bikes walmart had made by Pacific cycle back then. I own about 15 original versions and you can still get on them and ride them today. But there true schwinn bikes not China built with a schwinn sticker on them.

Got my first krate when I was 10. Now 60 and still love the style!! Brings the kid back in you again !! Thanks walmart for bringing them back for a short run. Keep doing it.

Great looking bike. Easy to assemble. Instruction manual in the box did not apply to the bike in question, however once we came to this realization, the rest was easy enough to figure out. Seat height is very easy to adjust (nice feature).

Stand included. Hand breaks are a little difficult to reach for our seven year old, however it may just take some practice. Bike pre-set was in 6th gear, so make sure to change before having your child ride for the first time (otherwise difficult to start pedaling).

Bike does not have predrilled holes to accommodate a water bottle holder (a bit disappointed in this, but perhaps this is standard for a 20″). Overall very happy.

Good bike for the price. The frame is solid and the shocks are good quality. Sturdy wide tires allow for great handling and balance when on the trail or just riding in the neighborhood. The front disk break is a great addition to this bike and one that I wish more manufactures went to at this price point.

Stable and quick stops. the Gears are quite and responsive allowing the rider to switch quickly to the terrain they are on. The only draw back to this bike is the seat. Small and hard and recommended that you upgrade the seat as soon as you can.

All in all a great starter bike and one that hopefully will last a while.

This is a great “looking” bike. Classy color in the Champagne pink. With a few nice “features” like the iphone holder and cup holder. However, it is frought with problems. First off is the fact that the chain rubs against the tire, creating drag on the wheel, and likely to cause a hole in the tire.

Once that was fixed, at least temporarily, we found that the there is significant drag on the brakes and they don’t stop well. Of the 7 gears, only 3 of the five would work to actually change the pedaling pressure to make it easier to go up hills.

(And even then the change in gear pressure wasn’t significant enough to make a difference in the pedaling. ) My husband brought it to a bike mechanic to get these items fixed and then we noticed there is a significant “wobble” in the wheels.

We followed a u-tube video to “true” the spokes, which helped but when I look down at the tires while riding, I noticed the front wheel still wobbles. Not sure of the significance of the wobble on performance, but something tells me it’s not right.

I haven’t decided whether to keep it yet, as I need a bike but I am tired of buying them and dealing with all of the problems. My impression of the Schwinn’s I bought at Walmart and this Kent bike is that they are a bunch of parts that aren’t meant to go together.

Parts are manufactured outside the US and I don’t think that there is any engineer overseeing the quality exists for a working and reliable bike exists. I hope Walmart starts seeing these reviews and puts some pressure on the manufacturers.

I purchased this bike at the end of April and absolutely love the look, it’s so cute!! I’ve been really disappointed about the amount of issues I have had. The front wheel shakes when riding, the chain falls off when it goes into first gear, all the reflectors have fallen off.

The bike is currently stuck in 7th gear and I cannot get it back down. It’s been too much work for the amount I paid and it only being 2months old. It’s been rode maybe 10 miles because there’s always an issue that pops up when I get going.

I’m sad I’m going to have to end up returning it! I would recommend this bike moving forward but to be very cautious when buying it.

I do love this bike but I was not happy by the main part to the handle bars being striped to the point where I cannot ride it without the handlebars falling down. I did reach out to Kent where I got immediate assistance and my part to fix this issue will arrive in a couple days.

It was also very difficult for me to put the bike together, you do not get any tools even though you need tools, and specific tools to put the bike together ( wrench, allen keys etc. ) and you will be dealing with brakes so I do recommend having a professional put your bike together but I will say inside the box I got a card from kent stating if you bring the bike to Walmart they will put it together for free- so don’t buy the 65 dollar fee to put your bike together because ITS FREE! I do wish that the bike didn’t take so long to be delivered but I realize that COVID has messed up the ease of buying a bike.

I would estimate about 2-3 weeks it took to receive my bike from the date of order. Now on a good note- the seat is super comfy!! The bike itself rides smoothly and the color is beautiful. I will say that I thought this bike would be too tall for me being I am 5’1 and this height was recommended for 5’2 and up but on the lowest position and you are able to tilt the seat forward too, I was able to sit on the bike and hold myself up off the floor without falling.

So overall I gave this bike a 4/5.

I had a different comfort bike that I liked but was damaged so I tried out this Del Rio instead. We assembled it without too much trouble and I took it out for a 3 mile ride on two occasions. It is awful in my opinion.

Very clanky and loud. The knobby tires are great for traction but create lots of vibration on a flat surface like pavement. The seat is comfortable. I am on the short side about 5’2″ and this felt like a kids bike to me, the seat and handlebars are so close together that I was too upright and if I leaned forward at all my arms were next to me instead of in front of my body (despite adjusting the handlebar height).

I can’t reach the ground so I have to jump off every time I need to stop, despite having lowered the seat. The gearing is terrible, so low that even on the highest gear I am pedaling a ridiculous amount to build up any speed.

If you want to sit completely upright and slowly cruise but not get much exercise you may like this bike. My “comfort” bike I could really travel on and get some exercise so I will be returning this and repurchasing the original bicycle.

I was looking for a Mother’s Day gift for my daughter, and she said she’d like a bike since her kids and husband all had one, but she didn’t (since she gave her’s to her oldest daughter as she grew).

She didn’t want me spending a great deal and suggested a simple model (one speed with a coaster break). I wanted something better for her, but I didn’t want her feeling guilty about the price. This bike hit both targets.

It was only $33 more than the one she suggested, but had a lot more to offer. (7 speeds with handle bar shifters, comfortable seat, sturdy frame and attractive look. Some assembly was required, but I was able to do that with a few simple tools in relatively short time with clear directions and some tips from YouTube videos.

Like most tasks in life, attention to detail is required (tire treads need to face in the proper direction when placing them and the left pedal screws on counter clockwise, etc. ), but it was really easy to do.

Kent is a quality bike maker, and this should perform as expected for many years.

The bike is an exceptional value. After purchasing a different bike from a different retail store which was fully (?) assembled and ready to go. not really the handlebars were misinstalled and nearly caused an accident, we returned that bike and I began my search for a different Beach Cruiser.

It took weeks to find one at a reasonable price and in stock. There were none to be found in stores but I finally found this one which could be shipped to our home. I was leery to put it together myself due to the previously “professional assembly” issue.

Decided it was worth a try and purchased. It arrived sooner than promised. It’s a beautiful color even better than the pictures. It wasn’t impossible to assemble. In fact it was basically assembled out of the box.

We had little difficulty other than my wrenches were standard and didn’t fit these nuts. The front brake assembly took longer than the entire assembly of the rest of the bike. I wound up looking on the internet to find videos and figured it out from there.

There wasn’t any hep in the instruction booklet but as stated we figured it out. My wife likes her new beach cruiser. She feels the seat will be more comfy as she gets used to it. All in all a great looking bike at a very good price (online was even less than in store).

Hopefully it holds up well also. Only the biking season here in Illinois will tell on that one.

During the Bike Apocalypse, I was glad to have found this bike in stock to order. It did take like a month and a half to receive. First of all, this bike is WHITE not PINK. Fortunately my wife preferred the white color.

There is a loud clanking sound from the crankset. Going to have to spend some time making adjustments. As with EVERY bike I’ve received from Walmart that was shipped, screws or bolts were missing or laying in the bottom of the box which always has a big hole punched into it.

On this one the threads for the chain guard screw was stripped out. Luckily I found a nut to attach to the back end. Overall a good value for a basic single speed cruiser for my wife.

The bike is beautiful and eye catching. It rides nice while it does. I read walmart reviews and most of the problems were the same. The whole apparatus that house the pedals and chain was loose and the chain kept coming off bike shop charged me $125.

the bike costs $150. only 3-4mos out and the pedal was beyond loose the whole are with pedal came off. at this point repair would be another bike.

We bought it today. Immediately after witnessing the bike tip over twice, I concluded that the kick-stand was not suitable to properly support this bike. After 20 min. into a 45 min. ride my daughter alerted me to a “scrubbing” sound.

After a 10 min. troubleshoot, I realized the chain guard was the culprit. So there on the trail, with less than 5 miles peddled, I removed the kick-stand and chain guard. Outside of those 2 disappointing set backs, my daughter likes the style and colors of the cruiser.

I, myself, will pray that we didn’t attach ourselves to an inferior product cloaked by a worthwhile charity, which played a major part in our choosing this particular cruiser. only time will tell.

I am going to go out on a limb here and say that the Joplin is my favorite bike I have ever had. It is versatile, it is fun, and makes me want to go, go, go. Let me start by saying, I am all about the downhill.

I go up so I can go down, I am motivated by rowdy downhills. This bike makes me want to pedal for the sake of pedaling. I love adventuring on this bike and it turned me, a bonafide downhiller, into a climber.

I never thought the day would come. I have ridden this bike all over the technical trails of the PNW, in a 100-mile gravel race, and a 4-day stage race across Africa and I love it more than ever. While the Joplin descends really well, it is not a bike that I would race enduro on, ride a bike park, or seek out the techiest of techy trails on.

Can you get away with it, yes, but it gets a little spicy pretty quick. For most people, the Joplin is the perfect bike – it climbs incredibly well, is nimble and predictable on descents and it is just so fun.

If you ride frequently in an area with more technical terrain, you might enjoy the extra travel of Maverick more. Pros: The Joplin is a great climber, the 29″ wheels make climbing so much easier Super versatile, predictable, and nimble Descends well Cons: It descends really well but it is not a descending specialist – can feel a little wild at times Final thoughts: I wish everyone had a Joplin – if I could have one bike and one bike only, this would be it.

I was simply on too big of a bike a unisex small with plus sized tires. Getting on a XS Furtado completely changed my experience feeling much more connected to the bike. This bike has plenty of travel for most trail riders, I’ve taken it on easy trails to a downhill bike park.

The Minion tires are excellent, tons of traction and not as unwieldy as a plus size tire. I had no problem going to this smaller tire. For a smaller rider, this is a fantastic bike available in womens XS or S and I like having a 27.

5 wheel, which feels easier to maneuver. This bike wants to hop off everything, but is very nimble and can easily scoot by baby heads or maintain balance if you’re riding at slower speeds. This spec is also a great value and worth it vs.

the lowest spec. Despite having an XS frame, I’m still able to fit a bottle cage, 24 oz podium bottle, and a Dakine Hot Laps Gripper under my seat with plenty of clearance for the dropper. Lastly, I’m 5’1″ and considered going up to the S, however, tried both sizes and felt the XS was a better fit.

I have the 2001 model of this bike, and I finally got around to getting a new one. This iteration of the Furtado is five big stars-balanced, responsive, a great fit, hot looking, and just a pleasure to ride all the way around.

But why do they give us these sadistic seats? Evo did a great job of working with me on a complicated payment and got the bike shipped and built crazy fast. I feel lucky to have gotten this amazing bike so quickly and painlessly at a time when Covid has made it hard to get bikes.

I’m 5’6″ and got the M, which is perfect.

I’ve been riding this bike exclusively for the last 4 months. In that time I’ve taken it on paved roads, gravel, dirt trails, and hard-packed sand trails. It’s handled everything well even without switching out tires.

Power transfer feels efficient while still maintaining a comfortable ride. My longest ride so far had me in the saddle for about 4 hours and I had no issues with discomfort. I have no experience with high-end groupsets but I’ve found shifting to be responsive and reliable on Sora.

The only “issue” I have is toe cross but as a short rider that’s to be expected. I appreciate that I have the option to switch to 650B wheels to reduce/eliminate that toe cross. I cherish this bike more the longer I ride it.

I’m delighted with my purchase.

This bike rides like an absolute dream. It’s light, snappy and responsive. The geometry is very comfortable and obviously designed for women. The reach to stack ratio reduces back and neck strain but still positions you for speed and efficiency while letting you enjoy the scenery around you.

The 1X is simple yet ample, no short comings there. Some say the grip tape is a little rough but I don’t notice that, minor thing to change if so. I’m not sure if I’ll use the dropper post but it also came with the regular to opt out.

I’ll likely be keeping my road bike for the trainer. 10 stars! BTW the color is a super rich blue teal. Beautiful!.

Coming from multiple years of mountain biking in the Southeast on various Liv bikes (Pique, Hail, & Pique SX), I was super stoked to get my hands on a Devote this spring! I’ve ridden this bike about 5 times now (20-25 miles/ride) and haven’t had any issues after minor stem and seat adjustments! Coming from higher end mountain bikes, I was concerned about getting the Devote 2, however, I have been impressed by the performance of this bike and stoked on the price! I am excited to eventually try longer rides & bike-packing in the future, and am stoked to be pedaling another sweet bike from Liv! *I’ve also received multiple compliments on the color of this bike -from both female & male riders! :).

Just bought this bike it’s super cute. The seat is fairly comfortable and it is easy to ride. Just the right size for me I’m 27 5’4 125lbs for reference. Only negatives is it did come with a little dent in the front wheel cover and it makes a slight clinking noise when I peddle, but otherwise I love it! Took it for a like 14 miles bike ride today no problems!.

After assembling the bike, I took it out for a test ride. The gears didn’t shift property from the start, only the right gears were responding. After a couple minutes riding around the block, shifting gears and trying out the breaks.

The bike abruptly catches, almost flying me OTB. Taking a closer look, I saw that the rear derailleur had completely bent after getting caught in the rear tire. My only thought is that the factory might have put it together incorrectly?.

TranslateShow in original languageLe vélo est très joli et les équipements sont très qualitatifs. Très agréable à rouler, pas de bruit, très fluide et les vitesses permettent de monter très facilement.

Seul bémol : le montage ! La chambre à air avant est arrivé HS, la valve ne gardait pas l’air. La roue arrière avait les rayons desserrés et du jeu dans le moyeu, à réparer donc avant même de rouler.

Dommage.

TranslateShow in original languageDas Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis stimmt. Der Zusammenbau ist einfach. Die Einstellung von Bremsen und Gangschaltung muss ein Fachmann übernehmen. Bedauerlich ist, dass die Fahrradlampen batteriebetrieben sind und nicht über einen Dynamo gespeist werden.

TranslateShow in original languagevélo léger, belle couleur, tout à fait adapté pour un usage en ville à noter l’absence de système de fixation du panier, qui n’est pas bien adapté à son support. manque le phare avant dans le colis envoyé.

I’m 14 stone/90kg and 5’10/178cm, I went for large and it’s perfect for me. I have a shorter than average reach too so I don’t think I’d be more comfortable on a medium. I got my bike delivered to store and they assembled it for me.

When I collected it, the quick release front wheel was easy to take off and fit in my car with the back seats down. The bike handles well, very comfortable and adjustable in all the right places. Very light weight frame and good suspension.

I ride a mix of road and trail and it’s perfectly suited. My one watch out is the size of the handles. I have average or smaller hands for a man of my size and they feel cramped next to the gears/brakes/bell on the bars.

I would recommend sitting on a bike and testing your reach, and comfort.