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06 May, 2021
tough like me!
these last longer than the 'whities' and are just as comfortable. Plus, they look many in the lockeroom.
22 Apr, 2020
great buy for the $$
No instructions to put it together, but it came 80% assembled, and a few web pictures revealed the factory had the handle bars reversed which was an easy fix. It DOES come with pedals despite the picture. This is low-end Trek type of bike, or very high-end Walmart type. My wife is 5'2" with short arms and legs and fits perfect on this bike, even with the seat raised a little. The trick with diy assembly is adjusting the breaks and gear-shifters, which requires the supplied allen-wrench and some pliers.
I love the versatility of the handlebars. They can be up like a beach bike, or down for racing, whatever is most comfortable for the rider. The 21 speed gear-shifting is smooth and the breaks really grab hard. You can downshift 3 gears at a time if you push the shifter hard. Up-shifting is just 1 gear at a time. The tires are wider than normal road tires but thinner than a typical mountain bike, and have a high 80psi rating. The alloy frame, aluminum rims and plastic fenders keep the bike lightweight. The cranks for the pedals are nice and thick so they won't bend if you really have to put some weight on them. Both front and rear wheels are quick-disconnect.
It's like they fused a road bike and a beach bike together and called it a 'commuter' bike. It was the only lightweight 7+ speed women's bike I could find for under $300. The wife likes it and that's what really matters.
21 Jul, 2020
UniKitty must have
If the kids like UniKitty from the Lego Movie then this set is a must have. It has a rotating dance floor with lego stage lights and DJ booth. UniKitty comes with a few extra unicorn horns to switch out depending on her mood, and some fun looking friends. Our 1st grader bought this with her minimal allowance money, which shows how popular it is with her.