20 Best Sports Bike For Tall Riders (Jan 2023 Update)

probably have to tinker with it a little to get it just so, the seat… probably needs a better one… if u value your assets, tighten ALL the fitting on it with the appropriate size wrench (u do have tools, yes? ) I will probably get a CHEAP/WIDE $5 inner tube, cut the valve stem out of it and use it as a tread/tube liner so that thorns do not puncture the tire/tube; put it between the inner tube that is in there and the BACK tire… as I wud any bike as thorns are prevalent here and fixing 7 flats in 3 days because I was CHEAP and didn't get the HEVI WATE INNER TUBES on my last NEW bike was …. and education to do IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME so I didn't have to do it again… and again and again. SLIME is hard to get into the tires through the NARROW hole in the air thingy even with the Schrader valve removed. LOCKS, U LOCKS AND HEVI WATE CHAIN… if u want to keep the bike; as sometimes they ride off by themselves if left anywhere. cable "locks" are ornaments (don't ask how I KNOW this) and not worth throwing out. some gearheads have taken the bearings apart and greased them and have said they are tightened TOO TIGHT from the factory, but DO NOT LOSE THE BEARINGS!!! carpet catches bearings, hard floors=scattered bearings=bad. tires are said to be HEAVY compared to after market, but that is not all bad as once get the tires rolling… INERTIA KEEPS THEM ROLLING with a little effort so that is good. like kicking the clutch out on a BIG TRUCK on the highway… it will coast a LONG WAY with all that weigh/inertia built up in its mass/wheels/tires.18LiterDETROITDIESEL

First of all, it sure is a slap in the face to see the price drop $17 just two weeks after I got it. Now then, my experience has been much the same as other reviews. It is a barely "OK" bike, I guess for the money nowadays. It is built and billed as a "Mountain Bike" which is the furthest thing I intend to use it for. From what I gather, you would have to add another zero to the price to get a genuine, usable mountain bike. I am 68 years old wanting to get some exercise. And when I saw this Fat Tire bike, I had to have it. It is the closest I have seen to the old (even then) bike I had as a kid in the fifties and sixties. I will probably end up spending as much extra to make the bike marginally usable, as the bike cost to start with. It is in the shop right now and I'm not doing that much yet. The seat if terrible. The brakes, we'll have to see after they are adjusted right. I have a new seat ready to put on when I get it back. I had the shop put on a steering riser (probably not right term) to raise the handlebars. Keeping original bar for now but may have to replace that too. And replacing the brake levers. If the brakes don't improve (a lot!!) I'll either replace them, or sell the whole bike and get something else. I even got new pedals. The reflectors on the original pedals break off easily. The shifter is a PITA because it wants to change as you are gripping the bar. It should have been a lever or something. And high gear is not even as high as my old single speed. What good is THAT? I guess what it boils down to is that it is impossible to buy a Fat Tire Mountain Bike for $200 that is not a joke even for just plain riding down the street, let alone riding in the mountains.Tinman98

Due to its tubular steel frame, the 26 inch Mongoose Dolomite seven speed fat bicycle is heavier than 26 inch fat bicycles constructed of aluminium or carbon fiber. However, a new aluminium fat bicycle frames will cost no less than $900.00; carbon fiber fat bicycle frames prices start at about $2,000. As a direct result of the enormous price difference I decided to purchase the Dolomite just to try out a fat bicycle with the full entention of purchasing a far more expensive model if I enjoyed the larger design. I was surprisingly blown away! The Dolomite had arrived at my front door in only two days. I discovered assembly to be rather simple, but as a safety measure I walked the Dolomite ten blocks to my neighbourhood bicycle repair store for an overall examination; at the bicycle shop both disc brakes were properly calibrated, grease was added to the handle bar support collar, a water bottle cage was placed onto the frame, tires were inflated to proper pressure and then were placed in their recommended rotational direction. Finally, the seat pole was adjusted to a safe and comfortable height. I paid my service charge, quickly place my helmet on and then brought my bicycle onto the New York City streets. The ride was so comfortable due to the large amount of inflated rubber between the road bed and the large 4 inch rims. In addition, at slow speeds and at accelerated speeds the tires are constantly providing exceptional traction; I remained in full control of the bicycle as I effortlessly floated above the New York City man hole covers, large steel plate covers, pot holes and the ubiquitous sewer drainage grids. The weight of the bicycle is an attribute when descending steep hills, but when ascending hills be prepared to pump vigorously. The gears do shift rather accurately to their corresponding numbers, but not the smoothest shift. Due to its price, aesthetics, quality of design and durability I strongly recommend the Mongoose Dolomite Men's 7 Speed Bicycle.JNemorin

The price was cheaper than anywhere else online or in store, the bike arrived earlier than expected and in excellent condition. This is a great starter bike that can be upgraded, this is not your Mongoose from the 80s and you will want to upgrade the brakes because the ones on it are awful. Over all Im very pleased with the purchase. Just FYI I also purchase a Mongoose Malas, Malas and Hitch and Dolomites are all the same bikes just different color schemes. Happy Riding!!Kenneth

Solid Bike with a solid ride. In the short time I have owned and ridden the bike, it performs very well on street, dirt, and mildly rocky terrain. My only comment for improvement is with the owner's manual. It is too detailed and not necessary. For a partially pre-assembled bike, a smaller quick assembly guide would be sufficient. It is very easy to assemble and takes less than a hour to put the front tire, handle bars, seat, an pedals on. That's all you need to do and the assembly is completed. I would definitely recommend buying this bike. I will like upgrade the seat, as it has been a few years since I rode a bike and now prefer a more cushioned seat.AHAW

I have had this bike for about a year and have ridden it year round, in snow, sand, mud and on pavement. This is the best walmart bike I have ever owned. That being said, the brakes are weak for disc brakes. They do not feel very reliable and they struggle to stop this heavy beast. Stock brakes didn't have enough power to lock up the rear wheel even with most of my weight off it. I upgraded to some entry level, but name brand brakes which made a huge difference. After about 8 months of ownership, the derailer cable stopped working, totally froze up. And after about 12 months the free wheel ratchet stopped working. So I am in the process of putting a new cable, new freewheel gear cluster and a few other parts on it. I highly recommend putting a different gear cluster in the rear to give it better torque, especially if you plan on using this on trails or numerous hills. That being said it is still a decent bike out of the box. Everyone says it is slow, but it really isn't once you get into shape. I can keep up with people on conventional bikes on flat ground, and can go places they can't. If you want to try a fat tire bike, this is probably the best way to start. There is no way to describe the sensation of riding through snow packed single track with 3 feet of snow on either side, navigating dense forest silently and with relative ease. Or riding along the shores of Lake Superior, or through sandy trails with stability. It can turn around without stopping even in deep sand. For the first week of owning it I felt like an 8 year old riding a pedal powered monster truck. Seriously, lots of fun. As an added bonus the tires sound like a herd of angry mosquitoes once you get it rolling at a good clip, so other people on the bike path know you are coming, you will never need a horn!Nope

The 2022 Reign is a bike that does everything you need. It climbs well and feels quite effortless. You can lock out both front and back. Downhill.. You can take it down any gradient – its wide bars, modern geometry and outstanding brakes gives you great confidence. All it is missing is a remote lockout for the forks!Jon

4 months in since buying this bike and upgrading from an Orange Alpine 160 from 2012. Very well designed and built bike, more than capable for most of trails. Definitely bike as advertised to be a 'bike park rig'. I love it really is absolutely wicked, and apart from the chain slap I had with the stock Deore derailleur, upgraded to a short cage ZEE still running wide range cassette now all of the problems have been eliminated. Bike as standard not coming with a dropper post is kind of a pro as much as a con. Only because as I'm running a XL frame (6'3 in height) and if the dropper would be any shorter than 200mm in travel, I would definitely got rid of it straight away. I do have it slammed all the way in the seat tube for maximum sends.Pat

This bike was technically a "downgrade" for me coming from a high-end $8k Carbon frame. However, I have been beyond happy with its ability on all types of terrain. It is an excellent climber and is very stable at high speeds and in the chunky stuff. Excellent price point for this build. Happy Customer!VT Chick

Only had this a couple of weeks now but so far really REALLY pleased with it. I was warned off getting a hybrid by a lot of bike snobs but wanted something all-round for mostly road with some path / light trail / woodland and to take a child seat on the back and it's done superbly in all settings so far. The suspension would likely suffer under any really heavy trail riding but guessing if that's what you're after, you'd get a MTB so for everything mentioned above this is great. I'm also 6'5" so was a bit worried about sizing / comfort but there is room to spare on this for me and it's really comfortable, great reach / height and feels very secure with my weight on it. No doubt you could go faster on a road bike but for the versatility, comfort, cost and build quality here I think it's really excellent – gears, brakes etc all seem to be up to the job, I don't know much about available gear but would assume the component parts probably aren't 'top shelf' so might need some upgrading at some point but for now seems to be very capable of racking up the miles.bikingbig

Trek Dual Sport2 is a good hybrid bike. Excellent value for money, light and looks good. But if I had to do it again, I would much rather buy it from a store rather than online. You have to self-assemble if you buy online. I rang the local store to find out if they would give me an appointment for assembling. Apparently that’s not how it works. They wouldn’t give me an appointment. I had assumed incorrectly that it makes no difference whether you buy the bike online or from the store. So if you can, buy from the store, not online. No other complaints!SW19RK

Hi all. I’d like to tell you about my new Trek DS2 First off, there is a load of snobbishness in many bike reviews I have read… as far as I am concerned the DS 2 is not an Entry Level, Budget or first bike……. I am never going to be a pro cyclist but, what I am is a regular dude that is sick of tubes and trains and a few years ago decided to ‘get into’ cycling on the ‘Danger of Death Streets’ that are London…. So I went from my first bike, a nice armchair like Dawes so what I am told was a aggressive road bike – a Cannondale – don’t ask, not a great idea….. To the DS 2 Enough rambling. I ordered on line and Evans delivered to me just one day late from their anticipated delivery date. A large brown box appeared on Friday morning and the DS 2 was here. All in pretty easy enough to order – bit miffed about paying delivery charges and zero incentives like a fiver off vouchers… but I paid up and took my chances. So out of the Box The bike was very well packed up and had lots of bubble wrap and stuff around the frame. In theory, all I had to do was bolt of the pedals, tighten up the handlebars and I was good to go. There was a very handy little multi tool of allen keys and a pedal spanner included. Alas not that easy. I opted for the equipped model which came with mud guards, kick stand and lights – not dynamo powered as I have seen on other websites by the way. First off, mudguards were put on too tightly. There is no mention of them in the Evans manual you get with an on-line bike so just check them out. The front derailer was put on at a very very odd angle meaning that out of the box I could only select the lowest gears but a bit of fiddling and a few you-tube vids later I more or less got is sorted out. I have been trying to call my local Evans shop for four days for some help but I can never get through. There were a few different fittings for the lights none of which worked, so I am reverting to my old set of Cats Eyes In my experience the lesson here is do not buy on line. I’d never spend £675 again this way. The Ride All aside from what I completely blame on Evans putting pounds over service. I think my DS2 is amazing. What I love. Comfortable ride, great disc brakes, brilliant gear range – eventually and the front suspension is amazing. I ride to work via canal tow paths so suspension is a great idea! I am not a super fit bloke!!! But I can maintain 14 – 15 MPH on my DS2. I totally trust the bike in traffic too which is blessed relief when riding into central London. Ignore what you read about entry level, beginners hybrid and all the other stiff on bike websites. The DS2 is a strong well-made bit of kit which I can highly recommend. I would certainly recommend it but in person sale not on line! Happy cycling and ride safeFat lad at the back

I bought this bike this summer to use as my main form of transportation. So far I'm pretty happy with this company and the bike I bought. My bike arrived sooner than expected. I didn't have the patience or engery to assemble it, so I went to my local bike shop. The shop said that there were no issues putting it together, like missing or broken parts. Customer service is friendly and easy to get a hold of through their facebook group and they answered all questions I had promptly, like the exact measurements of the seat. Before purchasing, I had took the fit quiz to find my ideal size. I got the evryjourney 24 inch 7 speed bike in teal and it fits perfectly. I'm 4 foot 11 with a short inseam and have had a hard time in the past finding bikes that fit well and don't look too childish. The evryjourney has been great so far and I've gotten lots of compliments on it's appearance. I was nervous buying a bike online that I hadn't seen in person beforehand, but sixthreezero gives you a year to return it if you aren't happy. Since it fits well and rides great, I intend on keeping it.Cand232

I'm a 46 y/o wife & mom who has struggled with chronic often debilitating pain for more than 15 years. I underwent a three level cervical discectomy and spinal fusion. While the chronic pain is behind me I do still have some lingering issues. I had a basic beach cruiser for years, but there are so many hills in our area I just couldn’t ride anymore. I needed a bike with gears. I put weight on during this Covid-19 lockdown. I wanted to be able to ride again. To say that I was hesitant to purchase a bicycle online would be an understatement. I did an enormous amount of research and compared bike after bike. I narrowed things down to the EVRYjourney and one other. I read tons of reviews. I liked how sixthreezero helps you find the right bike for your body with BODYFIT. I liked that my EVRYjourney came with fenders and a chain guard. So many bicycle companies these days offer these a la cart. After doing my research and reading review after review I still had a couple of questions about the bicycle options regarding the 7 vs 21 speed gears. Chatting with a rep online was the right way to go for the help I needed. They suggested the 21 speed EVRYjourney since we do have so many hills in our neighborhood. My order was placed and it arrived in 5 days. I am in Southern California so other states would take longer. It was packed very well. No scratches or damage whatsoever. My husband assembled my beautiful cream & orange EVRYjourney in less than an hour. From the very first ride I was in love! The seat is big, nice and comfortable. The most comfortable bicycle seat I have ever had. I have had a fractured tailbone, so this is something I was worried about being a possible issue. The more upright sitting position of this beautiful ride means the bicycle riding isn’t making me feel like I’ve been beaten up afterwards. My back isn’t hurting. My knees, neck and shoulders aren’t hurting! This means I get to enjoy riding and getting my health back. I added a basket to the front so my Maltipoo could ride along with me and he loves it! The wide handlebars are the perfect support for the basket. I can honestly say one reason I decided on the EVERYjourney with sixthreezero was their 365 Test Ride Policy, but from my first ride I have told everyone I know to upgrade their bikes to a sixthreezero bicycle. This is one purchase you won’t regret.STVSGRL

I have the Women's Evryjourney in yellow and I really enjoy it! I get compliments on it whenever I am out riding. This is my first "cruiser" type bicycle and I can say that I am 100% converted! I will never go back to a mountain bike; sitting upright with the slightly forward pedaling motion and having my arms relaxed is a game changer. No more sore wrists and shoulders from leaning over the handlebars. Overall, I am pleased with the bike. I have a few reasons for taking a few stars away on the review: 1. The brakes are squeaky and they feel almost cheap. In reading other's reviews it sounds like this is an inherent issue due to the smooth texture of the rims. Smooth brake pad rubbing on smooth rims = squeaky brakes. I also don't 100% trust the brakes if I were going at a moderate to high speed. They just don't seem to engage very strongly and I don't fully trust them to stop me quickly if I needed to. Riding around the neighborhood with my kids is fine (this is mostly what I use my bike for), but I wouldn't feel comfortable going much faster due to the brakes feeling "flimsy". 2. My front fender arrived bent and the paint had cracked where the bend was in the metal. I submitted a warranty claim with an explanation and pictures of the bent fender, and I was sent a tiny bottle of yellow paint. Painting the cracked paint doesn't fix the bend. Disappointed that sixthreezero didn't fully fix the issue. 3. Getting the bike took FOREVER. I pre-ordered it and expected it to arrive on the date that was listed when I pre-ordered, but it didn't arrive until several months after I was originally told that I would get it. I get that COVID created a high demand for bikes, but seriously. Don't promise your customers that it will arrive on a certain date when they order it if you can't deliver on that timeframe.JenP

Excellent bike. Very smooth riding with a comfortable riding position. Quality parts from Shimano make for fast shifts with good gear range. I ride primary for aerobic exercise and find the bike gives me a great workout while providing a smooth, solid ride. I assembled it myself but needed to have a bike shop to fine tune the front disc brake and true the front wheel in order for the front wheel to spin freely. (Although the bike comes with all the necessary assembly tools (hex wrenches and pedal wrench), the included assembly instructions are not very good w respect to the front wheel / disc brake assembly). But as it turns out Vilano explains that you need to have a bike shop check the assembly in order for the warranty to be valid … not something I knew going in, but the bike shop’s assembly review and front wheel / disc brake tuning ($80) gives me added peace of mind. I should add that Vilano customer service is outstanding. Their toll free phone automated attendant menu could do for a few more option selections to make things more intuitive, but once you get through to the staff they is great. They give you the sense that they are genuinely interested in helping you solve whatever problem you’ have. They listen well, seem to be very knowledgeable about the product and follow up as promised. Overall I’m very pleased with the bike … smooth and solid with good quality parts. Would I recommend and buy again – Yes!Michael L.

We ordered this bike for our teenage son. We added the Pro Build, since we don’t have any close bike shops and we knew he would ride it right away. The bike came on time and packaged neatly. Our son put it together in about 15 minutes and took it out for a ride. So nice that it worked perfectly! Totally worth the slight up charge. The bike looks and feels great for the price point; matte finish, lightweight frame, responsive components. Our kiddo is very happy!James K.

I researched bikes in order to find a hybrid bike that delivered more road performance than trail, at a reasonable cost. This one fit the bill and I believe is a clear winner in the price range $300. It does take a while to set up, and you should understand bikes or bring it to a shop to handle that for you. I understand bikes and I still became tripped up on the front derailleur, and it took me a couple days of working on it and reviewing video to first see where I messed up in attempting to fine tune it and then figuring out where to set it back to where it originally was set and then fine tuning it from that point again once I realized that's all it needed. The back derailleur and the disc brakes also needed adjustment and I did fine on them though but again, you need to understand bikes and also to comprehend videos on the subject matter. Took the bike for my first ride recently, so this is a maiden voyage review of approximately 7 to 8 miles on steep hills. It performs admirably on hills, where the 24 gears are a must! The bike is a performer for the price! Tires felt strong, frame is solid, disc brakes are great. The seat may need to be changed out for comfort, however, they are cheap enough and for the price of the bike, should not be considered a deterrent. It is better to NOT have a front shock for more road use, as that absorbs energy going up steep hills and that's what I needed this for. Had the bike pushing 40 m.p.h. or over and was very stable. Be sure to check the wheel hub and brakes prior to doing that though. Five stars for the quality on price point and the outlet shipped it fast and delivery time is reasonable. Remember, assembly IS required. The bike is solid but will need some adjustment once assembled though, so your call on how you do it, yourself or professionally, as it can be quite frustrating. If you were worried about quality, don't, it will get the job done for leisure to intermediate riding endeavors I believe based on my first take. I will update this if I have any major issues.Alphonse I.

A few years ago, though living in suburban America, I gave up a car for a bicycle (and occasional rideshares for business). A lifestyle-choice experiment that lasts to this day. All the while, the old-school, pre-owned 10-speed bicycle I owned was a nearly 20-year old already pre-owned purchase. Recently, it was time for me to let go of Ol' Faithful, and so I began a journey… At first I made the mistake of chasing after deals per well-known name brands… 1st bike purchase from a department store, a disappointment, so I returned it. 2nd bike, from another department store, such a let down with defects, also returned. At some point, I left behind my local department stores and various online department store searches… I took my goal more seriously! Then I discovered a few *authentic* bike shops with online stores… Early on, sixthreezero stood out above the rest for it's straightforward messaging and ease-of-use website. So, then I found a good value-for-price option for me to buy direct from their online store, the sixthreezero EVRYjourney Men's Casual Edition 26" 7-Speed Sport Hybrid Cruiser Bicycle, Matte Black. Once, I researched the online resources sixthreezero provides and the history and philosophy of the brand, I decided to also purchase their Forever Warranty. Considering that the shipping cost was free, the total purchase price was an amazing value. As a work-from-home veteran, I'm also a technophile and online-buyer/home-delivery enthusiast. So, I could have a lot to be critical about anything going wrong with the purchase process, the shipping and handling, and/or the product quality or support. Turns out that I have nothing but GREAT VIBES and GOOD THINGS TO SAY about this product! Despite the current 2020 economy downturn, the delivery of my new purchase was predictable and well-tracked and reported with updates along the way, and then complete within about one week as promised. Their bike-in-a-box complete solution leaving me to complete the assembly was as simple as I could imagine. You've just got to go the website and watch an unboxing/how-to assembly video for the model bicycle in which you're interested. You'll get it. For my own interest, I also downloaded and consulted the PDF complete assembly manual. As assembly proceeded, I was impressed and gratified with the feel of the quality and craftsmanship of the parts, materials, and frame of the bike. There were a few very minor discrepancies between the video walkthrough and the tools and parts that arrived in the box, but nothing that my brain couldn't sort out and realize that I for sure actually had absolutely everything as promised. (I think the version, model of my bicycle seemed like a new listing on the online store; so I allowed for these minor incongruities without thinking much of it.) After dealing with the lesser quality and mishaps of assembly with the previously store-bought bikes, I really came to appreciate the "legit bike shop with an online store" approach of sixthreezero. As well, after having dealt with the department store staff who would assemble the on-floor bikes, I came to realize that having the uber-experienced legit bicycle experts at sixthreezero assemble my bike to the out-of-the-box 80%-assembled extent really makes a difference! After putting in my own time to assemble the bike the rest of the way, I was actually grateful for the relatively minor amount of assembly required and the video companionship to walk me through it. (And, I am the sort to hire a handyman to do anything hands-on!) For the first time ever in my life, I have a sense of accomplishment and know-how and ownership of my bike like I've never had before. Last, not least, riding my new sixthreezero EVRYjourney Men's Casual Edition 26" 7-Speed Sport Hybrid Cruiser Bicycle is bliss. First of all, the model of the bike is perfect for me. (Be sure to leverage the Choosing a Bike section under the Bike Advice tab at their website! For example, I certainly used the Bodyfit Explained post with their FREE BODY FIT QUESTIONNAIRE.) After having bought and test-ridden and returned a couple of other bikes, ultimately riding my new EVRYjourney Casual Cruiser feels solid, easy-going to handle, and like I now have the right bike for the best value! A smooth, solid, trustworthy ride.gregk

After owning an expensive 21-speed Schwinn, which gears locked up several times, i really wanted a simple 3-speed. The box was extremely damaged; staples were missing, the remaining two were hanging loose; large v-shape rip in cardboard, two holes punched through, including at the gear hub, which plastic protector was discolored (and had fallen off) from hard banging in transit. Bike, unlike Sixthreezero assembly vid, was even difficult to remove from box, given tight packing and contents banged around. Acquaintances advised me to return it. The simplicity of 3-speed, however, is the reason I kept pushing to get the bike functional. Assembly is not "easy", as per description. i could assemble quite a bit but centering the front wheel with adjusting the brake pads, brake handle and cable required a professional (with fee). He also tweaked several spokes; he was not impressed with the bike. It arrived July 5; Tuesday, July 19, finally got it ready to go. The shimano gear was very smooth at first, then a couple clackety-clacks; but, objectively, I might've switched gears too fast or they may be very sensitive. Given the state of shipping box and banging at the gear hub I'm concerned about gear longevity. We have a few more days to try it out before the deadline to return. The matte black finish shows all hand- and fingerprints. Front brakes still unevenly grab the rim. Seems like the value doesn't match the price. I paid $806.47 tax $9.99 shipping; then clicked on my still-open bicycle page and found it had refreshed to a price of $479.99 (40% reduction) and out of stock. Sheesh; what a frustrating experience.jgh

I'd rate my EvryJourney so far as about 6-7/10. It's extremely comfortable to ride and the pricing was great for a bike that sixthreezero's website claims can more than support my weight. The problem is that about a month after receiving the bike, it started making this horrible scraping/grinding sound. It starts after riding for a little while (0.5-1 mile) and becomes increasingly louder and more difficult to pedal. Since it continues even with the brake arms open, I think it's the rear wheel. Support told me to take it to a local bike shop and they'll reimburse me. Hopefully my local shop can fix it. Without that problem it would be an easy 10/10.djte

Bike flies, changed tires and going to switch to carbon crankset, probly change stem and to longer carbon bars. Comes with decent components though.Kevin Walsh

I was hoping to replace my trek top fuel with the SC Tallboy and The bike is awesome. Big thanks to mikes bikes for awesome service.Juan H.

Absolutely love this bike its a great trail bike and glad that EVO had it in stock and had fast shipping thank you very much.geillermo

Bike came to me in the mail and I assembled it without any issues – very easy to do all you need is an adjustable wrench and two allen keys. I found it really difficult to locate any good specs on the weight of this bike anywhere – so I weighed it with my luggage scale and it comes to almost exactly 31 lbs. But the quality is just meh. My 3 biggest complaints about it are: 1. The paint is rubbed down or applied poorly in several spots 2. Both chain derailliers had the cable attached incorrectly. There is a groove that the cable is supposed to be clamped into and in both cases, it was barely held on by just a corner. 3. The chain sprocket on the pedals is pit-of-plane to the bike frame. As you spind the peddles, you can see the sprocket waving in and out. This is the most annoying part because no matter how you adjust the front deraillier, the chain will hit the guide for half the rear speeds. All in all, its really not bad, but I would not buy this bike again. I was expecting more for nearly $500 and I am certain there are better options out there for the price.Adam85

I bought the bike for month or so. I was looking for exact model so I looked up online for Dick’s location with I stock inventory. We went to the store, tried out the bike. Person was able to adjust the bike and put the stand. Very happy with the purchase. ThxNeo A

Don't take this bike for granted! This bike is great. This bike is a bike. Don't worry that it's not a high brand name. The 21shift gear system by Shimano Tourney does a fine job. Excellent frame and angled bar holder. It's a hybrid bike! Sadly it doesn't come with suspension, which is probably it's downfall of this great bike. The seat isn't very comfortable either I had to replace the seat quickly or I would stop riding. Besides two things it wasn't bad for how much I paid for. $331 Good bikeDandeman78

I bought this bike for road treks and I have been happy. There are two sets of hand brakes, so you can comfortably ride low or high and be able to break. It shifts easily and is great going up hill. It is a sturdy bike and lightweight.Bkdavis89

It’s fast it’s amazing, love the change in the gears. It’s like a mountain bike, I use it to go hiking. Rt now I’m using it every morning it’s amazing love it.sana.k

This is a pretty good bike for the most part. It is really for a casual bike rider not so much a long distance rider. It's a bit heavy for long distance but seems to be pretty good quality with the exception of the tires. I think we'll probably replace them with some good quality ones since my husband does ride quite a bit. He generally rides somewhat long distances (more than 10-15 miles) but because he's risen professionally, he can handle the weight at least semi regularly. Thank you Influenster!heather.h

Poorly made and once you buy it, unless you dont ride it, you cant return it. No service in store. No help if there is a problem and this bike has a s ton of problems. The throttle only works when you are pedaling since day 2. The brakes do not stay adjusted. The seat post is awful to adjust to various heights and is the epitome of the poor quality of this bike top to bottom. Removing the front wheel to travel and re attach is most junky. Just poorly made and not worth the low price for this bikeBad bike owner

WOW WOW WOW – I have always dreamed of owning an electric bike. This Schwinn bike does everything. You can peddle or not peddle. It has a smooth ride even when on bumpy roads. I am so impressed with this machine. It charges up quickly and stays charged for long periods. The size of it is good for me being 5ft 6inches and for my husband that is 6ft 1inches. We can both ride it. My husband weighs 215lbs and it rides just as smoothly as it does with me on it weighing 170lbs. It took about an hour to put together by the both of us. Totally worth every tightening of screw. It had some charge to it ready when we assembled but we put on charger for about an hour and it was roaring to go. I am just in love with this bike. It is everything. The white is so sleek too. You can NOT go wrong with getting this well oiled machine for your home.kitkat30

I bought this bike about 7 weeks ago. I can't tell you how much I love this bike. I am 65 and just getting back into biking. This bike makes it easy to explore new places without the worry of getting to tired to make it back home. I ride 4 days a week around 20 miles a day. I feel great. I would recommend this bike to anyone who wants to get out and go. Great price to.Charlie728

Shipping was rough on the packaging. There could be more protection around the derailer area. That said the bike arrived in great shape. Just got it back from the shop and it's a sweet ride. Easy order process and Oh look the price dropped over 100 bucks today. Awesome. I still love the bike and will order from The House again for sure.William

This is a great deal for this bike that usually goes for $250-300. I is great intermediatel /beginners bike for a great price.776ted