easy to put together, minimal things to put on bike. made sturdy. granddaughter loves the bike

Very sturdy and good for beginners! Easy to ride and adjust height. My son loves this bike. It has 2 training wheels and a front basket. Overall, very happy with my purchase.

Enjoyed it so much! The rear shock on this bike is great to ride. Easy to install. Changed to a bigger saddle. Love the color and ride.

think it's a great bike... I've put some aftermarket parts on it, but it fits my style. And it's light, I'm pretty tall, about 6'2" and 230 pounds, but it's so light, I can't wait to go out for a ride. I didn't use any instructions when I built it, but I've been doing this for a long time. You see, it looks beautiful, and it has all the parts and everything in the box, so it's a great bike. I was expecting something completely different, but I was actually very surprised by the look and quality of it. This is what I got.

This is a great bike and we expect it to be used for many years. It is very solid and the individual parts seem to be of high quality. My son has been riding it for a few months and it feels good so far. However, as other reviews have mentioned, this bike is only partially assembled. You need some bicycle expertise and special tools to complete the assembly of the bike. The rear wheel does not come on, you need to put it on and then figure out the gear assembly. The gear assembly requires some skill to sync up and may need additional adjustments to prevent it from sticking or slipping. The front wheel is backwards and needs to be removed and flipped over to get the brake pedal to work properly and safely. Even if the front wheel is not backwards, it needs to be removed because the brake cable is twisted in the frame and will not work. If you do not flip the front wheel over and correct the brake cable, you will not be able to brake. Basically, it's like they showed the person who was responsible for the partial assembly a picture and did not provide any assembly instructions or training. The instructions for the buyer are also lacking as the instructions in the box are very vague. If you don't understand how the bike works or don't have the right tools, you can't complete the assembly yourself. If you know bikes and have a set of socket wrenches, set aside at least an hour to get it right and complete the assembly; if you don't, set aside at least $100 to have your local bike shop do it right and complete the assembly.