sixthreezero Around The Block Men's Beach Cruiser Bike, Hybrid Bicycle with Rear Rack

Great quality and well designed. Easy to install (tightening the seat did take additional effort) overall.Very ergonomic and comfy, been happily riding around the neigborhood.

Great bike! Better than I was expecting. Looks and rides great. Easy to assemble provided you have a little bit of mechanical know-how. It's a bike that needs to be partially assembled - pretty straight forward. It's a bike, not LEGO. It's going to take some tweaking.Get some blue lock-tite and use it on all the preassembled threads. Every nut/bolt that came fastened/assembled loosened and began backing out after about a week. No big deal, but something to be aware of

So I was in search of a decent beach cruiser that wasn't going to cost an arm and a leg. The first bike I got was a Life is good cruiser (a Schwinn) from Academy Sports.. I don't know about you but there was a time when the name Schwinn actually meant something. That thing was a cheap POS. I returned it and got a second one and it was even worse. It just was really poorly made. Looked nice but everything was out of line and it just felt horrible to ride. Next one I got was another schwinn from Walmart. The Schwinn skid cruiser - this thing was a beast. Very Heavy and solid frame. Wide tires so not great for the street. I wanted to like it but it had a disc break system and no matter how I adjusted it it kept on squeaking. If I got rid of the squeak the brake was completely ineffective. I called Schwinn and they sent me a new disc since it seemed that one was out of round but it seemed like a real pain to swap it out and I just wanted a bike I could ride out of the box so I returned it. Which leads me to the bike I'm reviewing. I really like the sixthreezero. It rides nicely is fairly comfortable and just feels solid. I have 2 comments though - It makes some subtle clicking noise which sounds like it's in the main crank - possibly the pedals but it's not 100% tight in that area. Second thing is the kick stand is really flimsy. If you put any kind of basket or child seat on it the kickstand won't hold it up. They could have done better in that department. Other than that I dig it!

Awesome bike, super easy to set up and high quality. Just ordered another one for my wife.

Edit#2, 3-24-24.. sadly I was correct about the non-existent customer service from the companyNo response to direct emails. The bike is starting to rust and I have to straighten the alignment of the handlebars to the forks a lot. The kick stand is sticking in the up position and is a bit too short.This bike is fine, however I have a classic Cali cruiser that I bought a decade ago and it's slightly longer and the seat height is an inch or so shorter than the 630 around the block cruiser. The bike feels a little awkward by comparison to my old one. To be fair I bought an E-Cruiser recently and it's almost identical in configuration to the 630 except it's powered. It feels like a 3\4 scale. The paint finish is very thin and fragile, scratches quite easily and shows fingerprints and spots on the matte frame finish and even on the high gloss goose neck. I scratched mine just sliding the handle bar assembly together. The seat springs are weak, I'm close to the max weight for this bike but even my 80lb kid said it sags to the back. The front wheel took some fiddling because it was tracking off center. Had to put a lot of torque to the goose neck handlebar Allen screw to tighten it to a point where the bars wouldn't move. The pedals feel warped, up and down as I pedal the bike, it's very distracting so say the least. Since all bikes are made by our eastern neighbors, I guess you get what you get when they make 2 million of them a year. I could have spent a lot more for the same bike at a local shop but they didn't want my money.Edit: there were several cards in the box with the bike and assembly instructions, one card advertised a "free bell" if you send an email to dustingATsixthreezeroDotCom of your Amyzoon revue. I sent them an email, That was 2 days ago and zero response. Makes me wonder what their customer support is like!?!?!?

Overview:This bike is PHENOMENAL. I can't understate how much it beats the cheap Walmart mountain bikes. Simplicity, comfort, and the ability to attach panniers really makes my daily commute simple. After riding 5 miles to school daily for months over bumpy terrain, hurrying to work and flying over curbs to avoid being late, this bike has never failed me once. The chain is about impossible to knock off unintentionally. On the other hand, it makes a great bike for a ride during a cool night. You can really just sit back and enjoy a slow, easy ride.Assembly:The bike comes with the frame and back wheel pre-assembled, so the only assembly required is popping on the front wheel and handlebars, which took me about 20-30 minutes to complete. The only issue I ran into in the beginning was part of the chain guard which was bent out of place and clanking against the pedals, presumably due to being mishandled during shipping. However, a pair of pliers and about 10 seconds of effort had it good as new.Accessories:The bike comes with a cargo rack that can function with many accessories, my favorite of which being panniers. These give you enough space to store just about anything you would need on a commute, like a bike lock, the included multi-tool for quick adjustments to handlebars or wheels, groceries, or a fresh change of clothes. Who knew such a simple edition could make such a huge difference?This bike gets a solid 10/10 for its price point. As a student working a minimum wage job, this thing has served me insanely well and has easily been taken two miles for every dollar I've spent. I suspect it will take me hundreds more. If you're looking for a bike that is inexpensive, durable, stylish, and allows for a ton of customization, I'd really recommend checking this one out.