26 Inch Adult Folding Bikes/Mountain Bikes, 21 Speeds Mountain Bicycles with Full Suspension, Dual Disc Brake, High Carbon Steel Frame, Foldable Bike for Men/Women/Teen, Multiple Colors

nice overall design and build quality. the instruction booklet tells you how to assenble the bike, but not how to fold it. you will figure that out. decided to replace the steel supplied seat post with an aluminum one, and plan to cut off the side mounted kickstand with an angle grinder, to reduce weight. the weight of bike is not excessive. the front brake caliper needed a slight adjustment with supplied allen wrench to align with front disc brake caliper. have ordered a hollow rear brake axle to make the rear wheel quick release, like the front one is. overall, a nice bicycle and i am making a few small improvements.

Bought this bike to use at school. It's very compact and fits perfectly in the trunk of my husband's car. It's easy to assemble and very functional. It's lightweight and perfect for everyday use.

The wheels are not as stable as they appear. Arrived a little bent.

So, the bike arrived in a box about 6 days after I ordered it.Putting the bike together was mostly simple except for the instructions were a little difficult to follow given the language barriers.The photos helped and watching videos were helpful, too.The brake levers are flimsy and feel like they could break, so I'm replacing that. Shifting seems easy, too.I replaced the handle grips as the ones that came were uncomfortable.I also swapped out the saddle for a more substantial one that's more comfortable, and better suited for my needs.The pedals were plastic, so I swapped those, too.I plan on replacing the entire braking system, and I've ordered a brake light & turn signals, plus a headlight. I'll add a cargo rack, too.Will update with photos.Update:You get what you pay for.This bike is a death trap, it collapsed and the bolt that connects it together is completely destroyed. It broke when I was riding in a park, no big jumps, nothing crazy. I'm an older fella with a bad back, so nothing more than a curb for me.Went off the curb to enter the parking lot for my vehicle, the thing snaps and down we go.I've also replaced the braking system because the rears failed completely due to cheap materials. I even replaced the levers because they were so flexible when applying pressure during braking.The pedals were trash that came with it, so I bought metal ones to replace that nonsense.The seat post is awful at maintaining a straight saddle. It's like riding around with a swivel chair.The return window is long gone, it ended April 7th, 2025 and it is May 13th, 2025.I weigh about 143lbs on average, I'm 5'8", pretty fit lookin'. So, if you're bigger than me and this bike lasted all of three months...I wouldn't get it.Darn, I'm so disappointed. I've decided to dispose of the bike instead of finding a way to repair it. It's been a complete nightmare and a waste of almost $500, including the replacement parts & stuff.. not to mention the darn injuries..I do not recommend this bike.

Easy to assemble, works as described; excellant bike, love it.

Bike is nice but instructions are lacking the help you need and you can’t find it online so most likely will need to take to a bike shop, brake tension and gear shifting are the issues. If you have knowledge in this then that’s great, if not then you will need more assistance after putting the bike together because the pamphlet does not give you enough information

Great

The media could not be loaded. I have a device that the back tire sits on so I can ride it like an exercise bike in the house.I had my son ride it to take a short video. So far it looks good. I haven't ridden it outside yet so I haven't switched gears. I'll give an update on how it handles in the street and my thickness 😂