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Question: What is the width of the tires.  They look like fairly decent city tires.
Document: This is a decent folding bike for the price and a name you can trust. Assembling the bike was fairly quick and easy though, if your not as handy you can always go to your local bike shop and they can assemble it for you. I would give it a five star but I had I problem I came across. Seller only sent one folding pedal and the other was a regular pedal that did not fold in.
For an old codger,like myself, it's a near necessity.Summary:Despite the numerous cons, I am fairly pleased with thebike. On a normal bike I would not be afraid to take myhands off the steering but on this one I'd never do that.You MUST steer this bike.
I estimate about 4 pounds total. That may not seem like much, but trust me, it is.The gearing is on the low side. That's good news for an inclines, but the Loop isn't the fastest things on two wheels at all. It's certainly geared for a comfortable city ride.You really can't go wrong with the Loop.
This Schwinn folding bike is a quality bike. For those who want to carry a bike like an attache case, you want a super expensive bike the is light enough to carry around. This Schwinn is a great bike to throw in your car trunk and take to a park, etc., to ride safely -- off the streets. It's a bit heavy, but solid, and can take the bumps in the city and parks.
I really wanted to like this bike because it's foldable and at an affordable price. Overall, after owning it for one season and using it every chance I would get (at least two times a week), I would say it's only okay.For some reason, I keep having issues with the tires.
There are three folding points, one in the middle that folds the bike in half, one to fold the handle bars down, and the right pedal folds down as well. All three levers are very simple and sturdy. After folding the bike into position, you're ready to go, after inflating the tires of course. The only disclaimer I have is that the seat position is more like a beach cruiser, rather than a mountain bike.
I like my bike. It is a lot of pedaling though.20inch tires and you pedal a lot to get anywhere.If you are not a seasoned biker, your legs will feel like jello as you get them in condition to ride this.It is also quite heavy.When I first got mine and unboxed it.....the heavy steel handlebar smashed my pinky finger as it swung down while I was trying to figure it out. Ouch!
A sturdy bike with decent workmanship. The non-adjustable handlebar height is a definite disadvantage and prevents my giving it a higher rating.
If you want a bike that could win the Tour de France, look elsewhere. If your goal is to get around town, or school, then this might be the the right bike for you.
Nice bike. Has all the features regular bikes have and folds into a small package to go in it's own bagGreat for vacations. Throw it in the trunk of your car and see the sitesSets up fast tooOver all pretty decent bike
Answer: yes