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Question: I'm 5'2" tall. is that the size small still too big for me?
Document: This bike is beautiful and it rides well, though it isn't quite as comfortable as my last bike, otherwise I would have given it five stars. I'm a little too small for it, but I got the smallest size.
That was the beginning of the end. One of the screws that holds the handlebars on was outright missing, and the hole where it screws in wasn't even drilled out all the way. There were still residual pieces of metal that hadn't been knocked out when the thread was being drilled at the factory--so even if we had the screw, it wouldn't have gone in properly. That made the bike totally un-rideable. Not a big deal, I thought.
While I'm still inconvenienced for a few days until the tape comes in I'm more than happy to wait it out since the deal got even sweeter.Once I've ridden it I'll decide if it's worth upgrading to 5 stars
I do wish the seller would refund me a little bit of money, but I'm not counting on that. The wheels are in great shape, unused. All of the parts fit and will hold up decently enough until I think I need to switch them out. I've gotten multiple compliments on the bike, it rides fast, and I am so happy to have a frame small enough for me, after all of these years of searching and being too afraid to order off the internet.
I was looking for light wight bike and I found them ,I ride themIn manhattan to work and they  are fine for mow its been a month .In Central Park it's harder in the big loop (no gear)but for the price they def  worth it,The seat is lite hard
I bought this bike one year ago this month and it has performed very well. I had a very slight issue with the crank coming loose from the chainring, but new nuts solved the problem (It wasn't a big deal because you can hear a strange groaning sound when those nuts start to get loose. )I have totally neglected this bike and have been quite rough with it.
I bought this bike and recieved it very quickly. Putting it together was pretty easy and after a few very minor adjustments it was rideable. I took it on about a 12 mile ride that day in destin FL which is completely flat and mostly smooth pavement, and when I was riding back to my apartment I hit a small lip and the rear inner tube popped.
Also, the dropouts were pretty tweaked, bent, what ever you want to call it. I had to cut a chunk of steel equal to the axle cone nut spacing and place it between the dropouts and bend them until they were parallel to each other and squared to the rest of the frame.Hub bearings were lubricated with what resembled bacon grease off a barnyard floor. Filthy with small particles of dibris as well as some metal shavings.
I've had this bike for 3 months now. And I see a lot complaints about the seat and the tires.Personally, the seat is just a stock seat, which is fine for me. My butt seems fine after riding it for 30-45 mins. But I ended up buying a new seat anyway just to make it more personalized and comfortable. The tires are pretty durable. I've hit several small potholes and they are fine.
The improvement in the bike was dramatic.3. Expect to spend some more money down the road for a new rear bearing. I ride it daily to work, and frankly I am not a small person. So I expected to wear out the rear bearings a little quicker than most, but not in a month.4. You will need to take it to a local bike shop. Not only will they true the wheels, but they may find other problems. Mine had a cracked brake lever.
Answer: yes