Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Do I need special shoes for the pedals or these are just regular pedals?
Document: The bike shipped several days faster than expected. It all comes in one large box. The wheels, pedals, and handle bars are the only things you need to &#34;assemble&#34;. I've never done it before and it only took me about 45 minutes to carefully unpack the bike, remove the padding from the bike and bars, and assemble the bike. There were instructions but I didn't need them. All I needed was an adjustable wrench and a few different sizes of allen wrenches.
The breaks will definitely need some adjustment.Some people complain that the tubes on this bike wear out quickly. I have not yet had any problems with them, and I intend to use them until they blow out.One thing I did not realize was that this bike does not have a kick stand. That's not really an issue for me, but it's something to be aware of.Overall I am very happy with this bike.
The first part of this statement was quite true. This bike come fairly assembled from factory, so there is not much you need to do to put things together. However, the second part of this statement is completely false (at least for me). As soon as I finished putting the parts together, I realized that nothing worked on the bike!!! Brakes were stuck, wheels weren't trued and, finally, the derailleurs were both a mess!
I am fairly new to cycling, although I have been mountain biking for a while. When I wanted to get a road bike I did a lot of research before buying. I bike maybe 80-100 miles a week, so I didn't need a top of the line bike--but I did need something that wouldn't break down on me.So far (and I will try to update this as I use the bike more) the Vilano Shadow works beautifully.
I live in DC and need a full time commuting device that can get rained on, scraped against parking meters, and eventually stolen. After years of riding (and destroying) rusty, French road bikes from garage sales, I decided to try taking something from factory to scrapheap myself. This looks like a good choice. Here are some thoughts:The bike was thoughtfully wrapped and boxed. I only noticed one scrape on the front rim, neither trivial nor catastrophic.
The only thing that I have replace is the pedals, I wanted clip pedals since you can transfer more energy to the crank. I would also replace the seat for something a little more comfortable. Overall this is an excellent bike for the price and I  HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT for beginners. Extremely light and well made.
This Vilano bike is a great starter bike. With small additions (clipless pedals, water bottle holder, etc. ), it can be a excellent choice for someone who is just starting out in the sport of cycling. What I like most is the size of the bike. At 6' 4&#34;, it was hard to find a starter bike in my size. Luckily for me, this Vilano bike fit the bill.
This is my first road bike purchase. I was fairly ready to buy a much more expensive bike at my local bike shop but was told to check out Amazon first. Eventually I found this bike and gave it a shot.Out of the box, everything seemed to be properly protected. The only things that needed attaching were the handlebar, wheels, pedals, seat and reflectors.
The bike is much lighter (~5 lbs) than my previous bike since the new bike frame is aluminum. All the components are replaceable with higher end components if you want to do that. There were a few tiny chips of paint on the frame but they are so small and minor that it didn't really bother me. The bike comes with pedals but they're not what I like (no foot straps) so I'll be ordering new ones here soon.
Good starter road bike. No assembly instruction, must go online to watch youtube vids on assembly. MUST tune bike's brakes, front and rear derailleur.Edit:BUY NEW PEDALS! The pedals that came with the bike are crap as others have stated. I'm very mechanically inclined. The drive side pedal thread on the crank became stripped. I installed it per the video instruction.
Answer: yes