Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: can you put bullhorn handlebars on this bike?
Document: Bike handlebars, hard connected to fork,  cannot be raised to suit the riders needs, thus throwing off the ride dynamic.
Bike is great, comes packaged really well with all the hard parts already assembled. Took about 15min to put the entire bike together. Very sturdy, and good ride as well.
This is the highest-end low-end bike I've ever ridden. It is, simply put, not very well made, and after commuting to work on it this morning (over an hour) I'm worried about the ride home. It's already making unhealthy sounds. The components are low-quality. The stock tires suck.If you're looking for something passable to occasionally play around on, this might work for you.
So, I took it to my local bike shop to have them look at it. Sure enough, they found that I hadn't attached the handle bars correctly (I should note that they had been put together backwards at the factory, so that I had to look at the pictures on Amazon to figure out the correct orientation). What was troubling, however, was they found that the crank was bent, so that it would rub against the front derailleur, and not shift properly.
The short, I love this bike! I have bikes that cost more and to be honest this one works just as good if not better.First off, I love working on mechanical things, so I always get my bikes in a box. I like to know how it works and that it was put together correctly. I also like to use locktite (thread adhesive) on all the bolts to prevent loosening.
I wish they put dampeners on the front fork, but I am sure that would have added cost. The bike seat was not very comfortable, but I have little meat on my butt, so that is not unusual for me.The front tire comes off easily for transport and the bike itself is fairly light. I have not had any problems with it. I would say this is a great bicycle for casual to intermediate riders who would use it several times a week.
I had my LBS assemble the bike for me so it would be correctly put together (after a couple amazon reviews I was a little hesitant to do this myself). When I picked the bike up the person who assembled it told me that the wheels were a terrible design and would not last. He was right. They have almost lasted the year but lately i have been throwing spokes like no one's business. I plan to have the wheels replaced next week.The components are not great.
I purchased this bike shortly before going on a long ride with my friends. Putting together was very easy and quick. However don't assume that everything is right just because it's put toghether. Be sure to check the back tire quick release and adjust the brakes. Make sure that your handle bars are correctly put together. Mine was given upside down and took me a while of riding it to notice that Schwinn was spelled upside down and something didn't look right. Not as light at the $500 dollar bikes ofcourse.
It is not a bad bike but just wasn't ideal for me.
This is deff made for road conditions not trail. Overall love the bike for paying $240.
Answer: yes