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Question: the pedals are folding?
Document: The Columba SP26" was almost $100 more with shipping/tax and had no suspension and maybe a little lighter with folding pedals. However this wasn't worth it for me. I'm happy with the Stowabike - you can always upgrade to better parts in the future.Pros: Price, Looks Good, Rides Fine, Stores & Folds Easily, Feels Solid, Fits in my Corolla TrunkCons: Maybe heavy for some (40lbs) but not meant for carrying around. Seat is a little hard.
The bike was delivered with the front tire flat. I filled the tire & used it 2 days before it went totally flat again. It took vendor 2 weeks to replace tire. Since the replacement tire arrived the day I flew out of town, I was only able to use the bike once. So far the both tires are holding air. The bike did not come with the folding pedals that are displayed in the vendor's  own user's manual. The non-folding pedals that came with this bike are a minus.
I consider myself to be a novice at bicycles, but everything was pretty self-explanatory and I made it work with no trouble, which is important because the instructions were minimal; the only things you need to assemble are to attach the front wheel, the seat post, the handlebars post, and the pedals (to their arms), which were all simple.
In the 5th month or so, it started to get this feeling like the pedals might fall off any minute. After these repairs, it feels like day 1 again, but not like a really "good" bike. I agree with Brian's review, you will want to adjust _everything_ on this bike out of the box, so be prepared for that.
Also, they must have fixed the issue with the instruction booklet, as mine seemed appropriate for my model and wasn't confusing to put together at all. But then again, I am a genius.TL;DR version: the bike is fine. It's an introductory bike for people who aren't hardcore riders and just want two wheels with pedals and a seat that doesn't take up a lot of space.
This foldable bike is a good option for someone wanting a foldable bike but with real sized wheels. The frame is a bit small, but otherwise not big issues there. It is a heavy bike, so not one that you will fold up and just carry around. The seat, pedals, and handle bars don't fold so you will have to take them out. (Columba makes foldable pedals that fit this bike and they are great.)
Within that week the bike's breaks went out, the pedals fell off while I was riding, and handlebar came loose yet again. Within 2 weeks of owning this bike, I've had to replace every part other than the seat, tires, and gears. Suspension and frame are fantastic, but with the rest of the bike falling apart, it's unsafe to ride nonetheless. Buy at your own risk....
I have owned this bike for a week now. The shipping was VERY fast, but the packaging of the product was not in its best shape, (the box it comes in had holes all in it, cheap cardboard)  Needless to say mine came without the pedals or the two tools used to assemble the bike which required an additional shipment from them. The pedals and assembly tools came very quickly after a couple back and forth emails, which I praise them for clearing up their error efficiently.
Delivery was in time. Have been problem with chain,we fixed it in bikeservice. In general good bike,we keep it in car because it is folding.
But if the folding feature isn't important to you then I think your better off buying a cheap Walmart bike. I hope this helps.
Answer: yes