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Congratulations, enjoy! Those are really nice looking bikes, and the buzz is that they punch way above their weight for the price. There’s so much content out there saying this, one. almost wonders if Walmart is paying for it – but I doubt it.
Probably a good idea to take it to your local bike shop and have them make sure it was assembled well, as poor assembly is typical with Walmart bikes. While they’re at it, have them remove the reflectors and plastic dork disc behind the cassette in back. Optional would be some decent pedals, like RaceFace Chesters which you can find on sale for less than $50. Maybe red ones to match the pulley wheel.
Wishing you all the fun you can have on two wheels, and more!
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Congratulations, enjoy! Those are really nice looking bikes, and the buzz is that they punch way above their weight for the price. There’s so much content out there saying this, one. almost wonders if Walmart is paying for it – but I doubt it.
Probably a good idea to take it to your local bike shop and have them make sure it was assembled well, as poor assembly is typical with Walmart bikes. While they’re at it, have them remove the reflectors and plastic dork disc behind the cassette in back. Optional would be some decent pedals, like RaceFace Chesters which you can find on sale for less than $50. Maybe red ones to match the pulley wheel.
Wishing you all the fun you can have on two wheels, and more!