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  1. I bought it, returned it. Heavy, poor brakes. So I bought and converted a Trek aluminum hybrid. I have $60 into it. I like it much better. IMO v-brakes are under loved. 2X the power of the ozark brakes. Ez to live with.
    Find a deal and build it yourself. It’s rewarding and you save big.

  2. Weight is subjective because the “scale” is so large from all bikes in all ranges. Swapping a few items on a $250 bike and making it weigh 3lbs less is massive. The percentage of loss of weight and gain of value is 10x what “buying” a light bike is. Doesn’t mean it’s for everyone but from someone who’s had both ends of the spectrum, value will always outweigh flat out performance…Or everyone would fork up and buy a used Ferrari

  3. Got to give Walmart credit. Love the direction they are going with with there bikes. Better components sized frames just exceptional value for the money. They are making biking affordable for the masses.

  4. If it is under 20 Lbs it’s gonna be expensive. I don’t mind a 40% increase in weight for a 95% reduction in price. Yes, like the others mentioned you can swap out the seat and make some minor changes and lose about 5 Lbs.

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