Features
Sixthreezero Around Womens Cruiser Bicycle features is:
- Classic, curvy women's beach cruiser bicycle with 17-inch durable steel frame; ideal for casual, comfortable riding around the neighborhood
- Upright riding style keeps your back and shoulders comfortable; dual-spring saddle and wide cruiser handlebar with foam grips
- Single-speed bike great for cruising on flat terrain; pedal-backwards coaster brakes for easy stopping
- 26-inch, 2.125-inch wide aluminum wheels with large waffle tread tires provide a cushioned ride for easy rolling
- Blacked-out components for added style; includes rear rack for optional baskets and panniers; Drop Out: 3/8" Threading Axle
Reviews
Below are some critical reviews about Sixthreezero Around Womens Cruiser BicycleMy honest review. I’m hoping the owner reads this. I just had my bike delivered and it’s missing the seat post nut 🔩 that allows you to tighten it. This is my 4th bike and every time the shipment is missing a crucial part. EVERY SINGLE TIME!!! The first ones, was the pedals. That bike was stolen. 2nd bike was the Electric version. It arrived with no seat. 3rd bike was missing the bike post. This 4th one is missing the piece that tightens and prevents the seat post from slipping down. Each time, I’ve had to buy the missing piece myself. The assembly for the non-electric ones is pretty easy but just like other reviews, the instructions that come with the bike is for another model. This is frustrating. The bike it’s a joy to ride once you can put it together but it’s so annoying that they have no quality control or assurance on how it’s shipped
So I see other folks have shared this in their reviews too. There is a clicking sound in the pedal with every full peddle rotation. It's pretty annoying. I noticed adding more air to the tires helps. It went away, and then I hit a bump pretty hard and the clicking came back :( Aside from that, as soon as it was assembled my husband had to get a ride in, then his friend that was over had to cruise around on it as well. The white walled tires get lots of compliments. I've had it for 8 months now and use it 3-5 times a month. I added a a basket but even two water bottles seem to be too heavy to the kickstand. It's a pretty heavy bike. Take into consideration there is no shocks, or gears. If the air in the tires become low, it's like peddling on medium resistance. It squeaks too. My goodness does it squeak. The seat didn't sit correctly either for the first two rides. I'm 130 lbs and yet the back of the seat would tilt 60 degree upwards into my crotch. It took my husband two tries to tighten it enough. It's not a terrible bike, and the color and paint is gorgeous. There are just noticeable things after only so many months of riding.
Ok, this is a bike just for leisurely riding around the neighborhood and I knew that when I bought it. We bought two, mens and womens versions. So we weren't expecting professional bikes or anything and just wanted some nice looking retro modern bikes, which these certainly are. They're beautiful. BUT, at $200 a bike, they are single speed no thrills no frills bikes, so you get what you pay for. The seats are a little uncomfortable, the ride is a little rough, and they squeak a lot. Any slight hills and you'll feel it in your legs. I'm giving these 3 stars, -1 one for the squeaky construction, and -1 for the rough ride and uncomfortable seats. I guess what I'm wondering if the 3 or 7 speeds are any better for the more expensive price? If these bikes hold up, maybe we'll find out in 2-3 years.
Below are some positive reviews about Sixthreezero Around Womens Cruiser Bicycle
We purchased two bikes: a sixthreezero women's 26" single speed and a Firmstrong men's 26" single speed. Purchases were made based on availability since the bikes are rated similarly.We love both bikes: both bikes handled my 5’7” 280 lb frame and my wife’s 5”6” 140 lb physique easily. Both are very comfortable to ride and the construction seems to be about the same. Some parts are identical such as the pedals, seat post clamp, and reflectors. Both bikes were easy to assemble and both arrived in excellent condition.Here's where we found differences in the two bikes:The sixthreezero comes with a carrier rack pre-installed. We really like this additional feature.The Firmstrong’s seat is firmer than the sixthreezero. For us the sixthreezero seat is more comfortable.The sixtthreezero came with basic tools for assemble. The Firmstrong did not.Although it seems like you can’t go wrong with either of these bikes, we found that the small differences in the sixthreezero made it our favorite.
I wanted a low maintenance bike so went with the single speed and I’m very happy I did. I’ve always had bikes with more gears and was worried about going up hills but it’s no issue at all. I do have to stand sometimes to get more peddling power.This bike is very lightweight, which is necessary for me as I carry it up and down stairs daily. It’s good quality especially for the price. I zip tied a crate onto it to haul groceries and UberEATS deliveries.Overall I’m happy with my choice. And I was able to find a matching helmet 😄
I bought this bike to ride around the neighborhood with my young grandchildren. I haven't had a bum-meister bike since the age of pink-and-white Schwinns. In the intervening years I put in considerable miles on touring bikes. This bicycle arrived excellently packaged, unblemished, and it was mindlessly easy to put together. I don't believe it took me any longer to assemble than it did to strip the wrappings from the parts. Have a tube of white lithium grease at hand for assembly. As I tried out my new bike, I thought about how my biking friends from the past would laugh... Then it dawned on me that they're probably riding these things too. No granny gears; just grannies.
