Features
Sixthreezero Around Womens Cruiser 7 Speed 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
- 7-speed Shimano external hub allows for a wide range of riding – from leisure to long distance commutes; front and rear handbrakes
- 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
Reviews
Below are some critical reviews about Sixthreezero Around Womens Cruiser 7 SpeedI never write reviews. I read them and make sure to only pay attention to the ones who are clearly written by consumers and not people who have been paid to leave a review.I’m going to start with saying I was very excited to buy this. The color is gorgeous, it has multiple speeds- which in reality didn’t matter a ton to me because I’m just beginning to get back into bike riding and it looked so comfortable. $300 for something I typically do not use wasn’t an easy decision but the idea of getting myself in shape and enjoying the fresh air during this crazy time made it easier to say yes.Fast forward to a week later, bike is delivered. The hole in the box should have been the first red flag, but I continued opening and started putting it together. First problem- the instructions are not at all specific to the bike that you purchase. Putting this together was a nightmare and we walked away from it the first night. Red flag number 2.I took it to the bike shop the next day to install it correctly, though it was mostly put together already from the fantastic “instructions.” $107 later to be told that the bike came damaged, nothing they can do. So frustrating.The first time I rode the bike I didn’t get fully around the block and the seat starts moving back and forth. Get home, straighten it out and the entire seat and all the hardware falls off. All in all, I learned a valuable lesson to never purchase something like this on the internet. Not worth the aggravation and the head ache of returning it.
Package assembly instructions and photos were slightly off based on the model that I had purchased, so I had to get creative to put the bike together. The handlebars were IMPOSSIBLE to adjust and the bolt was so tight that I had to use a hammer to loosen. The process to loosen the bars took about 20 minutes and some paint did chip in the process. Eventually, I was able to loosen...Overall, the look of the bike is nice and streamlined. If you are not used to building bikes, this was not a fun experience.
Bike came faulty. one of the washers holding the spring on the front brake was missing.
Below are some positive reviews about Sixthreezero Around Womens Cruiser 7 Speed
Great bike! Easy to assemble, amazing quality for the price. Exactly what I was looking for. The gears work smoothly, and make the beach cruiser a little more easy to ride when I’m also riding around with my three-year-old daughter in front.I am 5’3 with short legs and this bike fits be perfectly!I love the rack, and we were able to attach a bag and a basket for carrying all the things :)If you found this review by clicking the button :)
I've gotten several compliments on the look of the bike, so it certainly is a good looking one! Looking back on the colors I picked, I probably shouldn't have gotten the black seat in Texas (it gets hot!) but the style is nice. The materials seem very quality and it's pretty comfortable to ride. Some of the drawbacks: the assembly wasn't a breeze and we've had to tighten things several times since the initial assembly (the kickstand, the handlebars). The kickstand doesn't seem to be quite angled well, so it's not very stable when propped up. Lastly, it was a bit of a challenge to find a rear child carrier that would fit because of the angle and length of the seat and orientation to the rear wheel. We ultimately ended up with the Hamax Frame Mount one. I'm 5'7" and had to raise the seat a little more than I wanted for this one to fit and it's still kinda tight quarters (and can't recline him safely). The Schwinn Deluxe that is supposed to fit pretty much all bikes didn't fit this one. But all in all, I did quite a bit of research on which cruisers are comfortable and well made, and this brand comes up often. The cost of this bike is very fair and on the lower end of the price range for the quality of materials used. I'd recommend this bike.
First, I love my bike.Assembly: I’m not a mechanical novice and know my way around hex tools and socket wrenches, but the assembly instructions could’ve been clearer. As it was my first bike assembly, I’m willing to accept my ignorance as a factor. Short tutorial videos of assembly steps would be helpful. After a few rides, I adjusted the bars and seat to fit me better.The ride: It’s the 7-speed and while gears 6 and 7 are a bit too close, I find 4 and 5 are where I spend most of my time. I’ve added a basket and rear view mirror for street riding. It’s durable and enjoyable. It’s a versatile bike that can cruise or take small hills or uneven pavement. The brakes squeal, but I’m told that’s a bike thing.I did get a puncture (dangers of road riding) but took it to a bike shop for the fix.All in all, I’m very pleased with my purchase and look forward to upgrading my daughter’s clunky and sluggish cruiser.
