20 Best Cruiser Motorcycle For Beginners (2023 Updated)

This was a fun, affordable replica of an original stingray. It is not accurate, and is more suited for a fun ride than for a collector. It feels much more lightly built than the original. That is not all bad.

It comes with aluminum wheels, whereas the original had steel, and the sissy bar is thicker and stronger than the original. The tires are decent, but the coaster brake hub feels much more flimsy than the original.

I will definitely add a front hand brake as a backup, but the frame is not drilled to accept a rear caliper brake, which is a problem if you’re considering a conversion to a multi-speed. Similar to other reviewers, the bearings were dry, and I disassembled the hubs, crankset and headset and greased everything before I rode it.

The frame and handlebars don’t appear as sturdy and strong as the original, and there’s some disconcerting flex in the handlebars. It came with a fairly long seat post, and I was able to set it up for an adult to ride easily, but I may replace it because I don’t fully trust it’s strength.

Like a couple of other reviewers, I snapped the head off one of the bolts holding the sissy bar to the frame with relatively little effort because the bolts were made of some cheap pot metal. I replaced both with stainless steel bolts.

, and I’ll also eventually replace the bolts holding the seat to the sissy bar because they’re made of the same metal and I’m a little nervous about them snapping while I’m riding. The seat itself is not comfortable, and since this is no museum piece, I’ll replace it eventually.

Also, the bike comes with a replica of a Lucky 7 sprocket, which has only 36 teeth. This is an accurate reproduction of early stingrays, but it’s really slow, and it looks like there’s enough room under the chain guard to add a slightly bigger sprocket.

Finally, the paint job, although it looks good, is much more easily scratched than the paint on an old Schwinn, and like some other reviewers, my Schwinn decal was put on crooked, and not fully stuck on the tube.

I suspect it will fall off the first time it gets wet. Basically, if you have basic bike maintenance skills, and are looking for a fun nostalgic ride that you can customize, this is great. But like most bikes that you buy needing assembly, expect that you’ll need to put a little work into it and maybe replace a few things to make it a really good ride.

All black. Black tires are what I wanted. Go by picture not description. Bike arrived in two days instead of eight. Stoked on that. Assembly was easy, maybe 20 min. Gotta have your own metric Allen and box wrenches.

Thin crescent may work, but hardware is soft steel and painted. So I, personally wouldnt. I took to local beach cruiser shop in HB, Ca(Surf City Beach-cruisers). Shop owner Gary said, its a well built bike and I asked him to certify my work.

I let him sell me a couple of accessories and he spiffed it up. Took stickers off and adjusted my seat and such for free. Bike rolls really well. I like the 3 speed. Getting older so I can use a little help getting up inclines.

Love it so far. Looking forward to Vans Open 19 next week.

Purchased in Matte Red. Single speed gets me around town or up and down the hard pack beach. Comfortable saddle. Bike arrived in perfect condition due to solid packaging. Easy assembly of front wheel, handle bars, saddle and pedals.

Purchased from another source white fenders, a red basket, and red cup holder, all of which add to the appearance and functionality. Expect several years of cruising enjoyment from my new Firmstrong Urban bike.

I am incredibly satisfied with my Firmstrong purchase! The bike for one is absolutely stunning. It turned out better than I envisioned and the matte brown really has a gorgeous shine to it. More than thankful to receive a tool kit for the bike as well.

If I had one thing to address it would be the bike handles. The foam-like handles can wear and tear rather quickly, but I will be buying another in the future.

Bought my 500W 7 Speed Electric Beach Cruiser about a year ago. I like the concept of ease on the knees, and the electric bike for Northern Californian hills. It’s been fantastic. I ride nearly every day to work, and now that gas is about $400 a gallon, it’s been a HUGE savings for our family.

Battery lasts about a day’s worth longer if I ride on one speed setting less. So in all, I get about 12 miles per charge in these hills, which isn’t terrible. Battery is still running constantly after a year of nearly daily use.

The brakes are the hardest part for replacement/setting namely because the rear tire has the motor. The size of the motor makes adjusting brake tightness quite difficult. The other thing to consider is the overall weight distribution.

Most E-bikes have the battery more to the front/center, which makes the bike better balanced. I bought this one because the bike doesn’t LOOK like an e-bike, and makes it less likely for theft (worked so far).

However, it is quite heavy in the rear. But, with a cruiser mindset, it’s meant for flatter terrain like SoCal. I also took a Topeak Quick MTX track bag and mount and converted it to fit the pre-established rear cover.

Basically, I took off the wheel fastener’s from the metal bracket, leaving only the sliding top mount, and then zip tied the remaining flat piece to the pre-installed battery mount. It allows me to have paniers, a large carrier, and still appear to be a regular cruiser.

I have not yet had issue going up/down 4-5% grade hills, which was my only concern going into purchasing this bike.

After owning an expensive 21-speed Schwinn, which gears locked up several times, i really wanted a simple 3-speed. The box was extremely damaged; staples were missing, the remaining two were hanging loose; large v-shape rip in cardboard, two holes punched through, including at the gear hub, which plastic protector was discolored (and had fallen off) from hard banging in transit.

Bike, unlike Sixthreezero assembly vid, was even difficult to remove from box, given tight packing and contents banged around. Acquaintances advised me to return it. The simplicity of 3-speed, however, is the reason I kept pushing to get the bike functional.

Assembly is not “easy”, as per description. i could assemble quite a bit but centering the front wheel with adjusting the brake pads, brake handle and cable required a professional (with fee). He also tweaked several spokes; he was not impressed with the bike.

It arrived July 5; Tuesday, July 19, finally got it ready to go. The shimano gear was very smooth at first, then a couple clackety-clacks; but, objectively, I might’ve switched gears too fast or they may be very sensitive.

Given the state of shipping box and banging at the gear hub I’m concerned about gear longevity. We have a few more days to try it out before the deadline to return. The matte black finish shows all hand- and fingerprints.

Front brakes still unevenly grab the rim. Seems like the value doesn’t match the price. I paid $806. 47 tax $9. 99 shipping; then clicked on my still-open bicycle page and found it had refreshed to a price of $479.

99 (40% reduction) and out of stock. Sheesh; what a frustrating experience.

Three years ago my son suffered sudden paralysis in his left arm from a rare virus that mostly only affects children. He has come a long way and has regained most of his strength back in his arm; however he still has some deficits in strength and mobility.

I was looking for a fun way to build up his left arm muscle tone and came across the Radio Flyer Cyclone. My son rides it every day and I have noticed that his arm strength has improved. He can reply make the Cyclone sail!! He really enjoys riding it around the neighborhood and making it “fish tail.

” I love this toy. My only complaint is that I Irish it was bigger. My son is a smaller 5-year-old and it fits him well now but next year he may be too big for it. The price is right and a lot of the neighborhood kids always ask to ride it!!.

I purchased this for my daughter who has been diagnosed with epilepsy & low muscle tone. This (toy) is absolutely perfect for her! It’s lots of fun and she loves driving it around, all the while, she’s getting some OT/PT work on her arms which really helps with her fine motor skills.

I don’t have to worry much about her falling off if she were to have an epileptic issue while using. I feel this is very safe for her and we LOVE it! Thank you Radio Flyer for coming up with such an ingenious inclusive product!.

It’s late Christmas Eve and this is supposed to be a Santa gift for a 5 yr. old. The holes in one of the front bars won’t line up. The piece it goes into, that’s welded on, is much too short. The other matching side is fine.

There’s no way to make this work. So disappointed at the lack of quality control. I put a lot of thought and effort into this gift and was excited for my little guy to see this Christmas morning and I know he would have loved it.

But, I can’t leave out an unassembled toy he can’t ride so I just have to put it away. This is really disappointing.

I brought the Men’s Around the Block 26″ Bike in November 2021. It shipped quickly and was packed very securely and arrived with no damage. All parts were accounted for and included all the tools needed for assembly.

I only needed to exchange one email when I needed clarification on how to properly register the warranty. Customer service was polite and helpful. Assembly was very easy and straightforward with the included instructions and the YouTube videos when I needed a little more detail on how to get the bike tuned how I wanted it.

I have been riding the bike for about 4 months now roughly three times a week about an hour ride each time since I received it and have not had any issues. I like the look and shape of the bike. I also really enjoy the rack on the back which has come in very useful.

I am 5′ 10″ and It is very comfortable to ride and feels like a good fit. The seat is nice and supportive. The shifting and braking are smooth and were easy to tune. Overall I really like this bike and think its very well made.

Definitely a quality bike bike for the price. I’ll be looking into sixthreezero in the future when I get an electric bike.

I bought this bike for my boyfriend for Christmas after he got me a SixThreeZero bike for my birthday. I fell in love with mine and knew he’d love his, as well. I was right. We had only ever owned junky bikes from big box stores before, so when we first rode our SixThreeZero bikes we immediately understood the difference.

These bikes ride so smooth, they’re so comfortable, and HOLY COMPLIMENTS. We can’t go anywhere without getting compliments on our bikes. I used to spend $140 every couple years on junky bikes and realized what a waste of money it was in the long run.

I was ready to spend a little more for quality, and that’s exactly what I got. We are both VERY happy with our bikes!! Thanks SixThreeZero!.

Bicycle arrived with chips in paint and scratch on seat. Chips were touched up (poorly) with black paint which is proof they happened before shipping. It is a nice bike but I would not buy from this seller (Firth Sports) again.

The style of the Bruiser got me. I’m thinking of getting the single speed but ultimately chose the 7 speed variant because I like options in speed and I’m going to use it as my daily commuter. So far it’s been a great experience with the bike.

It’s been 6 months since I bought the bike and it’s holding on quite well. It rides smoother than ever. I like the wide bars and the fat saddle that came stock with the bike. It’s really a good commuter bike and I like the style very much.

The Bruiser 7 speed is a solidly built cruiser. I love the details and craftsmanship it has as well the comfortable riding position. The matte black finish is very sleek and simple. I’d also like to point out the saddle with springs, it’s very comfortable and I like it very much.

I can on it all day. Overall it’s an awesome bike, not only by looks but performance as well.

I just purchased this bike And it’s everything I wanted a beefy beach cruiser and With a Shimano Nexus internal 3 speed I bought the matte black with green rims It is definitely a gorgeous bike ! Very happy with this purchase I would recommend this bike to anyone that asks.

I originally purchased this bike 4 years ago. When it was recently stolen I had to get a replacement right away. Customer service was great and even honored their expired sale price. It’s a very comfortable bike and having a couple gears makes it easy to cruise around the neighborhood.

Ever since i’ve owned this bike I get constant positive feedback from everyone I come into contact with. Just recently I took it to a bike shop to have a rack mounted on the back and even avid riders remarked on how nice the bike looks.

I love it!.

If you’re looking to explore some new trails, expand your weekly ride routes, and have some fun doing it, the swagtron electric bicycle has the perfect blend of trail performance and power to give you the ride of your life.

The design of the frame is designed according to the human body mechanics. you will enjoy a comfortable riding experience. This electric bike empowering each and with more speed, more freedom and more fun.

Whether you’re looking for a faster commute, a more effective workout or enhanced weekend riding thrills, the swagtron e-bike with reasonable charge delivers on all fronts.

Nice seat, nice shocks, bike looks good. No problems. Whole things feels a little wobbly but seems put together well. Probably not made for a fat person. More of a Chinese style bike instead of American style.

I’m six feet tall and the bike works for me, but probably not a good frame if there is a lot of weight on it. More of a city bike, not really off road. Quality is good for the price point.

Do not buy a swagtron evoke! I purchased one at sporting goods store and first trip out less than 10 minutes it quit! I had to call 3 times to get them to send me a return number before I could return it! Filled out a form to choose option of refund or repair! I told them refund! Got email saying they were going to send it back repaired! I told them I wanted a refund it lasted less than 10 minutes! The lady told me I was getting the bike back because they would not refund money because it wasn’t bought online but from someone who sold it for them!.

GREAT GIFT FOR KIDS. FUN DESIGN. QUALITY PRODUCT. RECOMMENDED.

My grandson loves hhis water bike. I was happy about the size, strength and sturdiness of this water float. The value for the price was beyond what I thought it would be.

Awesome floatie ! I got this for my 5 year old and he love it ! Super cool , it was perfect for the lake in the PNW

I have a road bike, and it’s a nice bike. But also carpal tunnel syndrome that’s aggravated by my job, and bike rides. I wanted a bike that didn’t require me to lean on my hands, and more portable and versatile than a recumbent.

The Brighton cruiser is just the ticket. You’re going to get passed by road bikes like you’re standing still, but if you prize comfort and a relaxed riding experience, this is your bike. It’s light, it’s good quality, it’s fine for any length ride.

And even on days that I’m riding around my local desert bike path before work, this bike gives me the feeling that I’m on vacation at the Venice Boardwalk, taking in the sights, sounds, and smells of the beach!.

Gorgeous bike the attention to detail is truly amazing. Most importantly, it is Hands-Down one of the easiest to ride bicycles that I have ever ridden. It is nothing short of a “Dream” to ride. Yes Brooklyn Bicycles are expensive but the price that I paid was well worth it.

LOVE THIS BIKE. Daniel – Waynesville NC.

Purchased the Brighton 7 Speed Cruiser and was definitely not disappointed! My first ride was a 26 mile ride along the south shore bike path of Long Island and not only was it very enjoyable but the ride was very comfortable! If you are considering this bike, it’s a slam dunk! Enjoy!.

I really love the bike itself I wanted a cruiser with gears because I ride on sand and pavement and even though I live I. Florida there are some slight hills that would benefit me having gears. Also , I’m not a fan of coaster brakes so the fact that this one had regular hand brakes so that helped my decision.

I’ve ridden it every day since I got it So about six weeks and haven’t ridden a bike in 30 years before this and It’s been a pretty decent bike to ride. My first ride I didn’t add any air to the tires and thought I was reaaaaly out of shape because it was super hard to peddle.

But I decided to see how much psi was in them and even though they felt pretty firm to the touch they had 12. 5 psi when they should have had 40psi so I added air and it made a world of difference. Also I added an after market basket for my dog and it didn’t make much difference in the performance so I was happy about that because some people had mentioned their basket made the handle bars tip.

What I don’t like about the bike is the kickstand Mine would fall down as I rode the bike and had Kent send me a new one however the one they sent seems too long so it causes the bike to tip over. I just don’t use it.

All in all for a Walmart beach cruiser it’s great just know what you’re buying if you’re looking for a great performance bike this isn’t it. If you’re looking for a recreation bike for just some fun on the weekends this one should work.

First, I want to thank both @kentbicycles and @influenster for gifting me this Margarita Pineapple ğŸ bicycle! When it arrived on my porch I was very excited and couldn’t wait until it was put together so I could take it for a spin 😆! 🠊Review on assembly- my husband D and our son put the bike together with really no issues.

🠊Review on over all quality of the Margarita Pineapple ğŸ bike- I absolutely LOVE this bike! My only complaint is my husband had to take off the front rim that goes over the tire to prevent mud sand dirt from splashing up onto you because the front tire has a little extra rubber in one area and when I am riding it, it will make a loud noise.

This however is not a big issue for myself because I am so excited to receive it for free but, if I had paid for this I would be a little upset because this is an expensive item. This bike however , has many reason’s why I highly recommend it: I love the comfortable seat and the handle bar grips are super soft! The gears switch so easily making for a smooth transition! There’s also great detail put into accessories to make this bike unique such as: the awesome bottle opener, pineapple ğŸ drink holder, and the super cute basket! Now this basket, I can go on and on about because it is so handy and very convenient when I go on super long bike rides with my family!.

This bike is super cute and perfect for a nice cruise around the neighborhood, community, on the boardwalk, beach or a paved bike trail. The seat is comfy for a woman bottom and it has so many little details.

I love everything about the bike! I purchased it in the store and Walmart assembled it for free. It has 3 gears so you can switch gears and go up paved hills or ride on asphalt. The basket is woven and very spacious.

I purchased my bike in the winter so I didn’t ride it as often, but as soon as spring comes, I will be taking a bike ride everyday. So worth the price! You won’t regret purchasing this bike.

This is one of the best buys on a bicycle. period! So why 4 stars? Its mainly with Kent and Walmart’s lack of info. With Walmart there’s a breakdown between website and stores, I’ve encountered this a lot lately.

You’ll check item out on line and its order only and after you order it I get emails that its available at stores, costing me lots time and money. On to Kent, adult bicycles come in mainly three frame sizes, small, medium and large plus a extra large that’s rarely seen and mostly available in higher priced bicycles with a special order.

These bicycles are large frames 19″, though they give measurements that include medium frames. I’m 5’9″ with a 29″ inseam and I can’t stand (feet flat on the floor) over the top rail, not even tiptoeing.

This bicycle is very dangerous for a average size person to mount and try to ride. The stores have lots of them try it out first for fit. Plus they are single speed made mainly for flat surfaces riding.

If this bicycle fits you and where you intend to ride, it’s a win win! Please don’t go through what I did by ordering, assembly, not able to safely use and having to take to store for a refund. Hope this will be helpful.

Yes the bicycle gets 5 stars.

Absolutely no issues with the bike and it was pretty easy to assemble. I did adjust the rear wheel to loosen the chain tension which was ridiculously tight. Rims seem true enough, but I’m not pushing it to 30mph.

Now I’m going to drop some info for people looking to do an ebike conversion. The front dropout is standard 100mm and rear dropout is a narrow 110mm. If you’re looking to fit a standard rear hub at 135mm in the rear you might have issues cold-setting (bending) the frame that far.

Then you would probably have to re-dish the wheel to get it to center up. Does not have brake studs for v-brakes, but does have a hole front and rear for u-brake style caliper brakes. I’m 185cm tall and it feels a bit small, but it’s still very comfortable.

I don’t have the seat all the way up either.

I was looking for a Mother’s Day gift for my daughter, and she said she’d like a bike since her kids and husband all had one, but she didn’t (since she gave her’s to her oldest daughter as she grew).

She didn’t want me spending a great deal and suggested a simple model (one speed with a coaster break). I wanted something better for her, but I didn’t want her feeling guilty about the price. This bike hit both targets.

It was only $33 more than the one she suggested, but had a lot more to offer. (7 speeds with handle bar shifters, comfortable seat, sturdy frame and attractive look. Some assembly was required, but I was able to do that with a few simple tools in relatively short time with clear directions and some tips from YouTube videos.

Like most tasks in life, attention to detail is required (tire treads need to face in the proper direction when placing them and the left pedal screws on counter clockwise, etc. ), but it was really easy to do.

Kent is a quality bike maker, and this should perform as expected for many years.

The bike is an exceptional value. After purchasing a different bike from a different retail store which was fully (?) assembled and ready to go. not really the handlebars were misinstalled and nearly caused an accident, we returned that bike and I began my search for a different Beach Cruiser.

It took weeks to find one at a reasonable price and in stock. There were none to be found in stores but I finally found this one which could be shipped to our home. I was leery to put it together myself due to the previously “professional assembly” issue.

Decided it was worth a try and purchased. It arrived sooner than promised. It’s a beautiful color even better than the pictures. It wasn’t impossible to assemble. In fact it was basically assembled out of the box.

We had little difficulty other than my wrenches were standard and didn’t fit these nuts. The front brake assembly took longer than the entire assembly of the rest of the bike. I wound up looking on the internet to find videos and figured it out from there.

There wasn’t any hep in the instruction booklet but as stated we figured it out. My wife likes her new beach cruiser. She feels the seat will be more comfy as she gets used to it. All in all a great looking bike at a very good price (online was even less than in store).

Hopefully it holds up well also. Only the biking season here in Illinois will tell on that one.

I am a 51-year-old, 6′ 2″ and 320 pound guy and have not ridden a bike in 2 decades, so I wanted a bike that enabled me to ride in an upright position with a larger seat and wider than average tires (the skinny tires on hybrid bikes freak me out).

My purpose is to get more movement and exercise. Also key to me was to not break the bank, so $198 with free shipping was a decent price for a new bike, based on my budget. I took my first ride last night over a mainly flat area.

(I will mostly ride on flat, paved trails. no Tour de France mountains, ha!) Overall, the bike is solid, felt smooth riding and delivered the upright position I wanted. I like that the angle of the handlebars is adjustable, unlike bikes I’ve had in the past.

The seat comfort was ok, so I’m checking out bigger/wider seats online with solid reviews in the $30 – $40 range. I had to practice breaking with the pedals (versus hand brakes) as I was probably age 10 the last time I had a bike with that.

The kickstand came in handy when I stopped in a park to take a rest. Given the description said the bike is for riders 6′ and taller, the seat post was too short. I could not extend my legs enough, so with this single-gear bike it made it tougher to pedal.

(The quadriceps were burning right away! Lol) I picked up a longer seat post (350mm) for $35 from a local bike shop, and that worked great. The bike was fairly straightforward to put together given the manufacturer ships it mostly assembled.

I had to: attach the rear fender rods (super easy), attach the front fender and fender rods (easy, but at first I didn’t have the forks facing the right way, oops), attach the front tire (easy, just make sure there is no wobble after attaching), attach the bike pedals (it says to apply bike grease to the threads, but I used 3-in-1 oil I had on hand), attach the handlebars and adjust the angle to my needs, insert the seat (the seat is already attached to the post out of the box) and attach the provided water bottle cage.

I used a Philips screwdriver, adjustable wrench and hex wrenches for all of it. The manual said to use a torque wrench to apply a specific amount of torque for certain steps, but I don’t have one and didn’t want to head out to buy one.

Lastly, my 8-year-old expects that I will attach a playing card with a clothes pin so the spokes make a motorcycle sound, so that will be the only customization. Lol! Shipping took a while. I ordered on Aug.

30 with Walmart stating at the time I would receive the bike by Sept. 7. It was delivered to my house Sept. 13 via FedEx. All in all, after setup and one evening of riding I’m happy with the bike and am glad I did not spend 2 or 3 times that price for something fancier.

Of course, it’s too early to comment on durability, so will see how the bike holds up. But so far, it feels solid. Thanks and I hope these insights are useful to you! :).

I purchased my second Onex after the first was stolen. It is a good larger men’s bicycle but has some flaws. The good features are that it is proportioned for a larger man. I am 6′ 4″ and weigh 260 lbs.

I would classify myself as an avid rider and do have a decent road/gravel bike also. I like the gear ratio on this bike. I average around 14 mph on my rides. I will ride this bike when I want to get a workout in but do not want the sore back, I enjoy riding this bicycle very much.

The larger tires do well on the type 3 base rock trails. A minor flaw was the tires which I replaced with decent quality ones. I kept bending the seat post which I replaced with a 3/4″ structural steel pipe.

The last item is likely its largest flaw. I estimate riding this bike around 2000 miles total. The bearings in the back tire and pedals are deteriorating to the point where it is unsafe to ride. I will part out what I can but trash the rest of the bike.

For the price the Hellcat 125 is not bad at all. That being said, you can’t just buy it, slap on the handlebars and front wheel and go. The quality of the metals used are nice, but nowhere near Japanese brands.

You can’t just crank on bolts or you will strip things. (Well you can, but you will have issues) Knowing that you bought a clone for 1/4 the price of a real Grom you are getting a decent bike for the money, but you have to put in a little work.

I basically disassembled the entire bike and reassembled it with loctite. (Blue mostly, but red in a few areas). I also changed out the motor mount bolts with Grade 8. 8 Stainless Steel ones and changed out the swing arm bolt and Axles for official Grom parts.

Do not start the bike without changing the oil, and I’d recommend changing the sparkplug to a NGK C7HSA. After doing all of this the bike starts and runs really nicely. I only have 2 days of run time on it, so i do not know how it will hold up, but for the money I’m not mad at it.

The motor seems really smooth, and I’m sure it will get smoother as it breaks in. I’ll be changing the oil again after 200 miles, and then probably change it every 500 after. It takes. 95 quarts so $5 every 500 miles is cheap insurance for engine longevity.

I just got the bike yesterday and I was really excited putting it together, everything looked great, unfortunately after putting some fuel inside the the bike it some how got into the carburetor and won’t turn over now so that’s disappointing, everything else looks good just need a new carburetor for the bike now.

Fast shipping, fun bike, so far decent customer service! You do have to wait for your title which is a bummer but overall great bike for the price.

In general I like my new bike. I like it’s look and it rides well. The gearing is smooth and responsive. I have spent a lot of time trying to find the right bike. I mistakenly believed I was supporting an American company but was dismayed to see the ‘Made in China’s sticker prominently displayed and the frame.

Also the bike came with a seat clamp that didn’t clamp because the fastener was wrong. The bolt provided was cheap and easily stripped out. I didn’t call customer service because it was after 5PM PST and I wasn’t going to wait until the following Monday so I went to a local bike shop and didn’t $17 on a quick release clamp instead.

Also while there I had to purchase a front reflector because the one that came with the bike didn’t have anywhere to connect or any fastener to connect with. The illustrations in the assembly instructions showed different parts so they were no help either.

Lastly the brakes were not aligned, tuned or tightened correctly so I had to spend quite a bit of time fiddling with them. The instructions say to take it to a bike shop to make sure the brakes are correctly assembled.

So in addition to the cost of the bike, the first thing I have to do is buy parts and pay a bike tech to assemble and tune the brakes? That doesn’t seem right to me. After an inauspicious start though, I am generally pleased.

With gas over $5 a gallon, I was looking for a new bike. I randomly purchased a beach cruiser at Walmart at the beginning of COVID. Even with an upgraded seat and tires, it was cumbersome and uncomfortable.

While riding by my local bike shop, I happened to see they had this bike in stock. I’ve been researching already so I was excited to see it locally. I literally rode it 10 feet and was sold. I’ve had it over a month now and ride it to either the beach (5.

6 miles round trip) or my sailboat (5 miles round trip) daily. It’s incredibly comfortable and much lighter than my previous beach cruiser. The gears are great. The brakes are great. Ride it on the street.

Over gravel. Grass. Through the neighborhood. Zero issues. The overall position of how you sit is also much more comfortable. I have an annular tear in my lower spine so bike riding has been a challenge for me.

This bike has been perfect. Much more comfortable. I just wish my local shop had the electric bike to test drive. I added a large front basket, a Jimmy Buffett parrot, a coconut cup holder, back rack and basket and have just started towing my Yeti chair in the cargo cart.

Love. This. Bike!!!.

I bought this bike to replace my 30+ Year-old road bike. I didn’t want another road bike because the posture was hard on my wrists. This cruiser fit the bill! So easy and comfortable to ride, and I love how the seat is set so your get can almost touch the ground.

The gears are really easy to shift as well. The only downside is the weight: this girl is very heavy, but it feels so sturdy I don’t mind it too much.

This bike has a new geometry wherein you sit further back and lower to the ground. This makes it easier to reach the ground with your feet, and means that you sit straighter up without putting weight on your hands and arms.

It is more of a recumbent position and I have found it makes for a comfortable ride. The quality of the components (brakes, gears, bearings, seat) is impressively high and exceeds expectations and it seems easy to make adjustments as needed.

My only complaint about the bike is that it is too easy to turn! I’d rather that it stayed more in a straight groove. I imagine this is part of the geometry and that if the front wheel position was moved forward this issue would disappear for me.

Note: The handlebars are somewhat wide – it is comfortable in riding but just be aware if you are riding on a sidewalk there may be little clearance between say a fence and a light pole. All in all a great bike with helpful features and high quality all around.

It’s stil in the box and will be till Oct for my sons birthday . But it came quick as always and I’m sure he will absolutely love it . Race on 👌🏾

Has been used once and the bottom bracket wasn’t installed correctly. As a result the bearing is broken.

The 2019 Chase Edge Pro XL is a good bmx race bike, wish it had more Insight parts like the headset, seat post and seat post clamp. Quality of ride is super, colour of bike is eye catching, just need more quality parts.