Vilano Women's Hybrid Bike 700c Retro City Commuter
Key features
- •Retro Urban Style Steel Frame
- •7 Speed Twist Grip Shifters
- •700c Wheels, Linear Pull Brakes for Great Stopping Power
- •Chrome-look Fenders and Rear Spring Loaded Rack
- •Free Pedals and Locking Kickstand
- •Sturdy hi-tensteel frame.
- •Water bottle mounts and rear spring loaded rack.
- •Suspension saddle and matching grips.
- •Linear pull brakes for great stopping power.
- •Twist grip shifter with 7 speeds.
- •Wheels: 700c
- •Tires: 700c x 35c
- •Frame size 50 cm
- •Free platform pedals and locking kickstand are included!
Vilano Women's Hybrid Bike 700c Retro City Commuter
List Price: $260.45$234.41DEALYou Save: $26.04 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers2.7
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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Three Stars
reinhard kühner•January 23, 2018
Handlebar starts to rust but otherwise for this price you can not expect stainless steel
But it's a pretty good bike
Nikki-marie•September 16, 2017
Difficult to put together, no joke! But it's a pretty good bike! I would recommend getting a better seat.
Huge bike
Amazon Customer•August 12, 2017
Beautiful bike loved it. But I am 5'2 and it was too huge for me. I live in Alaska so trying to send it back was hard. I ended up selling on Facebook. So if your taller than 5'6 I would say this bike is for you!!
Looks good.
Amazon Customer•July 29, 2017
Hard to assemble. Looks good.
Save up for a better quality bike
Alexis Fuller•July 5, 2017
I was truly excited about buying my first ever brand new bike, but this one didn't meet my expectations. It arrived quickly and partially assembled, and the rest was simple to put together. However, the pre-assembled parts were done poorly. The pedals are shifty, the brakes won't align properly, and the fender is off balance and hits the tire. The gears aren't smooth and it seems rickety at best, and makes a grinding sound when I pedal. Even after bringing it to a professional for a tune up, I find it hard to ride. I can't seem to gain momentum. When I ride other bikes I have no problem. A mile on this seems like 5 on another. I've logged about 30 miles on it, hoping it would somehow break-in, but nope. Next time I will save up for a higher quality machine. One star for poor quality, second star added because it is really nice to look at (but that's it).
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