To being I'm 6'2" and 215lbs and had no issues with the fit or with the ride on the 54cm bike. However if you are taller than 6'2" I would definitely not recommend this bike as I can tell when riding that I am at the maximum height for this bike. If the frame was any smaller it would not fit me.

Bike arrived today in-tact with no damages during shipping. Before I begin this review I must say that I was happily surprised at how fast the bike arrived to my door considering I used the free shipping option. As you have probably already read, the bike itself is rather heavy as it has a steel frame. Besides the weight my only other complaints would be that the gear selectors/levers are rather stiff when trying to shift and the break levers stick out kind of far from the handle bars. Besides that the bike rides beautifully and shifts gears smoothly. I took a short ride on it this morning to get coffee (roughly 7 miles) with no problems. The bike handled really well and was very responsive when going around sharp turns/corners. The last thing I will say, and it is not a complaint as it is a street bike, is that the ride is rather stiff so if you will be going over a lot of large bumps this is not the bike for you. I'm looking to get back into cycling for fitness purposes but didn't have a large budget so I bought this to hold me over until I can afford something better.

Pretty nice bike! Had a couple of damages on the frame but nothing crazy nor discouraging. The front disk break kept rubbing the brake pads, making it challenging and annoying to ride, had to loosen the actual break to adjust (nothing major). The seat is uncomfortable/painful, the farthest I've ridden it, is 10 miles due to that. I'm not sure if I am doing something wrong or need to adjust the seat but my hands tend to go numb when ridding this bike, is my first road bike. I consider it a nice entry/first speed bike. And for the price, can't go wrong.
I love my bike and have gotten many compliments for it.
Fast delivery too, received my bike within a week
I am 5'5' 140 pounds and bike size seems pretty good

Been eyeballing this bike for some time. With the pandemic they were selling out very quickly. I'm new to cycling and haven't ridden a bicycle consistently since I was a teenager. Again with the pandemic, I needed an alternate form of exercise as I have no plans to cross the threshold of a gym anytime soon. Bike arrived quickly, I love that it came with all the tools to assemble it. Assemble is probably too strong a word, the bike comes fully assembled and I only needed to mount the front tire, handlebars, seat and pedals. Very simple. I did have some initial problems with the front brakes rubbing but a quick Youtube video and a little patience cleared that up. I simply loosened the front caliper, spun the wheel and gently tightened the bolts one at a time until I heard no more rubbing, fixed. This also comes with a cheap air pump, did the trick to get enough air in to ride to the gast station and air up properly. Tires say 70 PSI Max but I didn't dare put a full 70. 60 was an adequate firmness in my opinion and gave a smooth ride. It's a gorgeous bike, I mean, it just looks good, I may end up removing the stickers from the wheels and opt for something less flashy. In hindsight, I regret getting the 3 spoke wheels whcih I didn't think would be aluminum, it feels heavier than a spoked tire.

Bike came with two reflectors, The red for the back was an easy install but I don't see a place where a front reflector would fit, the included is too narrow for the handlebars.

My biggest pet peeve is the kickstand, it's a real PITA, the only way it will stand the bike up is if you turn the handlebars at just the right angle, too much to the left if falls, too much to the right, it falls and there is no way that I can tell to adjust it. I may replace this in the future. I also added a water bottle cage from PRO BIKE TOOLS, fit perfectly in the predrilled holes and included screws.

I added a front light and back light to supplement the reflectors. Also, I don't really like the height of the handlebars but that might just be something I need to get used to. The pedals are plastic, which I'm afraid will break on my weight, I plan to replace these.

In hindsight knowing what I know now, I would opt for a bike with a larger crankset. pedaling is fairly easy but slow, meaning it takes a fair amount of pedaling to keep the bike moving but I'll attribute that to me being a fatty that still expects riding a bike to feel like it did when I was 15. I'm much heavier now so that's a good thing that I actually have to work a little to keep the bike moving but for overall long rides, I wish I had some cruisier gear options. I was sore after my first ride...THAT'S AWESOME, that shows I'm using muscle that I haven't been using..here lately that's probably all of them..lol

The seat is painful, it's narrow and hard and with plastic pedals I didn't feel safe standing on these with my weight being about 220 lbs. I will most likely replace the seat and get padded pants. For now this hurts my butt. I do wish the placement of the brakes were a little higher. I know I can adjust them but I don't want to mess up this beautiful tape, so I'll just have to get used to it.

The bike is a little heavy, not incredibly weighty but feels heavy when in motion at the lowest gear you can really feel it dragging but again, I'm 220, so there's that. I may take it to a bike shop and see if they can help with the handlebars. It feels awkward for me to have to lean over so much to brake. Brakes however are strong and I really like the disk brakes, especially in damp wet weather. Overall, I'm happy with this purchase, and if all goes well I'll graduate to something lighter, for now this is my exercise routine for the duration of the pandemic.

Purchase bike for long road rides. Easy to set up. It will take some time to get everything adjusted as most perfect fitment does. I have been cycling for many years and really like this bike. it is a steal frame so it's not as light as carbon or aluminum, but it's sturdy!
Tires are cheap and got 3 flats in the first 100 miles of ridding (I always carry spair tubes and tools).
I upgraded the tires to a more durable Kevlar tire. tires are cheap and worth the investment. Haven't had anymore flats. I have over 300 miles on this bike and enjoy cycling. I would buy it again and recommend this.

You get what you pay for. That said I bought this bike knowing I would change some things. I put another hundred and fifty in this bike after purchase and am very happy with it now.
The frame and wheels are heavy but I still compete on this. I bought it bc it looks cool and I get compliments on it all the time.
So I put new tri-bars, brake levers, pedals, and chain ring on it. So for under $500 I have a competitive bike. Other bikes I looked at started at $1400.