I do not typically leave feedback, but I am taking an exception in this case. I bought the EVRYjourney Steel Women's Hybrid Bike (7-speed) for a gift for my wife, and she could not be happier. It is solid, well-made, and extremely comfortable. She is quite tall and this bike fits her great unlike other bikes of the same style, and sixthreezero has this noted for men and women of all sizes on the appropriate bike to find and use. Their sizing is quite helpful to know which works best for the person.

I put the bike together myself, and it really is not any more complicated than any other bicycle I have put together before (I fortunately had the benefit of building bikes for 4 years in college -- :) ). I inspected all the parts after receiving the package and everything was well labeled and packed securely. The only item which had a couple of dents was the rear fender -- which I will likely see about contacting sixthreezero directly on getting a replacement, but not an urgent item. If you have had any experience in putting anything together from bikes to furniture to etc, this really isn't a problem and is very well detailed on the instructions. The only two things that may make it difficult to assemble for most would be:

1) The instruction manual is small and the pictures or wording may be a little difficult to read or follow. I was able to follow easily since I had background in building bikes, but this may be a problem for some.
2) If you don't have a bike stand to put the bike on for assembly, that can be tricky. I no longer have access to one, and it does slow things down or makes it more challenging, especially if you haven't done items like this before.

All this said, reviews from others complaining about the complexity of the assembly should not be feared if you just stay patient, take your time, and review all the parts when you get them. There's no shame in finding someone to help if you need to, and you will not be disappointed in the end product no matter how it's done.

One last thing -- I give kudos to Amazon customer support as I was initially sent the wrong bike on my initial order. I called them upon discovery after opening the box and then seeing that it was mis-labeled on a warehouse tag on the outside (box was correct -- barcode and warehouse tag were not). They quickly sent me a replacement and the return went without a hitch or extra expense (thanks Amazon!).

So if you are looking for a cruiser bike, you cannot go wrong with the sixthreezero line. Thumbs up all around -- both my wife and I say so -- :)

Bike came quickly. It was nicely packaged for the most part but there was an areas on the bike that came scuffed. Followed the written instructions which were fairly easy to follow. Had to look up videos when it came to adjusting the brakes and gears. Definitely takes some fine detailing to get just right. Smooth ride and overall looks nice. Was able to add my own basket and cup/phone holder. Overall, I am pleased with the bike but as someone who does not assemble bikes very often, I wish adjusting the brakes and gears was more layman friendly

I do like this bike, but it is has not been an entirely smooth experience. I know nothing about assembling bikes, but can usually follow the instructions included with the things I buy. These instructions are not great. There were a couple of times when I just had to play around until I figured it out because the instructions just were not clear. But I did get it together so yay.

Once I had it together, it turned out the chain guard was bent such that it was rubbing. I emailed them for help, which was a great experience. They responded quickly, they were polite and helpful, and they sent a replacement part right away. Unfortunately, the part they sent is not for the bike I bought. I ended up bending the original chain guard until it was no longer rubbing. The brackets that hold the fenders on want to rub against the tires. I ended up taking some of the air out of the tires to correct that.

Now that I have all of that worked out, I enjoy riding the bike. I like the upright posture, that was one of the main reasons I picked this particular bike. It's also darn cute. I really wanted the navy, but ended up with the teal (navy was out of stock)... the teal is still really cute though. I also like the wider tires.

Overall, I do like the bike and would recommend it.

The bike is huge. BARELY fits in the back of my Kia Sorento or the back of my boyfriend's truck with a camper shell. It's massiveness cannot be overstated. It was moderately difficult to put together but the directions were helpful and I was able to do it alone in like 2.5hrs. It looks super cool and is very comfortable to ride! It doesn't do hills too well so great if you live somewhere flat-ish and don't intend to travel with it much. If you do, I definitely suggest a bike rack for the back of your car.

I loved bike riding as a kid and through young adulthood. At the age of 69 I decided I wanted to ride again, despite my fear of hurting myself. This bike has convinced me I can still enjoy riding!
PROS: The seat is comfortable, and the brakes and gears (I have a 7-speed) respond smoothly. As you can see in the picture, I live on a dirt/rock road. The tires handle pavement, dirt, gravel, and grass equally smoothly. NOTE: I did not want the bike rack on the back, so my husband left it off. I will use a reflector on the back of the seat.
My husband finished the bike assembly. He was able to complete it using just the instruction manual. It was a little slow, but he's not a professional so we expected that.
CONS: I was excited about the "Forever" warranty the company advertises, but it has so many exclusions I probably won't purchase it.