First of all, the bike is very easy to assemble. I found the YouTube guide from the brand 630 that walks me through step by step. Even though it took me close to 3 hours as a first timer, it's a very satisfying experience.Secondly, the color and design are beautiful. Color is a French Vanille yellow. I did find a matching bell from a different brand on Amazon and it's wholesome. For sizing, it's still a bit tall and wide for a petite 5'4" (162 cm) person and fairly bulky to carry them up stairs and steps. I also find it hard to tow or dock it neatly into a bike rack. So if you plan to commute a lot with this bike, you'll find it inconvenient sooner or later.The biggest con would be Comfort per Value ratio. I agree with the other reviewers that the parts aren't made of quality materials. While the PR boasts about extra saving (~$100 in Canada) by not buying from retailers, I did my own research and found that if I had gone with my local bike shops, I actually saved money for a whole year of warranty and tuning service fee. The biggest contender Electra bikes have similar design but feel lighter and more compact in comparison. Meanwhile, my bike keeps getting a few nuts loose, a screeching brake and a wiggle seat every other week. While I can fasten things up on my own, the problem is getting old now.Last but not least, I did choose 630 because of their availability and the flexibility in paying by installments. I couldn't wait until August for my dream bike to arrive in store locally, so I went with Amazon and 630 instead.If you are still making decisions, hope my review helps.

The bike came mostly assembled. My the bolts for one of the brake pads in the front wasn’t lined up the same as the other side so it took me quite some time to figure out how to fix it. I looked on YouTube but when I took a closer look at the brake bolt, I could see that it was higher up in the hole compared to the other side. Took a long time for me to figure it out but took no time to fix it. I also had a difficult time lining up the back fender stems with one of the holes while trying to follow the sequence of the manual. I gave up on that one stem and moved on. Once I got the others lined up and in, I was able to get the final one in. Overall, it took me 3 hours to put together then another 45 mins to make finishing touch ups and adjustments. It’s my first time putting a bike together (I’m quite handy) and I was quite pleased with the final product. The yellow isn’t a bright yellow like in the pics. It’s more of a pastel colour which I like better. You can see that in other review pics. Overall, very happy with product but was more difficult to put together than I had hoped for. Rides like a beauty. Highly recommend!

The women's 7-speed aluminum frame hybrid beach cruiser is everything my wife wanted. She requires the beach cruiser type handle bars due to her shoulder ailments. The typical mountain bike type handle bars aggravates the shoulders. The 7-speed is perfect for the gentle hills in our area.The bicycle is well made and came well packaged. The only damage found was a dent on the front fender that obviously was not caught in the factory QC process as it was not caused by shipping but was perfectly finished with the paint after it was dented. the packaging was extensive to prevent damage during shipping as much as possible.The instructions were written adequately with illustrations. Most of the screws were pre installed so that insured proper threading before leaving the factory. A spare hardware package was included as well as a basic tool kit to assemble the bike. The hex wrenches were OK, the "multi-nut wrench" was just stamped steel. It is best to use your own tools.In reading previous reviews indicating poor quality or quality control, obviously sixthreezero has addressed those issues very well.Assembly took about an hour after un-packing. The bicycle is very well made and attention to detail in the design and finish is well done. I've seen bikes priced well above this price point that were inferior to this level of quality.Bottom line....my wife loves the bike's ride, comfort and features.P.S. If you don't know how to assemble a bike and adjust brakes, gearing, or etc., find a friend who has done it, instead of unfairly complaining in a review. Just because it's a bike, doesn't mean no adjustments needed.

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Just for reference: I’ve had this bike for about 2 weeks. My husband put it together. We store it inside. I mostly ride it through out neighborhood and on the hilly Tennessee Green Ways, which are paved trails through woods and by the water. Not a lot of off-roading, outdoor storage, or extremely prolonged use.I’ll start with the obvious: You don’t sacrifice style OR functionality in the bike. The curvy frame and cream color make it just the right amount of cute.I’m only 5’2.5” and the step-through is a great height for me to swing my little legs over. With my small stature, I also don’t find the bike to be too big, unyielding, or imposing. It handles well, even if you’re on the small side.The included instruction manual is detailed and helpful. At no point did my husband feel like we'd have to take it in to a shop to be assembled, like we had to do with his.When it comes to the seat, let me start by saying I think the phrase “comfortable bike seat” is an oxymoron. This seat is comfortable enough, if you have it adjusted properly. It took me a few rides to realize I was sliding forward too much and needed to angle it up more. Otherwise, the wide base of the seat means you can distribute your butt in a mostly comfortable way - a way that gets top marks for me on the bike seat comfort scale - unlike the seats on comparable bikes. Of course, long bike rides will leave you with a sore rump, so don’t expect memory foam here.The brakes are incredibly responsive. You’ll feel like you are in complete control the entire time, whether you’re trying to stop quickly or just influence the rate at which you’re coasting. They also, in my experience, feel pretty well balanced. I don’t find myself trusting the front or back brake more than the other, which allows me to alternate between them when trying to stop, as many suggest for the safest stop.There is a satisfying click when the gears shift, and the shifting system looks sleek on the bike. It’s my favorite that I’ve ever had/seen. You can actually feel the mechanical change from gear to gear, especially when you’re trying to tackle hills (but read the rest of the review to hear more about how this thing handles on hills). It makes it easy to decide which gear you should be in based on your situation. Pedaling gets noticeably easier or harder with each gear shift.There are a few downsides, but **disclaimer** my most notable complaints are subjective and are based on how I use the bike. These things may not apply to you whatsoever.This thing is not ideal for inclines. No matter which of the 7 gears I put it in, I’m at a near standstill, painstakingly propelling myself upward. It is a comically slow process. It’ll do it, but I have to admit that you’ll be feeling the burn. Full disclosure, though: I am small, but out of shape. I’m sure someone with more power and stamina could make their way up faster and with less effort. If you plan on riding it in a fairly level place, you’ll also have a great time with few complaints.Because of the step-through, you’ll need a bike bar to put this thing on a suspended bike rack. We have been putting it on our rack without the bar, and it just feels precarious. Better to get the bar. That being said, having the step-through (to me) is worth this, even if it means spending an extra $15-$20 to safely secure it to a rack.Overall, this bike is perfect for me. It’s cute, reliable, and well worth the money. That’s coming from an extremely frugal person, too. I had initially bought a $130 Huffy that I had to return after weeks of broken, warped, defective parts. Just be honest with yourself and choose a quality bike like this one.

Love my new cruiser! The whole process (ordering, delivery, assembly) was five stars. Shipping was fast, assembly was fairly simple in my opinion, and my first few rides have been fabulous! I definitely tested its versatility my first time out. I was surprised how comfortable I was riding on gravel roads and even on the sandy shoulder at times. Obviously pavement is no problem ;) Besides its functionality, this bike is also gorgeous. I've wanted a cruiser for about 15 years now and this bike has not disappointed. Sixthreezero also has a lifetime warranty (you have to register your bike when you get it), so they stand behind their product. Highly recommend this bike or a sixthreezero bike in general.

I absolutely loved cycling as a kid, but have found it so uncomfortable once I got into my 20s. Every bike I've tried would hurt my neck and shoulders and I could never the right angle and enough extension to gain power for uphill climbs. Today, those problems disappeared with the super-ergonomically designed EVERYjourney.I went for my first thoroughly enjoyable cycle in easily 35 years. It was so comfortable and so easy to remain in a comfortable position, while having enough power to conquer even tough hills. Today, I made it up two challenging hills, back to back that, yesterday, I had to push my old bike up.The balance and handling of this bike are spot on. On this first day out, I confidently tackled a trail through the woods. Roots, rocks, sharp twists and turns - handled like a dream. My new bike is gorgeous from every angle. Thank you sixthreezero for giving me back the joy of cycling!

I love this bike! I wanted a pleasure bike that would accomodate an upright position This bike is perfect.Quality: Outstanding! The metal is solid, durable, and feels quality. The tires are ample for mixed terrains. I live on the North Shore of Lake Superior so paved and gravel riding is common with rolling terrain. The 7-speed with wider tire seems perfect for pleasure riding.Looks: This bike and it’s detailing is beautiful. I have the yellow, cream and orange tire model - just makes you want to take a ride...and be stopped for the oohs and awes. People smile when they see this bike, it’s a happy bike.Handling: The bike is very responsive both to guiding and stopping. It is easy to shift just by turning the handle grip. The seat is cushy. I thought I might have to buy my own custom seat but I don’t think so.Assembly: My husband assembled but says it was very easy. The parts are clearly marked, the instructions were easy to follow, and only took about 30 minutes. The bike arrives boxed with all parts attached to a heavy cardboard insert. Any associated parts are bagged and attached to the related assembly making it very quick and easy to just follow the steps for assembly.Packaging: see above - very well done.Fulfillment: We did have a hiccup in this area. The first bike sent was a dark blue and turquoise which wasn’t what I ordered. Because my husband assembled, I didn’t see the color problem u til the work was done. My husband would have kept it but I decided I wanted what I had ordered....so I called Amazon. They immediately shipped the correct bike with a UPS return shipping label. We boxed and UPS picked up. Smooth process. I am not dinging anyone because of this since resolution was handled so very well.Overall satisfaction: 5 Star - this is teuly a great bike!