HILAND 700c Road Bike 14 Speed, Aluminum Frame Racing Bike, City Commuter Bicycle for Men Women

Good for starters, good for abusers, good for poor riding conditions. Whatever your reasons for going budget, this bike is well built and durable. It’s heavy so don’t expect a ton of endurance or racing but it’s good for those who want the taste of a higher-end before they dive in. I’ve had higher-end bikes and I go back to budget because the area I live in tears bikes apart and I can say that this bike is perfectly good out of the box and with some minor upgrades it could fit the needs of most cyclists.

Really nice bike; light weight and stylish. I love it, this is the first new bike I bought for myself and I’m glad I got it at a decent price.

The bike arrived without the included tools, no pedals, no front wheel quick release, and no reflectors. Basically just the seat and the core bike.Disappointed as I now have to buy these separately - would not buy again if I had known this was a common issue.

Follow up: I've completed my first 100km ride with this bike. It's still doing fabulous and everything is working great.This is my very first road bike. It was a much needed upgrade from the MTB I was riding. Assembly is easy if you have any mechanic skills (if not just watch YouTube). I wasn't sure I wanted to be a cycler so I got this "cheaper" option and I have been more than impressed with it's function. This is an excellent value for what you get. Can you pay for a better bike? Of course but why do that when this bike does everything you need it to. I suggest this for any beginner getting into cycling.

I bought a pre owned version that had on scratch and probably 0 usage on the tires. The assembly took about 45 minutes. The bike rides great. For the price it’s amazing and gives me the ability to add accessories for more comfort.

This assembly is manageable. I love the color and it resides pretty well. I would suggest taking it for a tune up once assembled but I love it!

As is, not a great commuter bike. No kickstand, need to buy that separately. this is not a pro level cyling bike, it should include a kickstand so someone can ride it somewhere and be able to stand it up at a bike rack to lock it up.doing basic adjustments to brakes is a nightmare unless you specialized bike tools. i.e. very difficult to line up bake pads and tighten without them turning.installing shift levels scratches up the handbars because it is just a cheap clamp that needs to be pried apart to fit around handlebars.

Use it everyday, rides very well