Thruster Fixie Bike, 700c

Cheaply made. Parts came apart, had to get it fixed after few uses. Used it for about less than 5 rides and and breaks got loose and could not be put back together. Breaks do not break at all. The bike it self looks great with blue and white. Now just using it as a display and filling the empty space in the garage. If your looking to ride at least 4 or more times a week this is not the bike you want.

Came with a bunch of scratches & some pieces left, but i will buy them cause are just little things, i'll rate it a 3 stars cause is a good bike & i dont know if you will have tha same bad luck as me but yeah, is a good bike you should buy one & is a good price tho...

Great bike for basic riding. It is relatively lightweight but not a true racing bike. Great for the price but has only single speed. I learned the hard way because you have to continuously pedal to keep speed.

The bike is amazing I go to work everyday with it and it saves me time and money everywhere I go they want to bye it from me and they tell me that's a Beautiful bike

This is a great bike for the price. The assembly was pretty easy for the most part, but struggled in some areas. However i cant give this the 4 stars i wanted two because my handlebars continuously swivel when riding. They stay straight only when the bicycle is moving, other than that they move back and forth. Also the tire arrived to my house popped.

Besides this bike's appearance (which is nice and clean) I was really disappointed with this basic bike… Straight out of its shipping box, I discovered few rusty spots on its frame… Both front and rear wheels were off balanced and needed to be true. Took it to a local bike shop and they were able to get the wheels spinning almost perfectly.About 15 miles or so on its first ride, the left foot pedal came off. It was reattached, but it soon fell off again and this time the crank arm literally popped off as well along with the nut holding it to the bike. I picked up the fallen parts and walked the bike to another bike shop along the trail. One of the shop assistants told me "the crank arm's threads were bad from the beginning and that no matter how many times I tighten it--it will eventually fall off again." With a new crank arm and a replacement nut, they were able to put the foot pedal back on the bike and I finally rode all the way back to our car without another incident.The new left crank arm that they installed at the bike shop looks a lot sturdier compared to the original one on the right side of the bike. It's not the same color but it works perfectly. Considering the trouble we put into getting this bike in safe condition for riding I have decided to keep it.Beware of defective parts!

smooth ride

Overall, it's very good for the price (I paid $107). The stickers look cheap and the paint falls off, but it is a bicycle. I got this so that nobody would be too enticed to steal my bike, and I would shed no tears if it got stolen or something. The most important things you should be aware of if you get this bike are that:The wheels are plastic, which is weird. They might be a bit leaky too.The stock brake pads are plastic, and screech like banshees. Switch them out as soon as possibleIt is not set up to take panniers (those little back cargo racks)On the plus side, it's a cheap single speed with a chain guard. It calls itself a fixie, but the rear sprocket is ratcheted. There is an additional fixed sprocket on the other end of the wheel, so i guess if you really want to you can reverse the tire, and the wheel, and make it a true fixie.