sixthreezero Around The Block Women's Beach Cruiser Bike

Okay, overall, the bike is amazing, no issues with the paint job and all the parts were in tact. The only issue I had was with the assembly as the axel nuts for the front tire were missing and I had to pick up some new ones at the bike shop. The multi tool that comes with it is fine in a pinch, but it’s tedious and awkward to maneuver in tight spaces. Full disclosure, I had the bike built by a bike shop because it was a little frustrating for me. After they built and set it up for me, I was happy with the sturdiness! It’s tight and solid! I rode it home from the bike shop and it rides so easy! The performance is what you’d expect from a high end bike! The brake system is great, I had no issues with it and felt safe when coming to sudden stops. Living in Los Angeles calls for a bike that goes from paved roads and bike paths to dirt roads and grass fields, so this beach cruiser models versatility! Overall, if you’re looking for a new bike and don’t know where to start, this definitely deserves a look over!

This is the most beautiful retro beach cruiser I have seen. The creamy coral color with shiny black rims / handle bars / seat and seat post. There is a great picture on Amazon and Sixthreezero web sites. My wife was surprised today with the bike and absolutely loves it. It is very well built and stands out over any cruiser I have seen. Can't wait to hit the green belt along the river as the weather heats up. My wife loves the way it fits and the smooth ride. I highly recommend this beach cruiser in whatever color you like.

Purchased this as a gift. Box arrived after a few weeks and I was impressed opening it. The bike was well protected and included several well-labeled numbered boxes inside - plus a surprisingly thick book welcoming me to the "assembly experience" and coaching me through assembly with a fun approach. Plus another book with... pictures? And postcards.. oh! and a sticker? So, kudos to the marketing department I guess for trying to take a typically boring experience and trying to make it fun. It felt like a very customer-friendly "west coast" hip approach vs a more typical made-in-China assembly manual. But while that was great, what didn't help was the fact that it really didn't align with the bike I had actually purchased. Several items shown in the manual weren't the same as what was included or weren't attached the same way- like the front reflector. It also came with a few extra parts that weren't in the manual - one that I figured out for myself (a locknut cover for the handlebars) and one I couldn't identify. Weird. Based on that, I get the gripes about assembly, but I didn't really struggle. That said, I grew up riding bikes and fixed them constantly - and things haven't changed much in 30 years. :) If you've ever assembled a bike, changed a bike tire, or adjusted a seat, you'll probably figure it out. If not, this is a good way to learn.As for the bike itself, the 7-speed Derailleur was (surprisingly) perfectly aligned out of the box, as were the rear tire and brake. The front brake needed adjustment - but I felt the manual covered it. The paint quality seems very good - though some of the welds look a little sloppy. The chain and gears arrived completely un-lubricated - as were the brake cables - which was a little surprising. I felt expecting folks to have bike lubricant laying around was a bit much to ask - some should have been thrown in. But I threw some silicone lubricant on it until I can get something proper. The seat seems pretty comfortable. I'm a little worried about the handlebars as they lock to the front fork only through smooth metal-to-metal friction (as opposed to a milled -to-milled rougher surface). The front pedal sprocket looks like it's surprisingly thinner than I'm used to - but perhaps it doesn't need to be all that heavy. Overall though, everything out of the box seems to be correct, in working order, and I'm looking forward to riding with my wife. This bike will be kept at the beach which is notoriously hard on bikes, so I'm very curious how it holds up from a rust and corrosion perspective.

The bike came well packaged and was easy to put together. The frame is very sturdy and the seat is very comfortable. My daughter loves beach cruisers, but wanted something that shifts gears as she is getting older and more independent. This was the perfect combo. We are very happy with what we got.

Purchased this bike as a gift for Mothers Day and she loves it. I'm always skeptical when buying something online for this price without seeing the product in person first, but I'm definitely not disappointed with this product from SIXTHREEZERO. It was shipped in one box and easy to put together. The Assembly guide was a nice book with detailed instructions that were easy to understand and colored pictures to help. I should have taken a picture of how the bike was packaged in the box, but for the most part it was pre-assembled and well protected with packing to protect it during transit. The only assembly needed was to install the front wheel, handle bar, foot pegs, seat and cargo rack. It came with all the tools needed, but I ended up using my own since they were more convenient and durable. The multi-use wrench that is provided will work if you don't have your own, but when I wanted to really tighten down on a connection it was a little awkward to use. I was able to do the assembly by myself and just needed a little assistance from my wife when making the adjustment of the seat and handlebar height to her liking. The whole assembly took less than an hour. Once assembled my wife loved the ride and comfort of the seat. The handle bars are wide and spread apart perfectly to allow control and stearing of the bike. The seat has springs under it to absorb the shock from bumps on the road which is nice. I'm somewhat jealous and considering replacing my mountain bike with the mens version of this bike. If you're on the fence about purchasing, don't be. You won't regret it.