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 enlarge | Brand: Kent
Category: Sports
List Price: $309.99
Buy New: $285.60
You Save: $24.39 (8%)
Rating:  40 reviews
Sales Rank: 4696
Color: Silver
Shipping Weight (lbs): 66.2
Dimensions (in): 78.8 x 27 x 8
Model: 22678
UPC: 016751226781
EAN: 0016751226781
ASIN: B000LELCIE
Release Date: November 29, 2006
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
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Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Customer Reviews:
We named it Clark cause it's a "Kent" September 11, 2008
So far so good with Clark. The price was in our range and with a couple minor tweeks to the derailer were shifting all gears and crusin round the block. As with driving we never ask for directions besides I used to build bicycles when I was a kid. Very satisfied with free shipping in 2 days. Looking forward to an outing this weekend and a few more before the snow flies.
 good value for the money September 10, 2008
I ordered the bicycle on Sunday the 7th of Sept. 2008 and it was delivered on Tuesday the 9th of Sept. As expected the box was long and difficult for one person to move around but I got it into the garage and opened the box. It was as promised silver in color and as someone else had posted very much free from any grease or oil. I am somewhat mechanical minded so I simply set the instructions aside and proceeded to assemble the bike at about 3:45 P.M. at about 4:30 P.M. we took it on its maiden ride for about 10 miles. With the exception of having to make some adjustment on the shifting mechanism and the brakes the bicycle is as promised. As others have said the seats are not anything to write home about so after about the first couple of miles we rode by our house and took our fat seats off of our other bicycles and put them on the tandem which greatly eased the tension on the old senior citizen rear ends. The original seats say they are Lazy Boys on the side of the seats, they are a far cry from what us old folks would consider Lazy Boy's but that really isn't that big of a deal considering Wal Mart and Target have good old fat seats for around $20.00 each. I have no hesitation giving this product a five star rating and have to question why anyone would give it a lesser rating unless they just like to complain about anything and everything. This is the real deal if you can handle an allen wrench and a crescent wrench.
 The package arrived with damage August 29, 2008
The tire and inner tube of the bike arrived with a hole. It is obviously that there is no quality control before the bike is shipped. The company promised to ship a replacement set but a wrong one was sent. It has been four weeks and I am still waiting!
The Assembly Instruction manual was a joke! It fits may be 90% of the parts actually received. Luckily, the assembly was rather easy.
I love this bike August 12, 2008
I got this bike for my 8 year old daughter and I so that we could do some longer rides together than she is able to do on her solo bike. We have had such amazing adventures on this! It has held up through storms, dirt trails, pavement, potholes, and more. We just did a 400 mile tour on it and we had no real problem, just got a tune-up on brakes/gears half way through as we had lots of grit in the bike from use. Our bike has held up better on long rides than other folks we have been with who were riding much more expensive bells and whistles bikes. They had flats and broken bits while we kept going!
Fun to ride once you adjust the gears and repair the flat tire. July 28, 2008
I have a 10 year old boy with autisim who can not ride alone, but he loves riding on this bike. We had a tag along bike that was ok when he was smaller, but this is much more stable and easier to ride.
It was pretty easy to put together. The front tire went flat on our first ride though. I put a new tube in and havent had any other problems. Also, the gears need to be adjusted. Out of the box, many gears were unreachable.
I recomend this bike if the second rider is a child. The second seat may be a bit low for an adult.
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