Kulana Lakona Shore, Tide or Wave Cruiser Bike, 20, 24 or 26 Inch Bike for Adults and Youth, 7 or Single Speed Beach Cruiser Bicycle, Rear Coaster Brake, Extra Wide, Cushioned Seat, Fenders

My granddaughter and I assembled this in a short period of time easy to follow instructions. Rides amazing. Awesome colors. We added a matching carry basket to the front. A matching cupholder tassels for the handlebar butterflies on the frame running down in a few on the wire rooms.

The only issue we had was one of the peddles needed to be rethreaded because there was a barb or something causing it not to stay screwed on. Once we got that taken care of it went together easily. Nice bike

I bought this bike for my 13 year old daughter. She previously had a walmart brand mountain bike, so she appreciated the colors and styling of this bike. She likes the beach cruiser look and the upright riding position, but wanted gears. This bike gave her both. I will say that it's heavy as heck... 55lbs. It did ok on a bike rack on the back of my vehicle. A little difficult to get it in place as those are best suited to triangle frame bikes, but we got it on there eventually and it survived a trip to and from the Outer Banks ok, just a few dings on the metal that covers the chain. I'm happy with this purchase. I see the price has since gone up and now I think it's way too expensive, but at $250 it was a good buy.

The advertised product description covers a range of wheel sizes, brake and gearing options. This review is for the 26" single speed coaster brake Lakona Shore Cruiser model. The measured frame height is 31", bike is sized for 64-74" rider height. The bike weighs 37 pounds assembled, tires are 26"-2.125". There's a 60 page safety/assembly/maintenance and adjustment booklet in the carton. All fastners are metric, a set of metric allen wrenches, 6 point metric sockets and thin profile metric open-end wrenchs will dramatically ease assembly. Pliers, adjustable wrench and screwdriver assembly may be possible but you will be frustrated with the extra time required and damage you will cause, and you will still need a metric allen wrench to install and adjust the handle bars. Some complained that fasteners on components were too tight presenting difficulty in loosening, assembling and re-adjusting. Not so IF you use the correct tools. Wheel & crank bearings, steering tube bearings and chain tension were all correct and do not need adjustment during assembly. Wheel runout and roundness are acceptable for an inexpensive bike like this one. The seat is a little tricky to get right and needs to be tight, again the correct metric 6-point socket wrench makes this task easier. Pedals install best with thin profile metric open-end wrench. As for sturdiness, it's a heavy old school bike like I rode to country school in the 1950's. Good for a few miles a day at the beach. Can't predict how it will hold up, the plastic seat appears to me to be a potential weak link in the system. I feel it was a good value for the $ based on what I was looking for in a beach bike. Bike was very well packaged, some hard plastic, cardboard and paper packing materials and the carton are recycable, some foam cushioning is not, at least not here in NY State. There are numerous zip ties involved and a small wire cutter/side cutter speeds the unpacking and saves the finish on the bike. I opted for free shipping and was pleasantly surprised when the bike arrived one day earlier than the date specified with Prime shipping.

The package arrived promptly and assembly went OK until I tried to rotate the handlebars into position. The recessed hex nut that serves as a "binder bolt" is frozen and will not turn in either direction. I used the proper 6mm allen wrench and even added a breaker bar and penetrating fluid but the hex nut will not budge. A possible cause is that powder coating was sprayed onto the hex nut after it was installed, which coated the threads. I can't ride the bike because the handlebar grips are out of reach. I've tried emails and numerous phone calls to customer service at Pacific Cycle but no luck. Now I'm stuck with a bike that I can't ride.

This bike was simple enough to put together. I would suggest laying the bike on its back and having a 2nd person help you assembly it though. The instructions are kind of hard to understand. I only found one small scratch on the front of the steering wheel upon delivery. And I had one issue with a loose screw under the seat that fell off. I had to find a replacement at my local home depot. (Metric screw) They don't supply tools with this bike. You will need a few tools of your own. Screw driver, Allen wrench, a thin Cresent wrench. This bike is awesome. It's very smooth. Comfortable ride. It does take a while to get use to the type of brakes they have. ( it's easiest to stand up and brake. Pushing back on the pedal to stop is difficult. It definitely takes some practice. If not, you'll crash). All in all it's a great bike. Well worth the money. I put lights all around mine.

Teenage daughter assembled bicycle with a few tools. Downside: fenders had to be removed as they could not be adjusteed to prevent rubbing on the bicycle's wheels; the seat is very uncomfortable and had to be replaced to make the bike usable. Bike was needed for a beach vacation and served the purpose, but would not make the purchase again, and do not expect the bike to have a long life.

Good sturdy bike

Amazing products I absolutely love this bike I ride around with my girls best thing I would definitely recommend this to others

This is a lovely bike for my 10 year old daughter. The colours are nice and bright, it rides smoothly and has a very comfortable seat. We added a basket to the front as well as a parrot horn, it's beautiful! The price point is fantastic as well compared to most other 24" cruiser bicycles both on line and in store. Very happy with this purchase.

Best price for the pandemic times. The bike is beautiful but easily scratches. Might have to repaint one day. Rides well.

This was really easy to put together with simple tools, the only tricky one was the front steering handle which required an allen-key to tighten the front wheel. The colours are beautiful and really cute. My daughter absolutely loves it!

Great bike for cruising around. Colours are a bit off in the photos - the red is really more of a neon coral, but still looks great. Fits me (5' tall woman) perfectly. I found assembly pretty easy, but the instructions were not great - but it's pretty intuitive how to build it. It took me about 45 minutes start to finish. Simple bike, can't beat the price for a 24" single gear.