AVASTA Single-Speed Fixed Gear Urban Commuter Fixie Bike Flip Flop Hub Bicycle, Multiple Colors

Overall, good value. For the money, $300 doesnt go far in the bike world today. This purchase is for my 6'03" son as a campus bike. Purchased the 58 and it does feel small to me (I'm 5'10", athletic build, 31" inseam). Assembly is super easy. Took longer to get the foam off than putting the components together. At this price point, expect cheap hardware. The pedals and tools went straight in the trash. Pedals are the most frequent point of failure so I mounted a set of $30 RaceFace Chesters. The tires are Kendas, which were better than expected. No problem holding 80# of air. I immediately swapped out some more frequently used bolts for stainless, starting with the seat stay bolt. The free hub felt pretty good. No creaks fron bottom bracket when peddling. Brakes were easy to adjust and work as expected (fine tune the pull distance using the 2.5mm bolt in the caliper). The bike has a really nice paint job and is super fun to ride. The saddle was comfy. I fully expect this bike to be trashed after a year or two of sitting outside on a bike rack. I greased up everything I could, drowned the drivetrain in chainwax, then said a prayer.

Great bike! Everything arrived perfectly, along with a set of tools to assemble (seat, handle bar, and pedals). I love the flat olive color. Thank you.

Decent bike for the price. Exactly what was expected - simple, cheap fixie that works for its individual ended casual purpose.

The bike is worth the value of the price. The back wheel can be converted so that it does not move backwards and can stop the bike.

Assembled fine but tires wouldn’t pump any air. The main thing needed to ride… even used the appropriate attachment. Nothing. Seems like a busted tube.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great value for the price. Front rim was defected, Avasta sent me a replacement! It’s the “Panda “ Back and white! New look! Thank you great customer service.

in fact for the price as of this writing it’s a good deal. The same looking bike around my home is being sold from a local bike shop for over $350. As far as the product i received the package came securely packed and some damage was on non critical parts of the box that didn’t contact any components thanks to the secure packaging. it does require you to secure the front wheel, handles, peddles but overall it seems fairly intuitive esp if you’ve ridden bikes before and have had to adjust and lubricate them in the past ..with that said the instructions manual was decent esp compared nowadays lots of things sold online have manuals that are unclear vague or even missing. Pleasantly surprising to me was that all the tools you need are included and nothing was missing and even more important the front and rear brakes came adjusted and ready to go. i am an amateur with biking and repairs so needless to say again i am glad i didn’t have to adjust the brakes and feel this bike is a good bargain.

Overall its a nice bike, easy to put together, rides great. But like a few other reviews we had issues with the pedal component too. Thirty minutes into my first ride, my right pedal busts off and the crank arm threads are stripped. Ive been trying to get a crank arm replacement but so far no luck. If you are looking for a heavy duty training bike…this might not be the bike for you. Still hoping i can get a right crank arm replacement.