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admin — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 13:19:30 +0000

My wife loves her pedometer (small size, clock, seven days) but ran it through the laundry, so this is a replacement. It’s even slightly smaller. The buttons are a little harder to push, but overall this is an advantage. She would recommend this pedometer to anyone looking for one.

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admin — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 08:13:46 +0000

very poor shiftings. The bike looks great, GMC Topkick Dual-Suspension Mountain Bike has a decent height; nonetheless, the shiftings are horrendous, the bike is heavy and slow, if you can get this for 150 then go for it, but it should be used for sidewalks or perhaps 25 mph on the road. Don’t even think you can climb hills with this bike, it’s literally impossible. I bought this piece of crap for commute biking and I’m starting to think it was all a huge mistake. Sigh, just stay away from this one if you are using as a transport vehicle for work or schools specially if there are hills in your town. One other thing do not expect to go more than 35 mph YOU CAN’T

GMC Topkick- middle of the pack. Bike is a little flimsy for the price. Went together OK, but no instructions as most people indicated. No broken parts on receipt. My first dual suspension bike. Shifting could be more accurate, but overall an average bike for the price.

Good quality, good price. I got this bike for my husband for his birthday. I put it together in about 2 1/2 hours myself, and test rode it, seems to be working well. The toughest thing was adjusting the disc brakes, which I had never done before. I found it easier to adjust like this: loosen all four bolts holding the caliper assembly on, then lock the brake, tighten the two bolts attaching the assembly, release the brake, spin the tire while manually fine-tuning the position of the pads while looking head-on to see a little daylight on each side of the disc and hear no rubbing, then tighten the remaining two bolts a little at a time while maintaining the position of the caliper by hand. I also had to tweak the inside pad 1/4 turn counter-clockwise, but it worked well! Just need to see how my hubby likes it. The bike looks great, but is heavy. I will try to update this after he’s ridden the bike for a bit.

UPDATE: He likes the bike, it handles well and is a good fit for him (he is 6′2″). I thought the handlebars seem a little low, but he hasn’t mentioned this as a problem. I had to adjust the front brake one more time after he’d ridden it a few times, but now seems to be just right. Seems to be a good investment, I recommend to anyone looking for a good quality, dual suspension mountain bike at a very affordable price. Also, I just uploaded some photos of the bike so that you can see more detail, look for them to show soon on the product page.

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