HI I am sorry but i dont have a digital camera. My bike is a mid-green color and has a men's frame design (top bar is parallel to the ground.)
It is a 21". The bike mechanic who sold it to has top reviews on yelp and the bike looks to be in exc. near new condition and he personally adjusted the shifters and said they are good,
so i am sure any complaints i have with the shifters are just my unfamiliarity with this kind
of shifter (I am used to friction shifting) and perhaps there are indexed shifters/deraillers less clunky, i dont know.) The bike has shimano shifting components (I read shimano invented index shifting in the late 80's or early 90's) and my mechanic says they were mid-level at the time. Compared to my 1982 Trek 311 roadbike (that was the cheapest model they made then,with suntour components) I am more impressed with the brakes than the shifting on this 720 bike. The brakes seem very sure and the brake pads are larger than my road bike's. The handlebar design on my 720 is is kind of like a w, it is not flat bar. At first i liked it but since i am out of shape sometimes i am walking with my bike (and for example yesterday i stopped to get a cup of hot tea and was walking my bike while drinking the tea) and i find that it is harder to walk with the bike holding the bike with this kind of handle bar than if it had either standard road bike drop handlebar or flat handlebars, because the ends of the handlebars on my 720 are angled about 45 degrees from being parallel to the frame.
This makes it annoying to walk with the bike while holding the bike with one hand on the handlebar. I see your bike has flat handlebars.