I see your point Dan and SdRider. But you could offer a cheaper bike with a tuneup add on package. That way you'll cover your repaire cost. That way everone will win. I feel that as far as the Denali goes. That if it was put together right in the first place it would be a very good bike for people wanting to see if they wanted to ride or not.

So far the Denali has meet my needs and is a very solid bike for $158.77. All that I have done to it is very minor adjustments. Which if it was sold by a bike shop, would have all ready have been done. Yes it has MTB drivetrain and shifters. But to the non-road bike person, who would know. No one that's who.