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Old 11-20-04 | 05:19 PM
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Its a good bike, but BE SURE if you buy it to get it professionally assembled at your local bike shop. The biggest difference between a Target bike and a bike from your local bike shop is the assembly. You may pay $40-50 for assembly but its well worth it and the bike will be built properly and most importantly, SAFELY.

On the bike size, generic Walmart bikes are typically around a 17" frame it seems. 26" is the size of the wheels, which these knowledgable people at Target seem to think is also the frame size.
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