Does it come pre-assembled to a degree? In other words, how much assembly is required? Not a big deal as I've built bikes before, just wanted to know.
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It's decently put together. You have to put the front wheel on, the pedals, and the handlebar and the fork. And it comes with the single speed cog on so if you want to ride as a fixit you have to flip the rear wheel. The biggest thing is the toos don't come with it so you will need a decent number of tools but that's not that big of a deal
129165
Check their website purefix.comThey have an instructional video there. It's cake.
129166
The frame and rear wheel come assembled. Just have to attach front wheel, handlebars, brake, seat, and pedals
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Yes, to a degree; the rear wheel is on tight & set for freewheel/ single speed, so you'll have to remove it & flip it to make it a fixie. A 15mm wrench & several sizes of hex/allen wrenches are needed to install the front wheel, handlebars, seat, brake & reflectors. Other than that, just pump up the tires; an experienced person with the right tools could do it in fifteen min.Best of luck!
129168
Great question! You need to install the front wheel, seat post and saddle, pedals, handlebar, and if you get them, the brake cables. The company recommends that you bring the bike to a bike shop after assembly to ensure that everything is as it should be.
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W. Dexter - The assembly took me about 30 minutes (tops). If you've put bikes together before, then this should be a breeze for you. (example: I had to put on the front wheel, saddle, brake, pedals, and grips). Hope that helps.
1805819
It's not particularly difficult to assemble but requires 45 minutes, reasonable physical strength and a 1/4 inch spanner plus pliers or wider adjustable spanner for the axel and a screwdriver. Almost a fun task and it does give you a bit of an idea how some things can be maintained, saddle and handle bars adjusted etc. You will also need a bicycle pump with a typical rubber hose extender that you can get between the spokes. It's a bicycle.
2160236
It requires a little assembly, but it isn't too bad. However, and see my review, I don't recommend this bike at all.
696164
It comes assembled except front wheel , handlebar & front brake which is easy to put on. I took mine to local bike shop & had it serviced , the bike is a great bike for the money
1000237
It does come mostly assembled, except for the two cross-piece brace bars. Those need to be screwed on. It took me about 10 minutes...no big deal.
1032439
No it is partially assembled. You have to put on the handle bars and pedals, etc. not too difficult at all
986025
It come 7/8ths assembled. You only need to attach the front wheel, put the seat on and tighten the handlebars. Very, very simple and anyone can do it. BTW it's a great bike!
506870
It comes "mostly" assembled. Meaning, it's all together except I think I just had to attach the seat and align the handlebars. Very easy, very quick.
431486
Most of it is already together you have to put on the front handle bars, connect the breaks from handle bars, the seat and pedals and front wheel. Otherwise the rest of the bike is together. Took my husband and I about 15-30 minutes. Having a open ended socket wrench helped a lot.
1010390
It comes in a big box. You do have to assemble, but it is fairly easy. I did it, and have no experience with building or bikes. Brakes are the hardest thing, but still manageable.
1203696
not quite,but as with any bike prepared for shipment, a few things have to be put together with only a couple of hand tools........nice bike.
585303
Not very difficult. Majority comes assembled, I only had to install the front wheel, the seat, the handlebars, and the pedals. The rear wheel and all the gearing was preassembled.
228473
It was difficult. My husband is a bike enthusiast so he was able to put it together. Otherwise I would recommend taking it to a bicycle shop for assembly.
2118735
No you have to assemble it but it's really easy to do and I'm not a handyman type. Only comment is there should be four wheel bolt caps (I received 3). Doesn't affect the riding but all four would be nicer. The seat is terribly hard. I changed mine by going to a local bike store, got a longer neck cushion padded seat. Much much better. Threw original plastic seat away Other than that I highly recommend it. My son was balancing the second time he used it. Wish I had this when learning. In hindsight if you have a hand me down bicycle just remove the pedals. It may be a bit heavier so that's another good thing about the strider - light. Gd luck! No you have to assemble it but it's really easy to do and I'm not a handyman type. Only comment is there should be four wheel bolt caps (I received 3). Doesn't affect the riding but all four would be nicer. The seat is terribly hard. I changed mine by going to a local bike store, got a longer neck cushion padded seat. Much much better. Threw original plastic seat away Other than that I highly recommend it. My son was balancing the second time he used it. Wish I had this when learning. In hindsight if you have a hand me down bicycle just remove the pedals. It may be a bit heavier... » Read More No you have to assemble it but it's really easy to do and I'm not a handyman type. Only comment is there should be four wheel bolt caps (I received 3). Doesn't affect the riding but all four would be nicer. The seat is terribly hard. I changed mine by going to a local bike store, got a longer neck cushion padded seat. Much much better. Threw original plastic seat away Other than that I highly recommend it. My son was balancing the second time he used it. Wish I had this when learning. In hindsight if you have a hand me down bicycle just remove the pedals. It may be a bit heavier so that's another good thing about the strider - light. Gd luck! « Show Less
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Yes, minor assembly that anyone can do. The only hangup was figuring out that the washers on the front fork holding the wheel on must go on the outside of the fork arm. Otherwise the wheel does not seat into the fork. It's a great bike. Enjoy!
2053611
Yes you do. It comes partly assembled, but my bike had the front shocks on backwards for shipping. I didn't realize this until I took it to a bike shop for them to see why it wasn't steering properly. Also...it claims to come with a basket (shown on front) and I did not receive it. I sent a message asking why I did not get it and never heard back...But the bike its self is great....Hope this helps you with your decision....
1890442
It requires minimal assembly. ...nothing too difficult though. The frame, (with springs and mesh fabric) comes pre assembled. The frame is, however, collapsed and needs to be unfolded. Depending on your strength, it may take two people to unfold. The only real "assembly" is screwing the legs into the frame. Very easy.