do I need to combinate the bicycle myself?
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Yes. It comes disassembelled. I messed up on. Mine since I didn't have the tools, which are sold separately. So mine is just laying in the garage, I broke it...Don't buy if you don't know how to assemble it..Walmart has a mongoose for 130 dollars and its already assembelled.
2174728
Thank You. That is very helpfull. I should be able to manage that. I have put others bikes together before!
1487035
It does not come assembled. It is partly assembled but if I recall you still have to attach the handlebars and pedals, seat, etc... you can do it yourself but I'd recommend taking it to your local bike shop.
126135
No. The "manual" included is only for bike safety and how to ride. There is no manual for assembly but it is very easy. Its %80 complete. You just need to put the front tire, handle bars and pedals on and tighten ALL the bolts, especially the handle bars. Tighten the compression cap on the handle bar top stem first, then tighten the two bolts on the down stem. Also, make sure every other bolt is tight as well and adjust the brakes. That is why bikes from stores are more expensive because professionals put them together for you (not that it is difficult). All you need is 2 sized allen wrenches, a size 15 open end wrench (or crescent wrench) and a screwdriver. No. The "manual" included is only for bike safety and how to ride. There is no manual for assembly but it is very easy. Its %80 complete. You just need to put the front tire, handle bars and pedals on and tighten ALL the bolts, especially the handle bars. Tighten the compression cap on the handle bar top stem first, then tighten the two bolts on the down stem. Also, make sure every other bolt is tight as well and adjust the brakes. That is why bikes from stores are more expensive because professionals put them together for you (not that it is difficult). All you need... » Read More No. The "manual" included is only for bike safety and how to ride. There is no manual for assembly but it is very easy. Its %80 complete. You just need to put the front tire, handle bars and pedals on and tighten ALL the bolts, especially the handle bars. Tighten the compression cap on the handle bar top stem first, then tighten the two bolts on the down stem. Also, make sure every other bolt is tight as well and adjust the brakes. That is why bikes from stores are more expensive because professionals put them together for you (not that it is difficult). All you need is 2 sized allen wrenches, a size 15 open end wrench (or crescent wrench) and a screwdriver. « Show Less
1236839
It's a tube. The only thing you need to do is replace it onto your bicycle by yourself.
1929902
Yes, you do. You would also need the bar attachment for a men's bicycle that is angled as well.
925786
You probably could but would still need a pedal wrench - it's mainly a backup for when you're out in the bike but at a push you could assemble a bike I guess! Not ideal though
1845451
This bike comes partially assembled but does require you to do the rest. It will require about an hour of your time to do what is left.
846620
As long as the bike has a kickstand or something stable keep it upright, you can operate it alone
1855687
No it does not...frame, handlebars, pedals, seat and wheels all need to be put together
420563
No. You have to put it together yourself. It's not too bad. I am really bad at that kind of stuff, and I did it by myself.
69268
The bike comes decently assembled already. You mainly need to just put on the pedals and handle bars. You could find a tutorial online if you needed to.
948598
The bike isn't assembled but you can do the assembly yourself (assuming you have some basic tools available at home). This is the first road bike I've ever owned and I was able to do it myself following the instructions in about an hour or so. It might be worthwhile to take it to the shop and have them look everything over and make any adjustments, but I don't think that's even necessary.Good luck.
1588556
not without considerable time.... the basket has two bolts connected to the front wheel on each side and in two places on the handlebar.... its a pretty sollid piece that you just cant pull or rip off without tools n time ( n I live in bike theft captial of Miami... so...i recommend it)
365593
No - we pedal together. I thought this would be difficult but it is actually easy. We have really enjoyed this bike and are hoping to take it on longer tours this spring.
1769829
Partially. You have to put the front wheel, handlebars, saddle, and pedals on.However, you should also be prepared to adjust the brakes and derailleur gears. There are videos on how to do this.
491096
No, you will need to by one yourself. I believe this has been asked and answered several times, and is also posted in the description.