Great for basic ride needs
937503
As per the other reviews, great basic GPS for biking..  Easy to operate, easy to fasten to bike..  No fancy features..  All I need with speed, distance, average speed..  Also can save rides within the unit...  Very pleased with it for price.  Other models 3 times as much..
765844
I paid a $120 for it and that's a really good price.  The quality is average.  the ride is pretty good but the steering feels kind of light.
2307712
This is an older vehicle so it doesn't have all the bells and whistles but it rides well and is reliable for my family.
1107703
Good basic shocks for the money. Fit well and got the pogo action back under control on my Chevy Astro van.
3682806
Got a no-longer-used diamondback mountain bike with a straight handlebar. Great suspension frame, but being hunched over made it a terrible bike. Mounted this bar, and with five bucks worth of replacement cable for the brakes and shifters, it is now a fun and comfortable ride. Besides, no mountains in Florida. Plenty of flat land to cruise, though.
492192
These are good quality... they are the lowest amount of padding you can get from this line. They are designed for shorter rides like 20 miles or less, works well for that application. Would recommend.
2249952
great deal for $130, don't "hug" up to the bottom of the cab, but functional
4696526
I love this! Great for short rides in my work breaks.
4171533
It is a good casual cruising bike for flat surfaces, looks good and was pretty easy to assemble.  The collar for tightening the seat height had some burs and wouldn't tighten down well, I ended up replacing it with one that allowed me to attach a rear kid seat anyway.  The lowest (starting) gear is still hard to petal on an incline, this is not a hill bike!  Overall I am happy with it for the price.
1389096
It's perfectly fine for what it is, and what I expected it to be - a good, basic entry-level recumbent bike. A couple parts don't completely tighten, but it doesn't really impact performance.
2303872
I bought this (not on Amazon, though I wish I had since it's much less expensive here) and I am happy with it. Install into my helmet (Shoei RF-1200) was easy and straight-forward, and connections were easy as well.

The speakers aren't the greatest, but they're good for what you're paying, and for what this thing was made to do. I lost connection with someone at about 1/4 mile, so I'm not sure where they got 1 mile from. That's my only real complaint, but I can live with that. I normally ride in closer groups anyway.
2596522
I bought this scooter about 13 months ago. I have only a little over 1300 miles on it. I have changed the oil 2 times and the gear lube 1 time. Other than being a little slow to start when cold, and a slight vibration at 65mph, I have very few compliants. The tire valve stems have very delicate cores in them, easy to bend and don't take air very well. I plan to replace them both soon with better quality stems and cores.
My wife and I both enjoy cruising out in the North Carolina countryside, cruising the Blue Ridge Pkwy, and running errands on the Roketa. Over all, I would recommend this scooter if you don't want to put a lot of money in one. I may upgrade to a Yamaha 400 or 700 cc, only because of the added power, since we ride double.
4221025
This is a great basic bike mount. It's not the most aerodynamic but is great for commuting and casual use.

Main complaint is that the ball joint will move when you hit bumps. I was a little concerned that in a more serious impact the phone would go flying but I had a wreck doing 30mph and nothing broke at all.
2949671
This does exactly what I needed it for. I have enough room for a couple drinks, sunglasses, and other smaller things. I can already tell I will be upgrading to a larger size in the future, but for a simple ride where I don't need a lot this bag works perfectly fine.

Like other reviews, the handle is a very hard plastic. I had to dock a star for that as it could easily mess up the paint on the tank banging around. I have mine velcroed back to still allow me to unhook it and carry it when need be instead of cutting it off like others have done.
1986580
This folding trike is a great low-dollar, entry level trike for very limited riding.  If you want to ride more than a couple of miles at a time, though, it's only useful if the rather short frame fits your height.  It's not perfect; there's no mechanism to lock it folded (that I could find) and so it's a firm no-go on transit as a folding item.  It also doesn't fold up small enough to fit in most hatch-back cars (sad!).  However, it rides well, is weight-rated at 300 lbs, and in short order it convinced me that what I really wanted and needed was a non-folding (since it won't fit in my car anyway) trike frame that fit my height and a bigger wheel base.  All in all, a great value for the money.

On the other hand, Amazon's customer service on this item was deplorable.  It was my first bad experience, and it was *so bad* that I'm seriously on the fence over whether to renew my Prime membership and continue to patronize Amazon for any items I'm not just willing to write off if they arrive not-as-advertised.

My trike arrived 2 days past the Prime guarantee of delivery date, without a brake package.  I had it delivered to the home of the person I was paying to assemble it.  They did what they could, but there was not a bike shop anywhere nearby that could provide the brake parts without the trike present.  I contacted Amazon, and they offered me 3 options:  1) accept the trike as-is for a 30% credit; 2) disassemble the trike and ship it back for a refund; 2) disassemble the trike and ship it back for an exchange.  Lets start with the carton did not arrive for assembly intact, so using it to ship it back was a no-go.  I priced a comparable carton at my local shipping store, and they wanted $30 just for the carton.  I'd paid $100 to have the bike assembled, and had a quote for $100 to have it disassembled, so sending it back at all was going to cost me an additional $230 plus shipping costs (plus another assembly fee if I took an exchange).  A no-win situation for the customer, all because Amazon shipped me an incomplete item, and absolutely, categorically refused to make it right. (By "make it right", I asked them to ship me a brake assembly via Prime, and they said it was on me to call the manufacturer and request that; they would not assist.)  I had to get it out of the house of the person I had paid to assemble it PDQ, so I ended up taking the credit and using that money to rent a van to transport the beast to a bike shop, where they charged me $60 to put on brakes and I was able to bring it home.

That said, I did contact Kent/Westport, who were very nice, and shipped me a brake set no charge.  The only problem was it took 2 full weeks to arrive - but now I have extra brakes, which will be handy because a single brake on a trike this weight is likely to be the first point of failure.

This was the first time I have had reason to contact Amazon's customer service department, and all I can say is NO LOVE FOR AMAZON ON THIS PURCHASE.  I feel pretty strongly that a retailer has an obligation to make things right for the first few days after a purchase, particularly when the issue is clearly within the retailer's control, and including contacting the manufacturer for any missing parts.  I will never again buy a high dollar item fulfilled/shipped by Amazon, much less anything that requires assembly - they just aren't trustworthy, and their complete unwillingness to work with the customer to make it right has left a particularly bad taste in my mouth this month.
3401717
This is a good option for budget conscious riders.  Very simple to install.  Will rattle a bit in high wind.  Make sure you re-tighten all bolts and attachments several times during and after riding the first few times.
3116032
Thia scooter was more than I expected for $200. Razor makes decent products, but I am 6'4" and 280 lbs. It won't go up steep hills with me on it, but does a good job otherwise. Air filled tires are a plus for handling bumps and minimal assembly was required. It comes with the only tool needed for assembly.