"Old man  loves his "young bike!"
349043
Great quality workmanship,design and paint. Comfortable to ride ( I,m in my 70,s) and a lot of people yell "great bike" as I ride by. I love it!
2602646
Delivery:
The bike came nicely packaged with an excessive amount of padding and cardboard taped to the frame. Takes a few minutes to remove, but was happy that the bike was so protected.  Assembly was straight forward. Just pop on the pedals, screw on the handlebars and adjust the seat and voila!  My model came with a kickstand and bell, so that was a nice touch. I did opt to get the 14 freewheel accessory as I intend to focus on handbraking.  Very nice that it includes a tire and is of equal quality.

Build:
Initial impressions were very good. From the moment you pick up the bike you can tell that this bike is set apart from the rest.  Although it is a small bike, weight is still important.  And this bike is very light.  Not a specific measurement, but Id say its half the weight of a department store bike. Despite being so light, it is also very durable.  Even as an adult, I was able to test it out for a little bit.

Sizing:
I was on the fence whether to order a Woom 2 or 3.  My son is on the small side (41 tall).  He was riding a Strider push bike and had outgrown it. With the Woom 2 seat all the way down, he is easily able to reach the ground while seated.  In this position starting and stopping is easy, but his knees are too bent in this position.  I plan to let him get a little more comfortable starting on his own, then will raise the seat up a bit. Im thinking this size will last about a year or so before I need to upgrade to a Woom 3. But I am happy about the size as it was an easy transition to a pedal bike.  I think the Woom 3 would have been too big for him to start out on.

Features:
The Woom 2 comes standard with almost everything needed. As noted above I did add the freewheel, which has helped out significantly in riding quality.  He is able to properly position his pedals to start out.  Braking is exceptional compared to department store bikes.  While it is only a single speed, he was able to keep up with us due to his speedy pedaling.

Accessories:
A few recommended accessories include a bottle cage which can be mounted underneath, water bottle, basket, Woom gloves and lights. I also ordered a matching Melon helmet.

Support:
These days it's all about the customer.  Woom no doubt lives by this mantra.  I've had to make a handful of calls to them on various questions and every time they have responded extremely professionally and quickly.  While they are not officially open on weekends, I've had multiple occassions where I received a response from them.  Way to go Woom!

Conclusion:
Overall, an excellent value. I have no regrets with my purchase.  Only wished I had discovered Woom earlier.  The build quality, geometry, customer support, and overall experience has been exceptional.  If you can afford it, Woom is the way to go.
303915
Got the bike in great condition,did not have any problem putting it together. My grandson is enjoying the bike,that was his birthday gift. Thank you.
3147127
Cant wait to start pedaling this bike: Just received the bike yesterday (12/11/17) so really can't comment on performance of bike but will circle back after have a chance to use it for a bit. But I can say that it came very well packaged & with everything needed to assemble the bike, even tools such as an Allen Wrench & two Crossing Wrenches. All parts were nicely packaged securely. My husband & I assembled it (mostly him, hes almost 72 yrs) I helped by holding things needing to be steady. Instructions were pretty straight forward ... Assembling time: From start to finish (unwrapping everything to tightening every last bolt .... was about 2 hrs. And that was only because of connecting & feeding the computer cable/wire through the main frame of bike was a little tricky .... So need to be cognizant of (Step 2 of instructions) The PC cable/wire is very thin/flimsy so was hard to feed through the main frame. So my husband had a great idea of scotch taping one end of the cable wire to a thin wire (he had in his tool box) ..... then was much easier to feed through the main frame. After that.... It was a breeze ..... The frame is very sturdy & can tell its of good quality material. The seat is very comfortable & of a good size. Computer screen is a nice size & easy to set up! The wheels on front stabilizer (frame bar) makes it easy for moving it from one room to another..... Im 69 yrs old & had no problem picking it up & moving it after assembled. Will circle back on performance of bike after a few weeks..... All in all ... would recommend this item!
1759051
My grandson, just turning two, is going to love this bike!  I haven't given it to him yet, but know he will love it.  I opted to get the Batman bike over the Teenage Mutant Turtles bike because Batman bike has the lights and sounds. I know it will be more fun for him and who cares if his mom & dad like it?  Not me, besides he can play with it at my house if it bothers his mom & dad!
1727898
Bought this bike for my wife after being on a beach vacation where she had a chance to ride a Sixthreezero.  She is in LOVE with this bike, like a kid again.  Assembly was easy and the construction is very quality.  A very nice bike and a great price.  Very comfortable seat and upright riding.  Her smile is very big.  Everyone in the family loves taking it for a spin.  Be a kid again, buy a bike!  And ride.
4598910
The bike was delivered very quickly, ordered on a Saturday got it Tuesday afternoon!!!
The packaging was great, the box had a few holes in it from where the shipping company did not follow the directions printed largely on the box to DO NOT LAY FLAT each part in the box is either wrapped or has a plastic piece to hold it in place and prevent shifting in transit.
The assembly portion was easy enough although ours didn't come with the packet of grease like the directions said it would. We had some laying around I would imagine most would not.
Im 58 with a longer torso and the bike fits me pretty perfectly when I am standing with the bike in between my legs there isn't much clearance but I don't have to stand on my toes or anything. My boyfriend is 61 and the bike is also very comfortable for him.
The seat is springy but still supportive, the ride is smooth thanks to the tires and the gears change quickly and accurately with a slick action the brakes are very good and easy to adjust!
Overall its a really nice bike and given the price its kind of a steal! Plus weve already gotten a lot of looks and complements, I have a dog trailer attached to pull our 25 lbs Shiba Inu and the bike does so without any problems.
3688494
The Schwinn 220 is a very sturdy, stable bike for exercising at home, all but silent, and more comfortable
to sit in than other bikes.  For a few cents more in manufacturing cost, however, Schwinn could have added
a bit more seat padding for those of us seniors who no longer have the natural bodily kind!

Even though I'm not mechanically great, I managed to put the bike together in a couple of hours.  The only problem was in connecting the console wiring...  it does not 'snap' together as the directions state - a poor design!  You should be aware that delivery is in a very large and heavy (Over 100 lbs !  box.  It takes 2 strong people to move the box to its resting place.  Even moving it after unpacking is a real challenge,  as the main part is quite heavy.  Fed Ex delivery was prompt and, luckily, the driver - a huge Samoan! - saw my chagrin
at the prospect of lifting or dragging the heavy box.  He turned  his truck around and offered to carry the box
to the room it was to be used in ...  an amazing and welcomed offer of service,  for which he was rewarded,  deservedly, for his thoughtfulness.  Fed Ex people are  amazingly service-conscious!.

There are probably professional bikes that offer unlimited whistles and bells,  but you pay 4 to 5 times the 220's cost  for those.  For home use this one is a winner to lose a few pounds and get in better shape!
3258770
We gave this to my son for his 2nd birthday. He absolutely LOVES it and after just 2 weeks can get some momentum going downhill and completely lift his feet and balance it with no feet on the ground. He thinks he is such a big boy. He always admires the older kids with their bikes and now he feels like he is part of the big kids club! The back wheel allows you to adjust it so that when he gets better balance you can move the rear wheels together so it's more like a 2 wheel bike.
3298962
It was an excellent price and a very comfortable riding and pedaling bike.  And I am 83 years old and I assembled it all by myself!  Thanks!
2503946
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194481
My son received this for his 2nd birthday. He is a very small child and can hardly reach the ground at the seats lowest setting (without shoes). Still, he LOVES this bike. He always wants to ride it. I am a biker myself and the quality of this bike for its price is fantastic. The attention to design is all there. This is a great bike to teach young kids to balance well.

The only complaint I can find (and really, it's just the way life works), is that the wheels are so small, it can be harder to get a pump with a larger nozzle attached to the stem however I was able to bend it enough to get the job done with no damage at all.

Thinking about this for your young one? Pull the trigger, you won't be dissapointed... .well once you figure out how to assemble it properly.
4055247
I'm 67 years old and hadn't ridden a bike in 20 years, then my son, who lives near a cycling trail, bought this bike for me. Sweet! I now have a new activity. This is my first experience with gears and hand brakes also. After a brief training time on a flat track, I was able to ride, and more importantly, enjoy the trail. I went for miles. This bike is great. I had it serviced at a bike shop before riding as instructed. I also bought a nice helmet from Walmart which was not a big expense.

The gears work smoothly, and as the rest of the world knows, are handy for even slight grades. Hand brakes are accessible and easy to use. Don't require a lot of strength. This bike is easy, easy, easy to get on and off of. I have a hip replacement and can't lift my leg too high. No problem. Also, when stopped, I can put my feet down flat on the pavement. I'm 5'6" and the seat is set at mid height.

The bike is strudy and doesn't feel like a lead sled as mentioned in another review. It folds nicely I to a little item that can easily be stored or transported. My son folded it for me, so I don't know how hard that is to do.

If you live near a trail or bike path, get this little gem. I think you'll really enjoy it!
1063983
This was a gift for my father, a biker and a grandfather (aka Papa!) He's going to love it.
4793425
I like bikes and have been riding for quite some time. I am not the kind of professional guy but I am really enjoying this bike.
3777415
I got this for my nephew's third birthday along with a toddler size helmet with faux biker spikes on it.  (Safety first, but I want my little guy to look sick whilst doing so!)  His Dad rides a motorcycle and he would always make the "vroom vroom" sound even as a little baby.  His mother and I would always have to chase him down at parks, because he would chase after older kids riding bicycles.

He lost it when he opened this!  Grandma, being bit more conservative, looked sad when he got on this and ran over the blocks she bought him!  I felt a little bad....but deep down I knew this was "THE" gift!

The bike is VERY sturdy, yet rides great.  The stickers are good quality and not peeling off and its been over a year.  The trike also has a storage unit and overall the bike looks awesome!
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This is an amazing little piece of machinery! Our 4-year old daughter LOVES it.  My husband and I bought this so we could get back into biking again.  Baby seats and trailers were too small for our daughter, and she's not fast enough on a regular bike to keep up with us.  The Weehoo is the PERFECT solution.  Not only do we get to enjoy a faster-paced bike ride, but so does she!  It is SO MUCH FUN!!!!  I was a little worried about being able to pull the weight of the Weehoo.  I've been out of shape for about 5 years, and haven't biked in almost 20 years.  But it's actually very easy to pull behind your bike...especially when your child pedals (which she does almost nonstop!).  There is a slight bit of wobble from time to time (as she shifts her weight), so I have to keep my hands on my handlebars at all times.  Here's the best method we found for hooking it up to my bike:

1) Attach the Weehoo while your bike is at a 90-degree angle to the Weehoo (not by straddling it all in a straight line like the directions say).  You have to have a kick-stand for this to work.
2) Rotate the Weehoo pedals so that one of them is touching the ground and can therefore act sort of like a kickstand.
3) Strap your kiddo in.

After using the Weehoo about 6 times now, there are only 3 things I would caution about:

1) Tighten the pedals with a wrench, not just hand-tight.  The pedals came off 3 times while my daughter was riding...until we wrench-tightened.
2) Make sure you test it before you haul it to the trails to ride.  My bike is short, and when I attached the Weehoo the first time, the bar actually rested right on top of my back tire (oops!)  I fixed that by adding one of the unused black nylon bushings UNDERNEATH the silver coupling on my bike post.  The extra height was all I needed to get the bar off my tire.  Now that I'm back from vacation, I'll look for a more permanent solution to that issue, but it worked just fine for about 70 miles of riding on 6 different trips.
3) The first time I hooked up the Weehoo, I followed the directions (using the straddle/straight line method).  My bike fell over and took the Weehoo and my daughter with it.  No one was hurt.  But if you don't want to scratch up your bike, I highly recommend getting a kick stand on your bike and using the method I described up above.

You won't go wrong with this!  I fully expect to see lots more people with these as the company grows and people learn about them!

One suggestion to the Weehoo folks: if you could add a fold-down kick-stand to the Weehoo, it would make things easier!