Not for summer, not for road bikes, not for urban cycling.
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This is probably a case of my problems owing to my own misguidance. I'll share my experience to warn off others with similar ideas.

I am getting back into road bikes after a good 25 years away. I didn't want to do the full bike costume because 1) I generally get either coffee or beer in the middle of my ride and I want to wear semi-normal clothes while hanging out, and 2) I'm not a clothes-with-writing type person, anyway.

I looked at a bunch of shorts on Amazon and thought these looked good. And to be fair, I've put a good thousand miles on these and they do work pretty well. Here's what I don't like:

Padding where it's not needed. I remember now that the best bike shorts had the most sheer, supple chamois. More padding is less comfortable, and my sense is that this is already widely known. I think maybe shorts with padding are for beginners? IDK. For me the padding just makes it harder to settle into position, to the point where anytime I come out of the saddle I have a moment where I think, "Damn, now I'm going to have to get situated again." Also the padding adds thermal insulation, so for this patch covering the butt and crotch, it's like wearing long johns in July.

Now that I'm getting back into the swing of things and looking at other bike clothes, I see that most shorts of this variety have zippers over the pockets. This is necessary IMHO, but the Canari shorts don't have zippers.

I'm sure there are scenarios for which these shorts are perfect - cold weather shorts when you want to fill your pockets with seeds and scatter them through the woods? - but my cycling necessitates different design.

Overall I'd say I've gotten my money's worth out of these already, and they are in good enough condition I can take them to the thrift store for someone else to use, but I would not recommend these shorts for anyone doing urban cycling or road biking. There are much better options.
2362007
Used this lock for a long time on a Bianchi Xtracycle in Los Angeles, until my number was up and I parked my bike on a busy stretch of Melrose Avenue, and I came out of a class to find my cut lock lying on the ground taunting me.  Moral of the story - if you live in a city, do not use this lock to actually lock a bicycle you care about in the least.  Any decent bolt cutter will cut through this.
352177
After securing the pedal blocks with flex bands, the pedals keep swiveling to the ground and you can't keep them from doing that, so it's almost impossible to ride your bike.
4019099
These would be OK as a cruiser tire on well groomed bike trails or hard pack trails.  The tire handles well, and definitiley reduces rolling resistance.  Tire is very thin and cannot handle any road debris at all.  Goat heads go through this tire like butter.  With goo in heavy duty tubes, and tire strips..........punctures reduced but tire is full of puncture holes, anything with a slight sharp edge will penetrate these tires. Tires showed excessive wear after only 500 miles, had to swap rear to front, and replaced both after 1200 miles.  When new, they handled wet asphalt fine, but once worn they are very poor on wet.  Mud or wet trails are unrideable on these once worn.  I will not run these again, have switched to Continental Country Plus tires, no punctures since.
4792287
They look cool and work well as long as you don't ride places with rocks.  They bent up my third ride.  No way I would buy again for mtb.
2324809
I am really disappointed by this bike. The front tube loosed air rapidly and I changed it with a new one. But there was an inherent issue with the design of the wheel. I wanna return this bike which waste my time and money
1695567
I THOUGHT THESE SHOES WERE FOR SPINNNG BUT MADE A BIG MISTAKE. IT WAS FOR CYCLING OUTSIDE. I THOUGHT I READ IT WAS FOR SPINNING. WHAT A SHAME
1407367
This item is designed for outdoor use including mud and snow. It lasted for 15 minutes before the frame broke clean off. The suspension bracket also broke. Cheap plastic materials. Inexcusable. We were using it in 37-degree weather so was not even that cold.
4822163
Fun and cool - but if you keep your bike outside do not expect them to last. Batteries died fast too. Would not buy again.
2453227
I thought these were quite aesthetic, but they are completely impractical for use on the road or on the mountain.

The aluminum is very thin - first time I took a corner too sharply it hit a rock and buckled. After a couple of hits the right pedal is bent in on itself and both uncomfortable and dangerous in case the metal snaps from the stress.
Placement of spikes (if you could call them that they are more like hex keys) did not provide good grip on any of my shoes and damages the bottom and sides of civilian (non mtb) shoes.

Edit: After sales service acknowledged that the pedals were fragile, and has developed 2 new designs that address all of the major shortcomings of the this model. If you prefer the aesthetics and can treat them gently they are good looking pedals, however if you plan on abusing them I recommend you go with either&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Bonmixc-Bike-Pedals-9-16-34-Cycling-Three-Pcs-Sealed-Bearing-Bicycle-Pedals/dp/B01KLJHD7M/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Bonmixc Bike Pedals 9/16" Cycling Three Pcs Sealed Bearing Bicycle Pedals</a>&nbsp;or<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Bonmixc-Mountain-Bike-Pedals-9-16-34-Cycling-Four-Pcs-Sealed-Bearing-Pedals/dp/B01DETTSTW/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Bonmixc Mountain Bike Pedals 9/16" Cycling Four Pcs Sealed Bearing Pedals</a>
2113299
As other people have written, this Coleman canopy is good for an occasional weekend trip.

I've bought two Coleman 13 x 13 canopies, and both gradually broke down in the material on top, and developed fine rips.  When the wind came, it was torn to shreds.

I asked Coleman, since it was still under the 1 yr. warranty, and they made it clear it is NOT designed to leave up, but only for occasional weekend use, and then taken down and folded up.  Foolish me.  I thought this would cover my patio during July and August.  Not so.  The material used is not waterproof, and not sun proof.

Bottom line: Consider this product a disposable canopy.
4547407
Despite the promise that this is a bike light made of "military grade" materials, it's in reality just an LED flashlight with a mount. After about 3 months of regular use it's completely stopped working. If you do use this as a bike light, definitely do not leave it out in any kind of inclement weather. I've attempted to contact the seller about replacing it under the warranty, but there doesn't appear to be any way to do so.
774761
I live in a very hilly city. The brakes need to go ASAP. I took this for a ride and could not stop on a hill... only slow down very slowly. I swapped out the breaks and the bike worked fine. Tires could use an upgrade also but this would be fine for a flat town. I was just sad that I had to change the brakes on a new bike. Luckily i had free bike parts and extra tires so I didn't have to buy anything extra.
1918393
I have been bicycling for 35 years , hence I have bought a lot of bicycle tires, these tires are the worst tires that I've ever purchased in my entire life.
1862546
I regret to report that I'm returning this today after roughly 9 hours of use because its just not stable enough to handle two steel road bikes.  The clamps that attach the hook mechanisms to the vertical pole are made of a hard plastic that slides or even "pops" out of place, making for a very tenuous situation.  Both bikes are under - though barely - the 40/lb per bike recommended max weight.

I am still leaving 3 stars because for lighter bikes this would be great.  Even if this was purely for storage in a garage or something, this could be acceptable for heavier bikes - left alone, it seems reasonably solid. But because this would be stored in my living space where people will occasionally bump into it, and where I'll be using it daily, I simply can't risk a random collapse, and the cheap plastic connector parts here just  don't exude confidence.
2081598
I bought this lock at Modell's in NYC.  The lock and my bike disappeared within five days.  It was chained to a bike post on a well-trafficked street.  It wasn't even that nice a bike.  If you live in NYC don't even THINK about this lock.
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Buy any other bike you can get your hands on, don't even buy it for $20.00! Here's why: I bought this bike as a temporary bike while my other one was getting repairs, a "beater bike" as you will. I just rode it casually and carefully. The pedals both each broke in less than 3 days, super cheap plastic so I had to replace that. I weigh under 180 LBS. so weight was not an issue on that but quality was. The brakes both broke in under 2 weeks, both the handles and wires snapped so now the bike cannot stop with anything else besides your feet, this caused me to almost get hit sideways by a speeding van due to NOT BEING ABLE SO STOP. Safe to say this bike almost got me killed. The gears shift up and down on the road and the pedals and chain slip when you apply pressure at high speeds. If you want my bike you can have it, it's sitting at the bottom of the lake in my area=)