Review on 🚴 EuroMini Urbano Pedals for EuroMini Bikes by Jay Kowal

Update: Tony went out of their way to fix my seating issue and sent new parts. I am adding 2 more stars (out of 1) for good customer service. I was about to throw the bike in the dumpster but I managed to keep it as a spare. I tightened the bolts on the steering wheel to keep them from hanging out and ordered brake pads to replace the existing ones. I've tried fixing the gears but it still doesn't change. But I'm glad I was able to salvage this bike. I've had it for about a year and a half now. I rode it five times a week for my short trips to and from the subway, which is less than a mile a day. My main problem was that the seat broke off 2 times while driving. The second time I almost broke my finger and had a nasty scratch on my leg. The seat bolt is flimsy and doesn't last long if you're over 165 pounds (mine is 195.6 feet). At least 2-3 times a year you have to reconfigure the devices. At the moment it is only in one gear. I'm not sure if I can fix this again. You should also tighten many screws at least three times a year. Right now my steering wheel is misaligned and wobbly and I need to have it adjusted this weekend. The frame itself is sturdy, but all the joints and fine details are flimsy. I have a Trek bike that I've been using for over 10 years and I've never had problems like this. I have already bought another, different brand and am hoping to have better luck.