Review on Enhanced JOYSTAR Kickstand with Handbrake & Improved Stand Over by Nick Atkinson

This is a neat bike for little people with bell, reflector, front brakes and rear foot brakes. The description says it takes 20 minutes to assemble, but it took me 2 hours. Part of the problem is that a variety of tools are required, for example the nuts holding the front wheel are huge 14mm nuts. Even though I had a torque wrench, I couldn't use it on most nuts because I didn't have the right adapters. Devices are already assembled. After assembling the front wheel using the instructions, I found it easier to just use my intuition to the end as the instructions created information overload with too much irrelevant content that was difficult to filter out. With my bike I had to assemble the front wheel, handlebars, seat, back seat and pedals - everything else was pre-assembled. I don't think the manual mentioned that there was a rubber cap on the handlebar stem that I had to remove to transfer to the rear seat stem to give it enough support. Still useful for usage and maintenance information, the manual provides detailed information. checklists. Tires must be inflated to 35psi and can be inflated with an automotive tire pump. The seat is fairly hard and soft, relying mostly on the rear bar to keep it in the correct position. Corner. The seat can be adjusted up and down to fit people from 4ft 5in to 5ft 5in, but in the highest position it is uncomfortable because the back bar that helps hold the seat up is very short, so that the seat tilts up. when it is extended to the maximum position. With higher rear handlebars, people over 5ft 5” can ride the bike comfortably.” After some trial, error, and tweaking, I finally built the bike so that it could accelerate, coast, and brake smoothly without falling apart. . I like the foot brake, although it means the pedals are in a position that doesn't interfere with the footrest when stopping as the rider can't just pedal. return. 1st gear is on the normal/long side, allowing the rider to drive at a normal speed and climb hills while standing. The braking performance is sufficient if the brake pads are adjusted correctly and there are redundant 2 braking systems.