Review on Xspec 20" Folding City Commuter Bike - Lightweight & Efficient 7-Speed Design For Urban Travel by Amir Tune

While this is easy to setup and get going. Do not consider riding this past day 1 if you're not able to work on your own bike. I'm fairly capable of ripping out a super charger on a car but the bike world is new to me.I had to adjust the brakes, seats, center fork, and handle bars.My daily riding.I ride in San Francisco 4.5 miles round trip. Down a steep hill and bumpy roads. Back into the trunk of my car 5 days a week.ObservationThe rim brakes need to be replaced with a quality pads.The center fork bolt came loose. I had to tighten it and use high strength loctite to secure it.The seat sucks.Not built for speed.Hand brakes are poor qualityHand grips suckProsAffordableLight weight, kind ofFoldingNarrow and can fit between parked carsGood starter bike.Update December 30th 2022This holding up fine. Currently riding this in rain and so far no issues. I do look it over on the weekends but so far nothing to be worried about.Do yourself a favor and replace the seat.