sixthreezero Around The Block Men's Beach Cruiser Bike, Hybrid Bicycle with Rear Rack, Multiple Speed and Color Options

Great bike! Better than I was expecting. Looks and rides great. Easy to assemble provided you have a little bit of mechanical know-how. It's a bike that needs to be partially assembled - pretty straight forward. It's a bike, not LEGO. It's going to take some tweaking. Get some blue lock-tite and use it on all the preassembled threads. Every nut/bolt that came fastened/assembled loosened and began backing out after about a week. No big deal, but something to be aware of

I bought my first 630 3-speed "Around the Block" beach cruiser in 2018. I found it rugged, durable, comfortable and I got numerous comments from strangers saying, "That's a cool bike!" Even though it was not meant to be treated like a mountain bike, well I did. I live in the AZ desert and I like to explore and go down trails. After making sure I had a good formula against getting flats, I took it everywhere. Three years later I needed a bike to cruise around in Illinois where I was renting a temporary apartment. So I bought the exact same bike. I knew it well and changing tires/flats was really easy on the 3-speed. They can be assembled really quick because in the box 80% of the job is already done for you. After using it for a month I packed it in the original box and sent it to my Arizona home. Now I have two and absolutely love them. I bought a basket for the rack on the back ( which is on my first bike, not my second bike pictured) and I also put a basket up front for when I go grocery shopping. You see, I have a vision issue which does not allow me to drive a car. So I have to go get my groceries and get around on the cruiser. I even can fit my little guitar amp in my basket and go to gigs downtown. I pay zero dollars in fuel. I also bought a couple rear view mirrors. I'm set. It's a great bike and simple. I am a minimalist and I like things simple, yet durable. Six Three Zero have produced a great bike.

Overall i feel like this is a good quality bike for the money i have a few small complaints. As a mechanic, it was easy enough to assemble. I had it together in about 20 minutes, not counting the time it took to cut a million zip ties. I didnt even open the instructions. The bike rides true and handles like a dream. Now for the bad. Its a beach cruiser. Why did i recieve mountain bike pedals? Not only are they mountain bike pedals, but theyre cheap resin pedals like youd find at walmart. Not befitting a bike i paid almost 500$ for. Also, to get the seat post to stop moving side to side i had to torque the clamp almost to the point of failure. After riding it twice ive had to tighten the handlebar stem as many times, also to the point where any tighter is gonna strip out. The crank bearings had grease on them, but not enough, so pulled the crank and repacked the bearings with marine grade grease. Lastly, while the brake pads have no clear indicator of top or bottom, my rear brake was screaming like a cat with its tail on fire right out of the box until i figured they were upside down. All simple fixes, but for almost 500$, not fixes that should be needed out of the box. I also went on youtube looking for a review of the bike and brand, and low and behold, there arent any, other than from 6-3-0 themselves. Overall, good bike, but expect to do some adjustments and minor upgrades.

I purchased this bike and was super excited as I pulled each piece out of the box. The mat black is very nice on the phrame and the white ring on the wheels look great. However I have a lot of complaints about it. Both inner tubes don't work. One leaks to flat in about 6 to 8 hours, the other one leaks to flat in about a day. The break pads were not sanded down at all and make the loudest squeaking noise ever. The instructions to assemble had the wrong bike on it which left me to wonder what to do with certain parts. The break bars rattle as your ride and squeek when you press them. The peddling makes a constant clicking noise, the gears don't always change and sometimes change by themselves. I'm so disappointed in this bike but returning it would be such an inconvenience. Taking it all apart and packiging it up then fitting that box in the car would be a huge pain. I took it to a bike shop already to have them see if what can be done, they said a lot of the parts look like they were left in storage in hot temperatures and have degraded. To fix a lot of the issues mentioned above I'd have to pay for a lot of new parts. So it looks pretty, but it is sub par at best.

I throughly love the way that this bike looks, and more importantly, the way that it rides. I find this beach cruiser to be incredibly comfortable and it rides so smooth!! Extremely satisfied with my purchase and would highly recommend this bike to anyone considering purchasing a new bike. I bought the 26 in., 1 speed mostly because I wanted a simple bike (like I had as a kid), and really to ride around my neighborhood (mostly flat with minimal inclines/hills) with my 10 y.o. daughter. I have a 21 speed mountain bike if I need to tackle hilly terrain. This bike, my first purchase from Sixthreezero, is noticeably more comfortable and downright more enjoyable to ride than my mountain bike, at least around the neighborhood. Assembly was pretty straight forward, and I really only looked at the instructions when I questioned something. It was assembled in about 1 hour, but I was also listening to a conference while assembling the bike so I'd imagine that it could be assembled faster! My biggest complaint is that the front reflector that came with the bike was different than what was advertised and on the image of the bike. The reflector that came with the bike was to be attached to the handlebars, while the pictures of the bike on Amazon show a front reflector attached to the head tube of the frame. I'd much rather have the reflector that attaches to the head tube, but I guess that is a minor complaint. I've waited almost a week before writing this review so that I had a chance to ride a few times. I've probably already biked 20-30 miles at this point and no issues as of this writing! Bike looks great, but wish it came with fenders. Finally, the foam handles feel great, but I'm not a fan of the foam because of sweat being absorbed with any strenuous biking. Overall, one very satisfied customer!!

My wife and I purchased two sixthreezero bikes after years wanting a couple fun cruisers to use. We chose this "Around the Block Men's Cruiser Bike with Rear Rack" for me and I couldn't be happier! I was hesitant to purchase a bike online, for fear of what it would look like after transport or to assemble, but was happy to find it in great shape, packed safely and with good instructions upon arrival. While we were able to assemble it properly, we had our local bike shop do a full review post-assembly to make sure everything was ride-ready. As a life-long mountain biker, the seating position took me a few minutes to get used to. However, I can say that the riding position is great now that I'm familiar with it. (No back aches, tight shoulders or tired forearms as you'd experience frequently on a mountain bike.) This is a delightful bike to enjoy with my wife on our bike rides, whether short or long. Very comfortable, eye-catching and fun!

Sturdy, comfortable for the most part. Seat could be more padded but nice retro look. Bike rides nicely overall & is very solid. Only complaints are towards Amazon: they were unwilling to try to get the two replacement missing parts for the bike: front frame reflector assembly and neck/ handlebar hex nut cap. Wouldn’t do a partial credit nor willing to try to locate replacement parts from maker. The box had damage when arrived BUT was taped up w/ Amazon tape and they told me to contact UPS to file a claim saying they damaged it or shop the fully assembled bike back for a refund minus shipping. Wouldn’t be taped with Amazon tape! Warehouse would. This bike in this color is not available elsewhere & no longer made. Have to contact the bike maker and hope I can purchase replacement parts.

So it’s important to note, at this price point you’ll always just get an okay bike, and that’s fine. Putting it together is fairly easy. Though I’ll never understand why you don’t put to hand tighten the saddle before putting the saddle rod in, that way it can never slide in and you can fully tighten the saddle once the rod is secured. Basic. The manual itself is trash and doesn’t match the bike. It also literally fell apart in my hands. The tools are sufficient but the number of mismatching bolts/nuts was hilarious, like a drunk donkey packed it. The front handlebar was packed in such a way that installing it Would cause the brake lines to ride on the front wheel. I prefer not to have to do a super awkward and tight twirl to get the handlebars back in a normal position. There’s a lot that can be done better, but hey, you get your box from China and that’s what you get. Calling the support line to complain about the mismatching bolts/nuts was futile. They never answered. Tires don’t have a ring to hold the stem in place. I remember when I was a kid in high school we had those to prevent your stem from slipping. I dunno, must be a Dutch thing. Missed detail. Ride quality is okay. I’m 6’2” and can ride comfortably for about 13 miles a day, five days a week. The bike squeaks, the chain requires excessive lubrication, and the saddle is only so-so. If I had to summarize it in one sentence: pay $200 more for an Electra Townie. Just do it.