I purchased the VEVOR Mountain Bike 29 inch MTB Bicycle with Full Dual Suspension with the shipping protection. Unfortunately, it arrived damaged. However, VEVOR's superior customer support service has been very helpful. They processed a return and shipped me a new undamaged bike. Thus, 5*s for customer support. I will update my review after I have ridden the bike more. However, here are my initial thoughts. The bike overall represents a very good value. It is a good neighborhood cruiser and lite trail bike at under $270 on sale. The bike seems very well put together with nice welds through out. Everything arrived straight and true. The wheels are double walled aluminum and seem sturdy. The bike features through tube cabling. It has a Kind Shock rear cartridge that is licensed by YH for production. Kind Shock in Taiwan owns the patents. I don't think it is an air shock even though it is a cartridge since there is no Schrader valve. That said it does a good job of damping without rebounding. It is set pretty stiff. It appears to be adjustable. The front fork appears to be very basic spring shocks that are not adjustable. It has approximately 100 mm of travel. It is set very stiff from the factory. The front fork and wheel does bounce a bit because of how stiff it is brand new. It does not have a tapered head tube. It comes with 160mm disc brakes front and rear. Out of the box they are well aligned and have no warping at all. The bike weighed in at 38.6 lbs on my scale. The seat was more comfortable than I was expecting. However, I'll have to see how long I can ride on it. The stand over is approximately 30 inches. The rear derailer is a Shimano Tourney, The front derailer and the trigger switches are Sun Run. The hubs look pretty basic. The rear gears features a cassette and one extra gear. They range from 13T to 28T. Happily, the bike is a 3 x 8 with a top crank gear of 42T. That top gear will come in handy when biking through the neighborhood to the local park. Most dedicated MTB bikes are 1 x N with a small crank gear. That can be very limiting for riding away from a MTB course. This is not that though. This bike is nearly identical to the Schwinn Traxion which costs twice as much. This bike is good for the person that wants a plush neighborhood cruiser and lite trail bike that is suspended and thus won't beat up their hands, wrists, elbows, shoulders, or neck. This bike is also good for the person who needs value for their cycling dollars. Lastly, this bike is aesthetically, kind of gorgeous.

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