MURTISOL Folding Mountain Bikes 26’’ Foldable Bikes with Softtail Full Suspension & Designed Folding Fork & Adjustable Seat & 7 Speeds Derailleur

To be honest, this is an amazing product for the money that you pay for it. The bike itself is well build and very easy to assemble. As I understand, some users were complaining about how hard it was to assemble this bike, I have to say that this bike came very carefully packaged and that it was no damage to the product at all. I spend less than an hour to get the bike assembled and no further adjustment was needed. After riding it a couple of times I have found no issue with the bike and enjoy every ride on it.You may need to replace the seat depending on your specific needs and the pedals do look cheap, However, remember the price tag and you'll understand that some parts are not going to be top notch. I live in a small apartment and the folding capabilities are very convenient for my needs. Great Product!

We ordered two bikes, a husband/wife thing, and they were fairly easy to able. There was a small bolt and nut missing for the under the seat reflector and the one bike was missing a reflector on the front wheel spokes. I notified the company and instead of mailing those items they gave us a discount on the cost of the bikes. The brakes were tricky to adjust, it took me awhile because the one tire on each bike had a slight wobble which caused it to rub the brake pad. After riding the bikes, my wife and I switched because her bike was too difficult to change gears with the handle grip. Both bikes change from gear 1 to 7 fairly easily, but changing back from 7 to 1... Especially from 3 to 2 to 1 takes a lot of hand strength. My wife could not shift the one bike and could just barely get the other from 2 to 1. Other than that they fold easily and are very sturdy.

I work about 60 miles from home, so I've been concerned about what would happen if I wasn't able to drive. I wouldn't call myself a prepper by any means, but having read a few fictional accounts of an EMP or solar flare or cyber attack on the power grid, I figured a hundred bucks or so was worth it to give me an option to bike home - or at least part of the way - if driving a car wasn't an option.This comes mostly assembled. It took me maybe 30 minutes to complete, then adjust the seat height, brakes, etc. to my liking and then go for a quick ride. The bike is heavy - there's no disputing that, but for my purpose it doesn't matter. I bought a padded seat cover for another 9 bucks and put that on, since the seat is pretty stiff.Folding and unfolding is very easy. I kept the few tools with the bike as I loosened the handlebars so I could turn them and lay the bike (folded) in the trunk of my car. This fits in the trunk of a Mazda 3 hatchback, along with some other stuff I carry for the same reason as the bike...So, it meets my needs perfectly. I hope I never NEED to ride it for the reason I bought it, but I feel much better having it.

After using this bike for more than 2 weeks. U will see the brakes are not working as before. Every time I jump with the bike, the chain falls. If you go fast, then you hear a weird sound from the back of the wheel.I crash a women because the bike went out control. I ended up putting my bike in the trash. I do not recommend for nothing not even the city

The instructions are very hard to follow. You can tell they were translated using a computer and not a human. The bike is fairly simple to figure out. Major issue being that the finding mechanism takes a lot of messing around in order to fold the bike. The kick stand is a pain in the bottom to fold up as well. Highly recommend that you buy a different seat because the one on the bike is not comfortable at all. Also if you’re 5’2, 26 inch bike is way too tall. Have to stand to tip toes just to get on the seat. Tires are not inflated, make sure to get a pump because they do come flat. Hand brakes are a pain in the butt to adjust, which you will have to. They come super lose and you have to make them tighter.After first ride: due to there being a suspension spring, the bike bounces a lot. As a result I have bruises on my butt. The handle grips are the most awesome! My palms are bruised and still red after using them. Honestly not a fan

I purchased both this bike and a Stowabike 26" Mountain bike. Both bikes are quite similar, but there are some differences. I found the Murtisol to be slightly lower quality, but it was cheaper. Specifically, one of the wheels was a bit wobbly causing it to rub the brake slightly. The handlebar assembly also fell apart when I was trying to put it together, but I was able to get it back together and working again.My wife who is 5' tall can ride this just fine with the seat set to the lowest position. This is in contrast to the Stowabike, which was too tall for me even though I am 5'10"! So if you are shorter, then the Murtisol is definitely the one you want to get.For both bikes, folding them was more difficult than I thought. It is also very difficult to load them into a vehicle due to the weight, and they are very awkward to try to pick up when folded. I was able to fit 2 folded bikes into the back of our SUV, but trying to get them in and out is a 2 person job.The assembly was somewhat difficult, mainly for adjustments to the brakes. I had to spend several hours researching online about how the brake mechanisms work and the different ways that they can be adjusted. The instructions are okay, but they were clearly not written by a native english speaker, so some parts are a bit confusing. It would be great if they had a video showing the assembly process.In the end, the bike rides about as I would expect it to. I am not a pro bike rider or anything, but for just riding around some simple trails its fine. Nothing has broken on the bike yet, but I will update this review if it does. It feels fairly solid though, so I don't expect any issues to come up.

The bike itself is great, its perfectly sufficient for a bicycle, my only small issues were the seat was a bit uncomfortable and I wished there was a latch mechanism of some sort for the folding function of the bike. But otherwise it's pretty good