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Oct 28, 2022 7:44 AM
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expired Posted by Discombobulated | Staff • Oct 28, 2022
Oct 28, 2022 7:44 AM
Costco Members: Infinity Boss Three 18" 700c Shimano 7 Speed Hybrid/Cross Bike
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And oh, I'm pretty sure they're gonna thumbs down me.
I pad $100 for 24", I guess that's about what it's worth but compared to target and WM bikes, it definitely looks and feels better.
It said tools come with the box, I had no tools in my box.
Instructions QR code also takes you to generic installation instructions that don't apply to the bike bought.
Stay away from 7 speed, just not enough.
Edit: I went and bought 2 more bikes. White version of this (unisex, stepthrough) and the one posted here. The 700cc ones are built differently than the 24" model. First of 24" had hydraulic fork in front, and brake pads, 700cc has disc brakes. Sadly the discs rub in both bikes, they need to be adjusted. I am editing my post because at $150 for these 700cc bikes, they are definitely worth $150. I removed the mud guard and rear basket holder from the white one, looks much better now.
One problem I have with the black one is that it won't go all the way down to 7th gear. It will require shifter adjustment I suppose.
The frame definitely feels short for anyone 6' or taller. Feels a bit cramped and I out my saddle up. Still at $150 (in store) , it's worth picking up. I would not suggest getting these for $250, though.
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Frame: 18" (45.72 cm) Hybrid Aluminum
Fork: Mode rigid steel straight blade
Handlebar: Steel 620mm, 10-degree rise, black
Stem: Mode alloy adjustable
Shifters: Shimano Revo 7 speed twist shifters
Handlebar: Steel 620mm,10-degree rise
Grips: TCG-107
Rear Derailleur: Shimano RD-TY300, 7 speeds
Headset: Threadless
Stem: Mode alloy adjustable, black
Brake: Front and rear disc Yake brakes, alloy brake levers
Seat Post: Mode steel 27.2 x 350mm
Seat: Vader comfort
Crankset: Dotek GTS21 steel 170mm arms, 36T
Rims: Alloy double-wall
Hubs: Alloy, front with alloy quick release, rear nutted axle
Tires: Innova 12209 700c 28 in. (71.12cm) city tires with Innova A/V tubes
Freewheel: Shimano 7 Speed 14/28T steel
Bottom Bracket: Kenli, One Piece 122m
Chain: KMC Steel 1/2x 2/32
Kickstand: Included
Weight Capacity: 270 lbs. (122.5 kg.)
Height Range: 5 ft.6 in. to 6 ft 1 in. (167.64 cm to 185.42 cm)
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I pad $100 for 24", I guess that's about what it's worth but compared to target and WM bikes, it definitely looks and feels better.
It said tools come with the box, I had no tools in my box.
Instructions QR code also takes you to generic installation instructions that don't apply to the bike bought.
Stay away from 7 speed, just not enough.
Edit: I went and bought 2 more bikes. White version of this (unisex, stepthrough) and the one posted here. The 700cc ones are built differently than the 24" model. First of 24" had hydraulic fork in front, and brake pads, 700cc has disc brakes. Sadly the discs rub in both bikes, they need to be adjusted. I am editing my post because at $150 for these 700cc bikes, they are definitely worth $150. I removed the mud guard and rear basket holder from the white one, looks much better now.
One problem I have with the black one is that it won't go all the way down to 7th gear. It will require shifter adjustment I suppose.
The frame definitely feels short for anyone 6' or taller. Feels a bit cramped and I out my saddle up. Still at $150 (in store) , it's worth picking up. I would not suggest getting these for $250, though.
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149.99 in store
149.99 in store
I've had a Trek and a Gary Fisher - loved them, until Sandy soaked them.
The in-store price seems decent if I can find it. lots of local CL prices are above average lately on the good named stuff.
But do agree with you on LBS vs. wal-mart stuff. My son has a huffy that we got him during the pandemic and the wheel isn't true. I need to adjust it to stop the wobble. hopefully costco is slightly better than that.
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And oh, I'm pretty sure they're gonna thumbs down me.
149.99 in store
I pad $100 for 24", I guess that's about what it's worth but compared to target and WM bikes, it definitely looks and feels better.
It said tools come with the box, I had no tools in my box.
Instructions QR code also takes you to generic installation instructions that don't apply to the bike bought.
Stay away from 7 speed, just not enough.
Anyway, I have the bike listed here and its a great bike for the money. I have none of the issues you mentioned so not sure what bike you are referencing. Unless you are getting a higher priced bike on clearance or something (like the Axum), you would be hard pressed to find a better quality casual bike.
And oh, I'm pretty sure they're gonna thumbs down me.
The brakes suck. I should probably replace them but haven't so far. The rest of the bike seems functional enough for a $100 bike.
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At 5'10" I feel the handlebars are wide, and puts pressure on my shoulders and is not super comfortable, and I'd like to cut its size some day.
Tldr, its not perfect but decent enough and I'd happily buy again at this price