Name: Tuesday June 7
Brand: Tuesday
Rating: 84 (7 reviews)

84/100

BikeRide Score

Users (1 rating)

100

Experts (2 reviews)

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Facts

Gender

Men, Women

Type

Non-Electric, Beach Cruiser, Beginners

Release Year

2017

Brand

Tuesday

Wheel Size

26"

Number of Gears

Gearing Type

External Derailleur

Weight

38.8, 40.6 lb

Suspension

None

Brake Type

Rim: V-Brake

Frame Material

Steel

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the Tuesday June 7. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

10 reasons to buy

The June 7 is available as a low-step (LS) or step-over.
A tester loves the comfortable, upright riding position created by the wide, swept-back handlebars.
The rubberized pedals are ideal for riding barefoot.
An expert appreciates the comfort of the sprung saddle, which features soft padding.
Reviewers say the 44t chainring and 7-speed, 14-34t cassette provide easier gearing for climbs.
The reach of the June 7’s brake levers is adjustable.
Testers say the 2.35” balloon tires roll well over boardwalks, packed gravel, and broken pavement.
An owner appreciates the bike's durable steel frame.
A reviewer compliments the bike’s classic cruiser look.
Buyers can choose from multiple eye-catching colorways.

4 reasons not to buy

The June 7 is only available in one size, and Tuesday offers no guidance on rider fit.
The cheap single-piece crank is heavier and less stiff than three-piece cranks.
A tester says the 29” wide handlebars can make squeezing this bike through doorways difficult.
At 38.8lb (LS) and 40lb, the June 7 is relatively heavy for a 26” cruiser bike, though one reviewer says it doesn't feel heavy to ride.

Bottom line

Tuesday's June 7 is a steel-frame beach cruiser with 26" wheels and 2.35" balloon tires, available as a low-step (LS) or step-over. Reviewers praise the upright riding position, rubber-coated pedals, comfortable saddle, and handy gearing. The color options and classic looks add to the visual appeal. However, the bike is one-size only, and Tuesday gives no guidance on rider fit. The high-tensile steel frameset and one-piece steel crankset keep the cost low but add weight. Otherwise, complaints are minor. Overall, reviewers consider the June 7 a solid entry-level beach cruiser.