Kulana Hiku
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Kulana Hiku. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- The simplicity of the singlespeed version of this bike was attractive.
- The ride quality was deemed smooth.
- Numerous owners said this cruiser was comfortable to ride, even over longer distances.
- Owners found the deep green color to be attractive for all genders.
- The price of this cruiser is very low. Some owners saw it as good value for the money.
- Several buyers found assembly to be trouble-free.
- Reviewers commented positively on this bike’s fern decals and general finish.
- A couple of Kulana users were convinced of this bike’s durability.
16 reasons not to buy
- Frame damage was abundant. Many bikes arrived with scratches, some with dents.
- Seats sometimes arrived ripped.
- In some situations both wheels were received warped, sometimes severely.
- Dented and crooked fenders were very common.
- Front forks were occasionally bent.
- Seat coverings quickly came undone after minimal use.
- Multiple cyclists reported having difficulty climbing hills on this cruiser.
- This cruiser easily attracted rust, which appeared in as little as two months.
- Missing parts were a concern, including axle nuts and washers.
- Packaging was criticized for being insufficient.
- Quality of construction was found wanting. Stems were sometimes crooked.
- In many instances, lubrication was inadequate on bearings, chains etc.
- Tubes were low quality. They sometimes exploded upon inflation and often arrived ripped.
- The 42 pound weight of this cruiser is a bit of a drag.
- There are no bosses or eyelets for a standard rack.
- Tires were accused of being weak - and often needed swift replacement.
