sixthreezero In the Barrel
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the sixthreezero In the Barrel. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
5 reasons to buy
- A number of cyclists commented on their cruiser’s "smooth" ride quality.
- More than one owner felt comfortable aboard the In the Barrel.
- Assembly was uncomplicated for many reviewers, taking about an hour.
- Some owners said 21-speeds handled hills nicely, while 3-speeds shifted easily.
- Fanciers said the "cool" In the Barrel's "classic" looks and matte-black finish were attractive.
14 reasons not to buy
- Pedals frequently broke on first rides, or shortly thereafter.
- The builds with coaster brakes didn’t stop well.
- The laidback geometry means geared models are needed for climbing.
- Paint came scuffed, scratched and bubbling, even under protective wrapping.
- Bent and broken spokes were common on new bikes.
- The In the Barrel is heavy, at around 40.0lbs.
- Riders found the seatpost difficult to tighten.
- The wheels didn't stay true.
- Stickers and head badges were deemed "cheesy" and peeled easily.
- Some owners said the In the Barrel lacked durability.
- Many users of geared models experienced problems with shifting.
- Loose slag from welding rattled noisily inside some buyers’ frames.
- One reviewer said that the poor-quality headset and crank bearings were gritty.
- Numerous owners complained of the gearing being too low.
Bottom line
The In the Barrel comes as a singlespeed fat-tire bike or as a cruiser with 2" tires and a choice of 1, 3, 7, and 21 gears. One owner described it as “middle-of-the-road”, but better quality than many department store bikes. In singlespeed form, it’s suitable for cruising on level ground and up moderate inclines. Many positive reviews are repeated verbatim, across multiple retailer websites, bringing their veracity into question. Some buyers received a bike with multiple major faults. Others were luckier and got away with only scratches or a couple of broken spokes. Complete and untarnished specimens seemed to be in the minority.Expert Reviews
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