I debated a while before purchaseing this bike wasn't if I need a24 or 26"being 5'1" I should have gotten the 24" but my husband has lowered the set down as far as it will go and it is working out fine when I ride through the neighborhood on my mint green Cadilac Bike I get cheers from the neighbors I am 67years young and it's giving me some of my youth feel back my husband can' t keep up and he is eleven years younger oh happy days, if you are on the fence about getting one jump off and go for a ride

I went to our local Walmart and asked for assistance in the bike dept. Ben met me and told me he had no adult trikes but if I ordered it "Ship To Store" he would build it for me. Shereen was also helpful in giving me information regarding ordering on line. We pleased with their professionalism:-) Picking up the bike was easy and it was beautiful. I got the silver one for my husband. The large basket comes with the bike! It's very spacious and I'm afraid someone will try to get in it for a ride. Two people have ridden it and mentioned the same thing....turning the tricycle feels very awkward because you can't lean with the bike. My husband almost clipped the back wheel on the curb because it's a tricycle and not a two wheeler. You know it is but you forget the back two wheels are two feet apart.

I bought this bike for my fiancé. We recently moved to a quiet little community, 3/4 of a mile from a grocery store, and 1 1/4 mile from her job. We wanted to sell our car as we really have no use for it anymore but also wanted a way to cart groceries home and to generally get around without walking. I saw this bike and knew I'd found the solution. Assembly wasn't too complicated, but you will need a few tools. A few wrenches in various sizes, a 15mm deep socket, couple different size Allen wrenches, and a couple screwdrivers. You will also need access to an air compressor or air pump, as the tires arrive with only about 1/3 inflation. You will likely need help attaching the rear axle frame, as it needs to be secured in place while keeping tension on the bicycle chain. Having slack in the chain could result in the master link popping apart, and trust me when I tell you, those little pieces are difficult to locate in the grass. I improvised by suspending the bike from the ceiling and using the bike's weight to create tension, but having someone to help would be a lot easier. There are a few videos online that walk you through the assembly process for this model. Arm yourself with knowledge. The bike is a one-speed, which means it's great for cruising around on relatively flat areas. We live atop a steep hill, and she often has to walk the bike up that part, but can ride it normally everywhere else. This is definitely not a bike to take off the beaten path, so consider your intended terrain before purchase. I was concerned about the basket size but was pleasantly surprised once I got to see it in person. The photos really don't do it justice. I set a ten gallon tote inside the basket, and there was still room to spare around the tote, so you can haul quite a bit with this bike. The basket also folds down flat so you could potentially strap a larger box to the basket base. Overall, she loves this bike! She can hardly leave the house without someone complementing it, and asking where she got it. It's a solid, quality product, easy to adjust for size and comfort, and ideal for living in a small community. The money we're saving by not using a car, paid for this bike, and continues to save us money. Even just as a recreational cruiser, it's fantastic. I shopped around and by far, Walmart has the best price for this model, and ships quickly.

I like my tricycle, but I live in San Francisco and the hills are killer so I would not recommend this product to anyone I know here in the City, but I would recommend it to someone who lives in wide open spaces or has areas where you can ride freely. The sidewalks I have to navigate are narrow, but it serves the purpose for which I wanted it. Number 1 to help me get on a bike, because I can't ride a two wheeler. Number 2 it's a big enough basket to carry two bags of groceries. I suggest this vehicle for someone with good upper body strength and good lower body strength. Because since it has no gears you really have to pedal with all your strength.

This Schwinn Tricycle is exactly what I have been looking for. Six years ago I had equilibrium problems and fell and broke my back. I've wanted a bike for the past three years, but didn't get one because I felt it wouldn't be safe. When I looked for a tricycle 3 years ago, all I could find were work carts, and they ran $600-$800. I decided to start looking again and was excited when I saw a Schwinn (excelent reputation for quality). Thankfully, I work with guys who do instrumentation on machinery, so they put it together on their lunch break. I have had a wonderful time riding in my neighborhood with my dog on a leash running beside me. When I sat on it for the first time I couldn't believe it -- This tricycle is so stable, I have no worries about falling over or wrecking. Best purchase I've made in years! (My dog thinks so, too:o)

I had wanted a 3-wheeler for beach riding and I'm very happy I went with the Schwinn. It's good quality and enjoyable to ride. It seems as easy to pedal as a 2-wheeled beach cruiser. I did purchase the at-home assembly which worked out fine after one false start that the "Handy" customer service handled well. I have added a number of accessories, including a seat with a back rest and more ergonomic handgrips (pictures show original seat and grips). Riding a 3-wheeler is different than 2, so it takes some getting used to the feel, but it's great for my purpose and I've gotten a number of compliments on it. The basket is great for all the beach gear and I added a handlebar bag for small things. Mine is the mint green and was a good price for $329. I looked at off-brands on Amazon and I'm glad I went with the Schwinn. The guy who assembled it said it was much better quality than some of the other ones he's assembled. I look forward to years of beach riding on my "Key Lime Cruiser!"

Love biking but since I'm on blood thinners I felt like I was at risk on a regular bile. So I looked around and found this adorable Schwinn. Like the large basket on the back so great for a trip to my local grocery store! And the hand brakes are fantastic. The mint green color is beautiful and different than what I've seen before. Seat comply too! But be aware it comes in a relatively small box so needs assembly. It takes an Allen key (along with other tools) so be sure you have everything handy before you start. Highly recommend!!!

I was impressed with the quality of workmanship, fit and finish of this tricycle. Adjustment of the front brake pads took me the most time. Ultimately, All parts fit together well and functioned properly. This is a big cycle, about 80 inches long and 30 inches wide at the rear wheels. One rear fender had a broken tail reflector and a dent. I called Pacific Cycle, spoke with a great customer service rep, and 2 days later a new fender and tail reflector were delivered to my door. Based on the ease of delivery, customer service and quality of the bike, I highly recommend buying from Walmart.

The bike is great (my wife loved it) and was relatively easy to put together. If you are coming from always riding a 2-wheeler this tricycle takes some getting use to. It feels very different than a bicycle and is very strange to control at first (mainly because you can't lean the tri around a turn like you do on a bike). Cons: It wasn't packaged great, 2 of the 3 fenders were dented pretty badly and the rear brakes are not catching, they engage but just spin. There is a little note on the rear brake that says "do not grease the rear brake" which I fear may have been what happened in the factory. I will be calling Schwinn and my guess is they will rectify the situation. If so, I will update and raise to 4 star!

Im a 50 something fluffy grandma who just wanted something to take around the neighborhood and hold all my beach stuff..had SO much fun decking this gal out with "stuff"..beach chairs, floats, a cooler, or a bag of goodies to the neighbors...the BEST gift ever! Not gonna lie, the neighhors are jealous!