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Schwinn Windwood Women’s Cruiser Bike (26-Inch Wheels)
Schwinn Windwood Womens Cruiser Bike (26 Inch Wheels) – Features
The classic Schwinn 26″ Windwood Women’s Bike evokes the simple style and grace of traditional bicycles, making it a great choice for cruising to the store, the beach, or around town. Designed for easy, relaxed riding, the Windwood boasts a sturdy steel frame with a low stand-over height, making it easy to get on and off the bike.The rustproof 36-hole alloy rims and rear coaster brakes, meanwhile, allow you to stop on a dime. And riders will love the classic chrome fenders and rear storage rack. Other details include a comfortable wide-spring saddle, a single-speed design, pneumatic tires, and curved back handlebars.
26-inch women’s cruiser bike with sturdy steel frame
Low stand-over height for easy on and off
26-hole alloy rims; rear coaster brakes
Classic chrome fenders and rear storage rack

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Schwinn Windwood Womens Cruiser Bike (26 Inch Wheels) – Reviews

The first bike I received was dented, scratched up and missing parts. Amazon was VERY GOOD about promptly shipping a replacement but the second bike also had a bent fender and some scratches, although, not as much so I decided to just keep the bike instead of hassling with trying to get another one again. The bike after I put it together sprung a “hub” (the round thing on the back tire that the chain attaches to) but I was able to fix this. After getting the bike together though the bike rides very easily and smoothly and the seat is very comfortable.

J. Lockwood

Got this bike for my daughter who is 13. She absolutely loves it!!! Very smooth ride, comfortable and every time we go out she gets tons of compliments for the look. Despite not having any gears she is able to go uphills with ease. Great value.

LW87

Took a while to travel across the country (over 2 weeks), so when it got here, assembly began immediately because my daughter’s birthday had passed. Being the diligent father I am, I went right to the manual for assistance, but after a minute or two realized the manual was generic for all Schwinns; or at least it was far too complicated for this bike, so I chucked it out the door.
Other than opening the box with massive staples, and aligning the front fender, it was as easy as a ten piece puzzle to put together. If anyone struggles with this cruiser, I’d guess they need help with other mundane tasks like unlocking the front door of their house. Just pay attention to the pedals; there is a left and a right for a reason. 30 minutes to complete, and my daughter loves it.

SueBee

There must be two Schwinns. One that makes great bikes and another that doesn’t. My wife fell in love with the looks of this one at Sport’s Authority and it was “on-sale” so we took the plunge. Initially it seems like a sturdy, uncomplicated bike. Everyone thought it looked neat and my wife enjoyed using it to ride the kids to school.

Living with it brought to light some flaws. The parts seemed cheap and the fit and finish was not what I would expect from Schwinn. The chain guard was warped slightly and the rear carry rack did not seem sturdy enough to carry even a small bag of groceries. After only a few days of use a squeak started in the rear brakes. And it is a heavy bike.

My wife uses to the bike to accompany our children to and from school. Today her front tire suddenly went flat on the way home. There was no puncture or other visible cause, and after inspecting it I determined that the seal where the valve stem met the tube was leaking. After three weeks the front tire cou
T. Lyons


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