6KU Helen 16 Speed City Bicycle - Champagne

The 6KU Helen 16 Speed City Bicycle also comes with standard flat pedals, a flywheel gear protector, and a water bottle holder. The flat pedals offer improved stability and control, while the gear protector keeps the gears clean and free of debris. The adjustable seat post allows you to easily customize your ride, while the water bottle holder ensures you have easy access to water during long rides. All of these features combined with the stylish champagne color make this bike a must-have for any city rider.

Whether you are a weekend warrior or an everyday commuter, the 6KU Helen 16 Speed City Bicycle is an excellent choice. Its lightweight frame and reliable components will serve you well as you tackle the city streets or take a leisurely ride through the park. With its distinctive style and performance, you will be sure to make an impression with this bike.

At 6KU, we believe that everyone should ride a bike, it’s great for the environment, your health… and your wallet. We created a streamlined business model that cuts out the middle-man, and allows us to offer complete bikes for the most affordable price around. After all, riding a bike should be saving you money.

This city bicycle with gears arrives around 80% assembled in a well-protected box. The most complicated is already assembled from the warehouse and the rest is very easily finished. You will have to install the front wheel, saddle and seat post, adjust the handlebars and place the pedals, though we recommend to have everything assembled by a professional.

When you take the bicycle out of the box remove all the protections and the front wheel that is attached to the frame. Then place the seat post and saddle in their corresponding place on the frame. The next part to place is the bicycle handlebars: tighten the stem screws and place the handlebars in the middle. Install the pedals on the cranks as follows: each pedal is marked with the letters L (left) and R (right) to indicate the side to be mounted. Place them slowly and carefully so as not to damage the thread of the crank arms. And finally place the front wheel in the fork dropouts and tighten the nuts.

You should have no problem with the assembly of the bicycle, it is quite straightforward. But if you are not confident in completing the assembly, we recommend that you take the bike to a nearby shop / bicycle mechanic so that a specialist can complete the assembly, and make sure you can ride the bicycle safely and assembled well for a smooth ride.