Especially when it came to outdoor or action sports. But if this is the first time you are going to hop on a bicycle, then there’s a real risk of an injury or a mishap. More and more people are opting to cycle instead of using public transport during the pandemic. This has caused a sudden surge in the number of cyclists on the road. There are far too many cyclists out there who may not be equipped with the skills needed to navigate through bustling streets. If you have cycled on busy streets all your life, then it may not seem like much of a difference. Cycling is a low-impact aerobic activity that recruits all major muscle groups in your body. Yes, because no business in the industry wants to make money... I am kinda surprised that Walmart hasn't gone all-in on its outdoor offerings in their stores. Where you can get all out outdoor activity needs. Hyper had this video out 2 years ago of the bikes at Crankwork's. I’ve yet to see a shop support a NICA team with anything more than a few water bottles, expired granola bars, and 15% off parts that are 25% overpriced. On top of that, the better display and all the trappings of an exclusive bike make for a great value for the commuter and adventurer alike. Also keep an eye out for another new e-bike model from HeyBike slated to arrive in September. The fat stubby tires are countered by the 10 spoke alloy wheels, and make for a clean look for a bike packed with features. It’s a 28” bike with an aluminum dual sport frame and a front suspension fork that can tackle a bump or two with ease. The dropouts are fine, lots of brands have not gone to thru-axles on every single one of their XC frame models. The frame is not straight steerer only either unless you choose to build it as such. Its 44mm zero stack headset cup standard top and bottom, you can put a tapered steerer fork in with the correct EC44 lower headset cup. Same as most major brands are doing for their frames. Eric, who was a Hyper sponsored rider from 1992 to 1995, came back on board and together with the owner formed an initial plan to buy off the shelf, catalogue frames, rebrand them and then push them out into shops. However, the quality fell below what the pair wanted. All that battery power is sent to the 500w geared hub motor in the rear of the bike. I suspect it's a common case, but with better cells than what Hyper wanted to use. With that battery capacity, I am not sure if it's a good deal. Bought a spare battery so I am enjoying power assisted trips in the 30+ mile range. I'm going to be down at the tropical tip of Texas for a few weeks and might check to see if they will send one to the local Walmart for me to pick up there, I don't need to bring it back home with me. I've had two Walmart bikes for years and they are both surprisingly great bikes. New Hi performance Synthetic for all on and off-road units to enhance engine performance and protection.