Department store bikes have provided affordable and easily accessible mobility for decades now. Available in all shapes and sizes, Walmart bikes certainly get the job done, so long as that job is simply getting you from point A to B. Sure, more performance-oriented options are available, but they’ll set you back a pretty penny. In recent years, the retail megachain has dipped its toes into the electric bike market, with some super cheap models selling for less than $500. The Tern BYB S11 is one of the best folding hybrids around. It stands 32” tall & 14” wide, weighing a lightweight 29 lbs. But when you fold it down, the double-folding mechanism kicks-in shrinking it into a third of its original size. The e-bike revolution is here, and it's easier than ever to get in on that today thanks to Walmart's discounted Hyper Bicycles E-Ride Electric Bike. This entry-level e-bike is a good value at normal $648, but Walmart has shaved $250 for Black Friday, bringing it down to just $398. Join ImportGenius to see the import/export activity of every company in the United States. Track your competitors, get freight forwarding leads, enforce exclusivity agreements, learn more about your overseas factories, and much more. Every bike brand and Pinkbike push the consumerism agenda too though. You read this site and the press releases the companies put out and you start believing you’ve got to have that 10mm linger reach and 1 degree steeper seat tube every year. Also, I should find some pics of my old bikes if you like XL 26ers. Been riding XL bikes for 25 years and only the last two rigs have had bigger wheels. I used to work in the film business and it was amazing how often the art department would throw really kooky setups in front of the lens. The 26-inch tires and 275-pound weight capacity mean this is a bike that anyone in the family can enjoy. So, if you want to make the switch to electric or add an inexpensive e-bike to your garage, check this deal out. I've seen concerning poor assembly from local bike shops as well for the record, especially in Covid-sell-every-bike-we-can phase. When I worked as a student at Canadian tire I assembled the motorcycles and ATV's with attention to detail, our bike guy who was just a teenager in the upstairs tire storage area tried his best. The idea of buying one and upgrading seems lackluster compared to buying a frame and building it correctly. Worth noting there's nothing on their website indicating the headset standard, so rather hard to research into something that does not seem to be openly published. I see you've taken a more in depth look at this garbage, so I'll trust you're correct on the standards. Go buy your garbage and enjoy it I suppose. Like rockshox they offer entry level garbage on up... Their air spring forks are comparable to RS models like the XC32s, Judy Golds and Recon models.