Its like they just used the same clearance from the bmx race frames that run like 1.5” tires. I posted a bike for sale last year and when I took the photos, I left it in the granny gear . I got criticized because of the length of chain on the bike. People who claimed to work in bike stores, or manage bike stores were saying it was too short. I sized it EXACTLY how shimano tech's tell people to size the chain. Walmart is generally synonymous with cheap things. The rule of thumb in the world of biking is that if it’s cheap, it’s probably not worth it. If you are an experienced cyclist or have the ambition to be one, it will be more optimal to go to a higher range, and buy a corresponding bike, which will obviously be much more expensive. Looks like a functional bike with advantages of a mid drive at just a few hundred above the price of a hub motor bike. Having fenders and a rear rack right out of the box means no fussing around adding those accessories. It is smaller, lighter, and quicker than any other vehicle made for miniatures, and that is why Chimacum Tack supports Bob Graham and his company, Graham Carriage Works. This page is here first to tell you why you want a HyperBike, and second to tell you why you want the specially-made Chimacum Tack Harness to go with it. HeyBike electric bikes are some of the most user-friendly electric bike models on the market. Their higher quality control and awesome specs are what make the HeyBike Models a top EBC recommendation. All the parts, components fasteners are superior quality to Walmart store bikes except as mentioned above. Walmart now sells a Hyper ebike with mid drive for $1398. The walmart description is lacking important specifics, I'm curious if/when it gets reviewed. Personally I'd convert a bike with a tongsheng tsdz2 instead but someone looking for an inexpensive mid drive might be interested. Many see Japan as a traditional and respectful society where conformity is the norm, but behind this stereotypical image lies a vibrant sub-culture where new fashions and ideas are constantly emerging. BBB asks third parties who publish complaints, reviews and/or responses on this website to affirm that the information provided is accurate. However, BBB does not verify the accuracy of information provided by third parties, and does not guarantee the accuracy of any information in Business Profiles. The original HYPER was designed and the company was run by Billy Farrell while he was in high school. His father Bill was the photographer who took the pictures for the add. The company faded when Billy went away to college.