I simply used that brand as an example of a better choice to buy than a bottom end RS as you're not paying an artificial premium for the Rockshox labels. Hyperbicycles.com These bikes look like serious doggy doo. Seen a guy with a wall mart full suspension rig. With cheese rims, tires made from asphalt, 40lb rig, bouncy springs. I felt so bad because with his efforts and determination he deserved a rugged hardtail with decent tires and a fork that gets it done. When I retire from the service, I will gladly put together some Walmart bikes part time. Once I put the joint down, I will without a doubt , make sure your bars are on straight and your brakes are right rear/left front. I have a hyper dirt jump frame and the rear tire clearance is horrible, it barely fits a 2.1 maxxis dth which is basically a slick tire, it rubs every time theres any side load on the wheel. Its like they just used the same clearance from the bmx race frames that run like 1.5” tires. The best thing for you to do is to go directly to the manufacturer’s website. A tool is set up to find a bike as easily as possible, in a store near you or directly, if this service is available, in your mailbox . You have to click on Pro Shop to see the slightly nicer bikes they make. Also the video on Tom Van Steenbergen's page under team is pretty interesting. Check out that Facebook group for lots of tips. It's heavy, so a little difficult with a dead battery. Most important factor is to check your tire pressure frequently. While a hyper bike is a cost-effective choice, the cost increases exponentially as you crave for a better set of wheels. A fancy mountain bike used by the pros can set you back by almost 3-5 grands, even high-end indoor bikes like the Peloton and the newer model Peloton Plus don't cost that much. Then you look at that speedometer and want one of those. The founder, Clay Goldsmid, was himself a former BMX pro. After a great success in the BMX field and a first convincing experience in the mass market bike industry. The brand decided to enter the world of mountain biking with one of their first sponsored athletes during the BMX era, Eric Carter, who had converted to mountain biking after a successful BMX career. Using the Instacart app or website, shop for products from your store of choice near you.