The 20? Hyper Bike is ideal for boys who are looking for their next adventure. Featuring a dual suspension steel frame and fork, rugged knobby tiers and an easy-to-use, seven-speed twist-grip shifting, it is ready for any surface on or off the road. Little ones are sure to have fun riding in the park or the trails. I've pulled major name brand bikes out of the box to assemble them and found the same front/back stickers on them. Its part and parcel in the industry now given how many hack job "bike mechanics" exist out there. Same with lawyer tabs on forks basically being everywhere now in the bike industry, not merely on bikes sold in the USA. 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. 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. 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. Seen a guy with a wall mart full suspension rig. Multiple times I've seen Travis and others from the Nitro crew on Giant bikes. I have a feeling that even though they are just using Walmart as a distribution channel , that people are going to have a tough time getting past the whole "Walmart bike" thing. Besides the big high end bike companies are going to make their money from Ebikes now. Take the order, send the order to the manufacturer or distributor, and you make a little profit in the deal. You never have to warehouse anything and you never touch the product. The bikes aren't very powerful, but as Class 1 e-bikes, are generally allowed to go anywhere that a regular bicycle is allowed. Oh yes, most folding bikes break down into halves. This is made possible with two large levers on the frame. Designed for the average rider, the Hyper mountain bike seat is wider than the average mountain bike for a smoother ride, preventing the driver from feeling too tight or claustrophobic in raw terrain. Hyper Bikes are lightweight and feature moderately good components. The frame, the tires, the suspensions or the lack of it, are all designed purely for short commutes on reasonably smooth trails. Other features include Puncture protect tires, triple chain sets for 21-gears, Tektro Hydraulic brakes, & Shimano Derailleurs on the front and rear. Its like they just used the same clearance from the bmx race frames that run like 1.5” tires. It seems that time is now as Hyper begins gearing up to sell through Walmart. Hyper, a brand whose roots lie in BMX, has been sponsoring mountain bike athletes since 2012 when it announced Cam Zink in a shock move. Back then, Zink was riding a rebadged Corsair frame however since then we have seen Hyper sign more athletes who are riding original designs. Same as most major brands are doing for their frames. EVERY RSD for example is a 44mm zero stack cup head tube and they sell them with a cane creek 40 series ZS44/EC44 cup headset. Also the price is higher outside the USA because they're subject to import duties a second time. The Hyper-X carbons are like $400USD in the USA but a lot more than just the currency exchange equivalent outside the USA. The frame's themselves are pretty damn light once you dismantle the bike. By the way, the Liv Alight Disc 2 comes with mudguards & a kickstand installed. The Liv Alight 2 Disc is the successor to the Alight 1 Disc, Liv’s bestselling hybrid bike for city commute. The Alight 2 Disc is revamped from the ground up and features more comfort, better stability and improved ergonomics, which make for a comfortable ride. The Schwinn Men’s GTX 3 is a lightweight hybrid designed for city commute. 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. Now that you are aware of the pros and cons, here’s a look at some of the best hyper bikes in the market currently. But still who goes to Walmart.com looking for a multi thousand dollar bicycle...crickets. People go there looking for sub $400 bicycles, not sure this is a good move for Walmart or Hyper. Hyper would be better off selling through a different e-commerce platform.