HILAND 26 Inch Full-Suspension Mountain Bike for Adults - 21 Speed Drivetrain MTB for Men & Women - Perfect for Trail Riding, Commuting & Outdoor Adventures

The frame and color scheme were a selling point to me. My bike had a rough start. Upon arrive by Fedex they mishandled the product causing damage to the front fork and disc brake. I know it was not Hilands fault and they did their best to replace the fork and such but alittle over a month passed and no parts. I reached out to them only to discover the part got lost. Would have been easier if they went to the US warehouse and took a fork off another, however whatever reasons being it just went that way. I knew most of the parts like the rear brake, cables and brake levers were cheap made. Other than the shimano shifters I replaced the rest. The seat was not really that bad in comfort so instead of buying a new seat I bought a seat cover. I was able to take the front fork bolt that came with the bike adding another nut and stretch the fork so that the wheel was closly centered. I will be replacing the fork because there is no way to completly fix it. Hiland did refund $135.00 for all the trouble so while I can use the bike I will have to do so carefully. I have found a few places with simular color schemes that match the fork but are abit pricey. I will continue to look. I know people have complained in the past about bent rims and such but they appear to be better constructed and tuned and were well packed in the box to protect them. Would I buy a hiland again in the future? Knowing the corners they cut to make a budget bike if they atleast make strong frames and rims I would.The only letdown I did have was how they built the frame to house the shock absortion. While the bike seems solid there could be a point down the road where the frame gives in or breaks. A simple redesign would fix this. Also the serial number that is suppose to be stamped under the peddle crank housing was nothing but a sticker that was barely clinging to the bike. I always write that down in the event my bike gets stolen, however the sticker would just fall off or be easily removed so left with no choice I had to physically engrave the serial number into the metal. Hiland you should know better than that, please stamp the serial number into the metal and no more stickers. Don't let the negatives keep you from buying, I knew what I was getting into buying the bike also knowing I would have to modify a few things. I am quite happy with the bike and I believe others will to.