26" Men's Kent GMC Denali Road Bike

I use to race bikes (many years ago) and I hope that road bikes make a comeback. This is how it will happen. Walmart has made a great entry bike. I put 23cm tires on it, clipless pedals and I was ready to go. I have about 2000 miles on this bike and it is holding up well. Yeah, some component adjustments but all is well. This is a 1,000 dollar bike 15 years ago. Enjoy.

Ordered through walmart.com site to store. Bike arrived exactly when walmart said it would. The shipping box was in excellent condition, and I was impressed with the way the bike was packed.

I put the bike together myself. After adjusting the geartrain and the brakes, adding a second water bottle cage, as well as a Schwinn computer (also from Walmart for only $9.99) and a mini pump, my bike is set.

The gears work fine, but do require adjusting. Do not try to change from 1st to 7th all at once or the chain may come off. One or two gears at a time and I have no problems.

The brakes work great for a road bike. They required a fair amount of adjustment, but they do work just fine. Remember, this is not a mountain bike with V-style brakes. It won't stop as fast.

The tires that came on my bike are 700x32c Kenda Kwest tires. They are too big for serious speed, but seem to be working just fine. I did need to true the wheels as well. They are rated for 85psi, but I run them at 100psi with no problems.

The seat is hard, but contoured well. I adjusted the position of the seat so that the nose was pointed slightly downward, and it is quite comfortable.

The bar wrap does come off pretty easily. I taped over the top with electrical tape, and it stays in place just fine.

Overall I like this bike quite a bit. It is faster than my older Bianchi 12 speed, and would be noticeably faster with 700x25c tires. I would recommend this bike.

Had to make minor adjustments to grip shift, bike tube had a few issues as to be expected with any bike. A bike of this caliber usually costs a few hundreds, and for the price that walmart has it I would say it is exceptional and cant be found no where else. A good ride and made a perfect gift for my husband.

Too big for me, so I took it back. The standover height for this bike is about 33"

This is a very good road bike. It really met my expectations and then some! Only problem I had was assembly...which was my fault I do not like reading directions, I find them boring. I did manage to put the bike together but I messed up on the front breaks and will have to take it to a bike shop to get them fixed. I do still recommend this bike for everybody who enjoys riding and is not rich enough to spend 500 or more on a bike of the same quality.

This bike has been a really great investment. It was a little tough to put it together, but I believe I did everything correctly and I have had no problems with it mechanically.

I have much praise for it for the price, and only 2 minor qualms: The handlebar area does not have any room for attachments like lights or such and the seat is extremely hard for a beginner. I had to get a seat cover for it.

All in all, I am extremely impressed by it and I hope to keep it for many years!

I was a little disappointed in the fact that this does not come with quick-release wheels or a quick-adjust seat.
The gears tend to slip when you really push it while climbing hills. So I will spend some more cash and upgrade this bike. Otherwise a good starter bike for the price.

very easy to assemble. very easy to ride and works great. i am 6 foot 3 and 220 pounds and it doesnt not have a problem with the shifters that other walmart bikes frequently do for me. only problem with the bike were the tire tubes had to be replaced immediatly.

Overall happy with the bike, I did have a flat on the back tire at 40 miles. Opposite the stem hole the rim is butted together but this was not cleanly done and the edge inside sliced the tube. A quick pass of the dremel and some electrical tape fixed that. The brakes needed adjusting which was not explained in the documentation. The stem for the handlebars is way too short, I am 6 feet and with the seat at the right height the bars were back-cripplingly low, and you are forced to go into the drops to brake, ouch. I wound up flipping the bars and moving the brake levers accordingly, which meant unwrapping and rewrapping the bars. The front derailleur rubbed against the chain on biggest gear despite all attempts to adjust it. I finally wound up widening (gently) the derailleur, no more rubbing. The bike is finally where I want it and am happy with it now.