First off, the bike looks awesome. I bought the bike while it was on sale with full intentions of basically only using the frame. I most likely wouldn't have gotten it at its full price. My 5 star rating is based on the sale price that I paid. The bike as it comes is completely fine for neighborhood riding and bike paths. The suspension and gearing that it's equipped with isn't going to support much else. The bike did come with everything that it was supposed to and everything functioned properly as it should out of the box The rest of my review is just info about modding and upgrades as I bought this bike to set up as a spare for friends without bikes to ride with me. The fork travel it comes with is not 120mm as said on some videos. It states 100mm on the description here. The exposed fork stanchions measure about 110mm so 100mm of claimed travel is exaggerated. It's probably more like 80mm of travel up front. The good news is that the axle to crown measurement is on par with most 120mm forks so you can upgrade your fork to 120mm without throwing off the designed geometry. The rear axle is a 141 quick release. This actually isn't too bad. This means the bike can accept a boost 148 rear wheel that offers quick release end caps. There are many suppliers that offer this. I used Bontrager line comps that I had on hand. I used a tapered boost fork up front to accommodate the replacement front wheel. Every weld on the frame itself all look great and the paint finish is outstanding. The bike is also much lighter after all of my parts swapping and upgrading. The only other thing to mention is that the lowest suspension pivot point was initially binding as it was on one of the YouTube videos that I watched about this particular bike. I lubed it up and everything is now completely smooth without anything binding.

i wish it was assembled already before shipping