29" Kent Flexor Dual Suspension Mountain Bike, Adult Ages 14+, Blue

Great looking bike, good value for the money IF you're willing to make adjustments yourself or pay to have it adjusted professionally. The bike arrived damaged, which was evident by the rear derailer protruding through a hole in the box! Submitted a warranty claim right away which was a fairly easy process, but unfortunately would have to wait 3-4 weeks for the replacement part. Got it, installed it, gears did not shift properly. Brakes were not adjusted properly (one pad was completely missing). Decided to pay the local bike store to tune it up. $70 later and it all works perfectly. Looks good too with the new matching bike seat I bought from Amazon (west racing), bike lock, phone holder, and bar ends. Happy so far I've got a sweet looking bike for under $250. This bike is HEAVY, not like the Mongoose bike my wife has, this is solid steel, not chrome alloy / aluminum. For those who are looking for a casual bike to ride a few times a months and doesn't mind turning a wrench a little I think its a good buy.

Given the Corona virus situation, it's not quite the ideal time to be writing this review as I haven't yet been able to get in touch with either Walmart nor Kent support to get their feedback and support to resolve yet. But hopefully it's worthwhile for readers to note what I have come across. During assembly, I'm noticing that the rear derailleur hanger is bent towards the rear wheel to the point where the derailleur cage is not just touching the wheel spokes but actually preventing the wheel from rotating. The hanger's bend does not appear to me to be by design, but there are no visual signs of damage during shipping or delivery. The carton box was damaged and had holes but not in the area of the derailleur. It doesn't appear to me that the limit screws can be used to adjust the derailleur for this degree of misalignment. See photo with highlighted area. I am waiting to receive feedback from Walmart and/or Kent on how to address this, hopefully without having to return the whole bike back to Walmart. I have only assembled the front wheel, pedals, and handlebar. The brake cable and seat still remain. The bike is sitting in my hallway. If I'm able to update this review, I'll do so after receiving a response from Walmart and/or Kent.