Sixthreezero Women’s Cruiser Bicycle Review 

To the uninformed, or to someone with little experience with cruisers, all cruisers are basically the same. It’s easy to understand why they may feel that way, after all, cruisers all have a similar look, and share a lack of complicated components and engineering.

Take a closer look though, and you’ll see that some fairly stark differences exist among the best cruiser bicycles models. Although that cheap cruiser you’re eyeballing at the corporate department store may look similar to the more expensive versions you see in actual bike shops or online, it’s really just a mirage.

With cruisers, it’s all about giving the right amount of attention to the few components that are there, and using quality materials in the process. A little design sense goes a long way as well.

As we said earlier, to make a superior cruiser bike, you need to give attention to each individual part in order to end up with the better final product.

With SixThreeZero’s Women’s Cruiser bicycle, it all starts with the frame. It has been meticulously designed to offer the best possible weight distribution, while ensuring optimal stability as well.

The 18-inch frame size is very versatile for a number of body sizes, offering a comfortable ride for riders of all different types.

This body positioning gives you the best line of vision when riding, while adding to the casual, relaxed feel that a cruiser bicycle is supposed to offer. The faux-leather handlebar grips give the bike a more luxurious feel, while adding to its durability.

The bike’s drivetrain is available in both single speed, 3-speed, and 7-speed. The more traditional single speed version has an optimal gearing ratio that makes the bike very easy to pedal and ride in any scenario. You can get a quick burst of speed from a stop, and easily maintain a fast pace when seated.

If you want the option of having more speeds, the 3-speed version gives you improved efficiency and versatility for taking on hills, or for when you just want to go a little faster than usual.

Need even more? The 7-speed has got you covered. Either way, you’ll find the bike to be equally as smooth and comfortable to ride.

As with most cruisers, the single speed version uses reverse pedal coaster brakes to stop, keeping things nice and simple. If you go with the 7-speed, you’ll get two hand brakes for stopping instead, giving you extra stopping power for faster speeds and control.

The wheelset of the cruiser bicycle features traditional whitewall tires for a classic look. The smooth tread of the tires is good for everything from the beach to the boardwalk, giving you some added traction, and shock absorption for any bumps along the way. Rim colors are dependent on the bike color.

SixThreeZero included some nice extras as well. Matching fenders are included, so you can keep clean and dry when hitting any puddles in your path. As for the saddle, you get a brown faux-leather version that has a ton of cushioning with some massive suspension springs as well.

The saddle also has an extended amount of coverage, further adding to its exceptional level of comfort.

The various color options and speeds are a huge plus as well.

What We Don't Like

This doesn’t really have anything to do with the bike’s quality, but we found this model a little annoying to assemble, way more than other cruisers. There were some extra screw and parts not normally seen, so it was a bit extensive at times.

Buying Advice

Due to the assembly aspect, we strongly recommend paying the extra fee to have Amazon do the work for you before shipping. You’ll be glad you did, and you can also ride the bike as soon as it arrives, which is always nice.