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Schwinn Volare Hybrid Sports Road Bike, Men and Women, Aluminum Frames, 700c Wheels, Flat and Drop Handle Bar Options, Multiple Speed Drivetrains

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Style: Volare 1500


Color: Blue/Black


Size: 18.5-Inch Frame


Features

  • Quick and agile riding with the 18.5-inch aluminum fitness frame and rigid fork, with 700c wheels fit riders 5'6" to 5'10" height
  • 24-speed shifter and brake lever combo provides precise shifting, you can trust for years of smooth shifting
  • Mechanical disc brakes deliver superior stopping power, and sport tires provide fast but comfortable riding
  • Hybrid bike with flat style handlebar, double density ergonomic grips, and fitness saddle offer extra comfort at touch points
  • Arrives partially assembled, will require tools, Philips head screwdriver, Allen wrench 4-8mm, adjustable wrench, pair of pliers with cable cutting ability

Bike Type: ‎Hybrid Bike


Age Range (Description): ‎Adult


Brand: ‎Schwinn


Number of Speeds: ‎24


Color: ‎Blue/Black


Wheel Size: ‎28 Inches


Frame Material: ‎Aluminum


Suspension Type: ‎Rigid


Special Feature: ‎Lightweight


Included Components: ‎Volare 1500 Bike


Size: ‎18.5-Inch Frame


Brake Style: ‎Disc


Style: ‎Volare 1500


Model Name: ‎Volare


Year: ‎2021


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎54.72 x 29.13 x 8.66 inches


Package Weight: ‎18.14 Kilograms


Brand Name: ‎Schwinn


Warranty Description: ‎Limited Lifetime


Material: ‎Aluminum


Suggested Users: ‎Unisex-adult


Manufacturer: ‎Pacific Cycle, Inc


Part Number: ‎S5812


Date First Available: December 10, 2020


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Great bike, in my humble opinion.
Style: Volare 1500 Color: Teal/Grey Size: 17.5-Inch Frame
Let me start off by saying that I haven't ridden any bikes for over 25 years. That being said, I think this is a great bike. It seems to be of solid build quality, its mechanical parts work well and feel good to use. And, it was easy to set up. I still think it would've been better to have a professional set it up for me, though. And much more convenient. It took me some time to line up the front wheel and handlebars perfectly. It's light (to me), as well. And, it looks really good. Now, the ride is a bit hard for me, but that can be fixed with a seat and/or seat post upgrade. I've tried a few, and settled on the Cloud 9 Commuter Comfort seat. The bike has lots of gears for dialing in just the right amount of speed, and I like how the shifting feels and functions. Smooth transitions. I'm happy with it. Had it for a few months, and it still looks brand new. I added a little tire pump, and plan on adding a water bottle holder soon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2022 by atomsk
    • Okay for the price
Style: Volare 1300 Color: Green Size: 21-Inch Frame
There's nothing fundamentally wrong with this bike, but there was some definite cost shaving going on that will affect your experience. The most notable issue is the brake levers - their manufacturer, Power Bicycle, claims them to be suitable for side pull calipers (i.e. what this bike comes with) or linear-pull V-brakes. Pretty sure they were actually designed for the latter, though, so the brakes have an odd, unresponsive feel - yes, they'll stop the bike, but not as readily as would be desired. Replacing both levers and blocks is roughly a fifty dollar venture, and probably worth it. One other noticeable cheap-out moment came with the cranks (Prowheel brand, couldn't locate a model number) - rivets with a little fake hex cut in to look like bolts (i.e. for replaceable chainrings) - really? Tires (Chaoyang brand/Hangzhou Rubber Factory) are plastic-y and lack grip, even after allowing some mileage for them to break in, but I did not have the issue other reviewers reported with punctures - I suspect some chose to ignore the recommended inflation pressures (check the sidewall). Some people will also knock on the thumb lever shifters, and while I understand that integrated shifters require less hand movement, there's nothing fundamentally wrong with the shifters that come with this bike. The front is a friction shifter, however, but with two chainrings it isn't a huge issue, and has the unintended benefit of allowing fine adjustment to eliminate chain rub on the front derailleur in crossed gears. The rear cogs are of the freewheel type, which, while they function just fine, are not easy to track down replacements for if needed; further, if you want to upgrade the drivetrain beyond 7-speed, you'll need to replace the rear hub. There are some really strong positives to this bike, though. The aluminum frame is sturdy, and not as heavy as steel, though this bike still weighs in on the heavy side. Rims are also aluminum, and have a machined braking surface. The wheels showed up true and stayed true - not always a given, sadly. For all the hate people give Shimano's Tourney not-groupset, it's still reliable - no issues whatsoever with the rear half of this drivetrain. Overall, for the price, this is a decent value, but it does show some cut corners. A few assembly notes: once you put it together according to the directions, go back and check the following: rear derailleur adjustment - mine actually arrived adjusted pretty perfectly, but it should still be checked. Look up how if you don't know - this is a maintenance skill you will need to learn at some point anyway pedals threaded into correct crank arms ALL the way - you may not be able to accomplish this with an ordinary adjustable wrench - it may be too thick. Either get a pedal wrench or find a crescent thin enough to fit between pedal and crank. If you don't do this right, the pedals will strip the threads out of the crank arms and fall off - it's steel vs. aluminum - not a design flaw, just demands proper assembly. front derailleur adjustment - set the limiter screws so you can't throw the chain clean off the rings. Again, if you don't know how, look it up. tighten the headset check brake adjustment - mine shipped way too loose, requiring the brake levers be pulled all the way to the bars for the brakes to make contact with the rims. Finally, on your test ride, listen for sounds. If it isn't the sound of tires on pavement or wind noise, it's telling you something needs to be fixed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2018 by Amazon Customer
    • Check every nut and bolt...
Style: Volare 1200 Color: Matte Blue Size: 19-Inch Frame
Had nothing but problems. But what do you except for the brand and the price. After setting up the bike and riding it, the front derailleur never shifted right and kept rubbing, the front bracket was loose from factory which caused an annoying click when peddling, the brakes are constantly rubbing and squeaking. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2023 by Kam Lun Cheung
    • Broken rear light holder
Style: Volare 1300 Color: Green Size: 21-Inch Frame
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The rear light holder came in broken state. How can I get a replacement for it? I don't want to return the bicycle just because of that. Apart from that, the manual is a mess. Description seems to be talking more of higher version of my order. It was terribly written, so hard to follow for assembly.
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2023 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
    • Defective inner tubes
Style: Volare 1200 Color: Matte Blue Size: 19-Inch Frame
both inner tires had to be replaced at cost of $20 each.
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2023 by Constance
    • Keeper
Style: Volare 1500 Color: Blue/Black Size: 20-Inch Frame
I wanted a road bike so I bought Road tires installed them and very happy with my bike. For a 24 speed the bike shift nicely.
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2023 by MCSINC
    • Pretty simple assembly
Style: Volare 1400 Color: Red Size: 21-Inch Frame
After reading the reviews of this bike with people saying their bike was scratched, had flat tires, stripped pedals I was relieved when I received my box in perfect condition. Upon opening the box, the bicycle was packed so well with every part of the bicycle covered in either foam or cardboard and not a scratch. Assembly was easy as the front wheel attaches with a quick release lever, the seat gets tightened with an Allen wrench. The handlebars are clamped in with an Allen wrench also. Very easy. The bike did however have a warped front wheel which I had to straighten by adjusting the spokes by tightening or loosening them at the warped area. I got the wheel almost perfect. The brakes needed minor adjusting as all bikes do and they work well. The rear derailer also needed some adjustments because it wouldn’t go into the highest gear. Another fairly easy fix using a screwdriver and adjusting two screws on the derailer. I rode it for about 30 miles so far with no problems and the gears are shifting to perfection. As far as the seat goes, it could be a little softer. I was also suprised how light it is. I love this bike, what a great deal for $300 bucks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2020 by mark

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