| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 54.5 x 28 x 8.5 inches |
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| Package Weight | 23.59 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 71 x 26 x 40 inches |
| Item Weight | 19 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Kulana |
| Warranty Description | Limited Lifetime |
| Model Name | Hiku |
| Color | Green |
| Material | Steel |
| Suggested Users | womens |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Pacific Cycle (Over-Boxed Product) |
| Part Number | R5708 |
| Style | 18-inch/Step-over Frame |
| Included Components | Hiku Beach Cruiser Bike |
| Size | 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Over Frame |
| Skill Level | Beginner |
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Cool, casual and comfortable
The Kulana 26\" Hiku cruiser bike features a stylish steel step-over frame, and 26\" wheels that accommodate a rider 5'4\" to 6'2\" inches tall.
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Relaxed and laid backThe Hiku cruiser bike features easy-reach swept back handlebars and a laid-back seat post that allows the rider to maintain an upright riding position. |
Single-speed drivetrainThe Hiku's single-speed drivetrain is easy to use and maintain. No need to worry about shifting gears as you ride. |
Pedal brakeEnjoy the intuitive stopping power of the steel coaster brake, when you are ready to stop just rotate the pedals backwards. |
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Large cushioned saddleThe Hiku's wide dual-spring cushioned saddle is mounted on an adjustable, tool free, steel seat post. The matching memory foam seat features high density support foam, for a comfortable ride. |
Vintage detailsSteel painted rear and front fenders protect the rider from splashes and dirt as you cruise. |
The best value on the beachIn Hawaiian culture, the word \"kulana\" represents simplicity and practicality. Built on these beliefs, Kulana bikes offer an affordable way to enjoy a stylish ride along the beach. Choose to cruise by the seaside or bring the relaxed, fun-loving Hawaiian vibes to your own neighborhood. So put on your swimsuit, grab a towel and enjoy a laid-back ride on a Kulana cruiser. Aloha! |
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| Price | $237.85 | $219.99 | — | $216.87 | $289.99 |
| Suggested Rider Height | 5'4\"-6'2\" | 5'4\"-6'2\" | 4'8\"-5'6\" | 5'4\"-6'2\" | 5'4\"-6'2\" |
| Frame Size | Step-over Frame: 18\" | Step-thru Frame: 17\" | Step-thru Frame: 15\" | Step-over Frame: 18\" | Step-over Frame: 18\" |
| Frame and Fork | Rigid Steel Frame and Fork | Rigid Steel Frame and Fork | Rigid Steel Frame and Fork | Rigid Steel Frame and Fork | Rigid Steel Frame and Fork |
| Drivetrain | Single-speed | Single-speed | Single-speed | Single-speed | Single-speed |
| Shifters | - | - | - | - | - |
| Brakes | Rear Coaster Brake | Rear Coaster Brake | Rear Coaster Brake | Rear Coaster Brake | Rear Coaster Brake |
| Wheels | Steel Rims with 26\"x2.1\" Tires | Steel Rims with 26\"x2.1\" Tires | Steel Rims with 24\"x1.95\" Tires | Steel Rims with 26\"x2.215\" Tires | Steel Rims with 26\"x2.215\" Tires |
| Seat | Cushioned wide cruiser saddle on a tool-free adjustable seat post | Cushioned wide cruiser saddle on a tool-free adjustable seat post | Cushioned wide cruiser saddle on a tool-free adjustable seat post | Cushioned wide cruiser saddle on a tool-free adjustable seat post | Cushioned dual spring wide cruiser saddle on a tool-free adjustable seat post |
| Bike Weight | 36lbs | 36lbs | 36lbs | 37lbs | 39lbs |
| Special Features | Fenders | Fenders | Fenders | Fenders | Fenders, Rear Wood Rack, Frame Insert |
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Great bike if you can iron out the kinks.
I don't know how I should rate this. I enjoy the bike but it has a lot of kinks that the general consumer may not have the problem solving skills, mechanical ability or knowledge to correct.I am a hobbyist both with cars and bicycles, so I would like to think I have a jump on the average consumer.First off. This is a cheap, Chinese made bike. They have issues with how they package them adequately enough in some areas and not enough in others. There are machine work issues that need attention at the factory level. There is an overwhelming lack of attention to detail. Most of the bearings were dry. People comment on coaster brake and rear hub issues, this is because the thin layer of grease they apply isn't adequate for any kind of real friction and burns up fast. I repacked my rear hub with 800° Shell Gadus grease and haven't had issue since. The headset bearings were dry, there were metal shavings and burrs in the steer tube threads that needed to be filed down, and this was a small headache but nothing I've never done before. Threads cleaned, headset greased and set with proper preload. Crank was dry, greased that. Front hub was dry, greased that.When I pulled it out of the box, front tube had a hole in it, front fender had a moderate dent in it, handlebar had gouge into the metal.After a phone call to Pacific cycles in Olney IL by the number on the frame, I had a new tube, fender, handlebar, and groups in my possession.When the fender arrived, it was the wrong color. After submitting photos of the bike to Pacific cycle via email, they sent me the proper color and let me keep the old one.After the roads were clear enough here in northern Chicagoland, I took it for the first ride. Hit a bump and the rear fender mount at the chain stay broke. This caused the fender to drop onto the tire and then go under the bike's rear tire. I somehow didn't crash.Phone call to Pacific cycle, they asked me why I am having so many issues. This is a brand new bike less than a month old. I ordered it on new years day. This is the 26th of January now. I was then accused of fraudulent warranty activity because I buy a lot of Pacific cycle products, mostly Schwinn. They always have issues and I use that warranty to make sure my stuff is perfect.. But they agreed to send me a rear fender in "good faith". That fender arrived bent. After straightening it out with a heat gun as to not crack the paint work, I installed it.Currently there have been no other issues. Bike rides great after all of this but chances are other consumers will write it off after one or two small issues.If you buy this, understand you will be fixing some things before you ride it. Take advantage of your warranty and fix the issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2022
Color: GreenSize: 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Over FrameVerified Purchase
I was hesitant because of the reviews that state the bike arrives damaged. To my surprise, mine showed up absolutely perfect. Wheels are straight and true, paint is perfect, and even the stickers were placed correctly without bubbles. Like most brand new bikes, you need to go over and tighten/adjust everything even if it was partially “pre assembled”. I opted to go with some upgrades right out of the gate that I assembled the bike with, (leather seat, cork grips, black aluminum luggage rack, and a bell). I disassembled the crank and greased with a quality lithium bicycle grease. I also ditched all the factory hardware and replaced with legitimate stainless hardware, but none of that is really “needed”. The bike is great as it came and for the price it’s hard to beat. Simple, stylish, and sturdy! Easy to assemble for someone who knows bicycles, but if you don’t there is a book included that is very descriptive with explodes views of all assembly parts, even has torque specs listed!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024
Color: TealSize: 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Thru FrameVerified Purchase
Like either had incorrect pieces, or was returned, and things were left out
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024
We were able to get everything set up except for the handlebar. The instructions go to another bike. We had to YouTube it to even figure out how to put everything together until we get to the handlebar. Every YouTube video shows the user using an Allen wrench to tighten the handlebars. The screw that we have in the handlebars does not have an opening for an Allen wrench. Waste of money at this point. should’ve opened sooner, but was waiting until it got warm so it could be used. Would like customer service to contact me, but there is no phone number online or on Amazon that I can see.
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2024
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2024
Color: TealSize: 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Thru FrameVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2022
Color: GreenSize: 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Over FrameVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2018
Color: GreenSize: 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Over FrameVerified Purchase
I don't know how I should rate this. I enjoy the bike but it has a lot of kinks that the general consumer may not have the problem solving skills, mechanical ability or knowledge to correct.
I am a hobbyist both with cars and bicycles, so I would like to think I have a jump on the average consumer.
First off. This is a cheap, Chinese made bike. They have issues with how they package them adequately enough in some areas and not enough in others. There are machine work issues that need attention at the factory level. There is an overwhelming lack of attention to detail. Most of the bearings were dry. People comment on coaster brake and rear hub issues, this is because the thin layer of grease they apply isn't adequate for any kind of real friction and burns up fast. I repacked my rear hub with 800° Shell Gadus grease and haven't had issue since. The headset bearings were dry, there were metal shavings and burrs in the steer tube threads that needed to be filed down, and this was a small headache but nothing I've never done before. Threads cleaned, headset greased and set with proper preload. Crank was dry, greased that. Front hub was dry, greased that.
When I pulled it out of the box, front tube had a hole in it, front fender had a moderate dent in it, handlebar had gouge into the metal.
After a phone call to Pacific cycles in Olney IL by the number on the frame, I had a new tube, fender, handlebar, and groups in my possession.
When the fender arrived, it was the wrong color. After submitting photos of the bike to Pacific cycle via email, they sent me the proper color and let me keep the old one.
After the roads were clear enough here in northern Chicagoland, I took it for the first ride. Hit a bump and the rear fender mount at the chain stay broke. This caused the fender to drop onto the tire and then go under the bike's rear tire. I somehow didn't crash.
Phone call to Pacific cycle, they asked me why I am having so many issues. This is a brand new bike less than a month old. I ordered it on new years day. This is the 26th of January now. I was then accused of fraudulent warranty activity because I buy a lot of Pacific cycle products, mostly Schwinn. They always have issues and I use that warranty to make sure my stuff is perfect.. But they agreed to send me a rear fender in "good faith". That fender arrived bent. After straightening it out with a heat gun as to not crack the paint work, I installed it.
Currently there have been no other issues. Bike rides great after all of this but chances are other consumers will write it off after one or two small issues.
If you buy this, understand you will be fixing some things before you ride it. Take advantage of your warranty and fix the issues.
I am a hobbyist both with cars and bicycles, so I would like to think I have a jump on the average consumer.
First off. This is a cheap, Chinese made bike. They have issues with how they package them adequately enough in some areas and not enough in others. There are machine work issues that need attention at the factory level. There is an overwhelming lack of attention to detail. Most of the bearings were dry. People comment on coaster brake and rear hub issues, this is because the thin layer of grease they apply isn't adequate for any kind of real friction and burns up fast. I repacked my rear hub with 800° Shell Gadus grease and haven't had issue since. The headset bearings were dry, there were metal shavings and burrs in the steer tube threads that needed to be filed down, and this was a small headache but nothing I've never done before. Threads cleaned, headset greased and set with proper preload. Crank was dry, greased that. Front hub was dry, greased that.
When I pulled it out of the box, front tube had a hole in it, front fender had a moderate dent in it, handlebar had gouge into the metal.
After a phone call to Pacific cycles in Olney IL by the number on the frame, I had a new tube, fender, handlebar, and groups in my possession.
When the fender arrived, it was the wrong color. After submitting photos of the bike to Pacific cycle via email, they sent me the proper color and let me keep the old one.
After the roads were clear enough here in northern Chicagoland, I took it for the first ride. Hit a bump and the rear fender mount at the chain stay broke. This caused the fender to drop onto the tire and then go under the bike's rear tire. I somehow didn't crash.
Phone call to Pacific cycle, they asked me why I am having so many issues. This is a brand new bike less than a month old. I ordered it on new years day. This is the 26th of January now. I was then accused of fraudulent warranty activity because I buy a lot of Pacific cycle products, mostly Schwinn. They always have issues and I use that warranty to make sure my stuff is perfect.. But they agreed to send me a rear fender in "good faith". That fender arrived bent. After straightening it out with a heat gun as to not crack the paint work, I installed it.
Currently there have been no other issues. Bike rides great after all of this but chances are other consumers will write it off after one or two small issues.
If you buy this, understand you will be fixing some things before you ride it. Take advantage of your warranty and fix the issues.
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Top reviews from other countries
Moe
Great cruiser!
Reviewed in Canada on May 25, 2020Color: TealSize: 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Thru FrameVerified Purchase
R. Lerma
Opinion sobre la bicicleta Kulana
Reviewed in Mexico on June 22, 2019Color: TealSize: 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Thru FrameVerified Purchase
R. Lerma
Reviewed in Mexico on June 22, 2019
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Rocco Maclui
Rápida y diseño perrisimo
Reviewed in Mexico on May 5, 2019Color: TealSize: 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Thru FrameVerified Purchase
Sandra
Recommend
Reviewed in Canada on May 14, 2019Color: TealSize: 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Thru FrameVerified Purchase
Thankful and blessed
Nice bike for the money
Reviewed in Canada on August 17, 2019Color: TealSize: 26-Inch Wheels/Step-Thru FrameVerified Purchase
Thankful and blessed
Reviewed in Canada on August 17, 2019
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