I tried buying a bike at ****'s last Christmas. Couldn't even find someone to help me on the bike I was looking at. And in checking out Walmart bikes, their "best" shifters are plastic junk almost like a CVT...lol. You had to wait "seconds" before the shift completed. I can't see those lasting very long. There's a reason they cost $89-$150. So save your time and either go to professional bike shop or search on line for a higher quality bike.
You can follow a couple of simple video's on line to determine your fit. It's not hard. If your first bike is used, and purchased privately, you can at least know if the bike is close to a good fit for you.
You can follow a couple of simple video's on line to determine your fit. It's not hard. If your first bike is used, and purchased privately, you can at least know if the bike is close to a good fit for you.