I can see why some reviewers were confused by the instructions; they must use this set of instructions for several different bicycles. Fortunately it's not that complicated. Pay attention to the sticker on the forks that says "this side forward". I like that it came with all the tools you need to put it together; not quality tools, but plenty good to get the job done.I'm a big guy, 6'4", and have not ridden a bicycle with such a bent over position in 20 years. It could just be me, but the bike feels fragile; I don't fully trust it to go full-on just yet. I'm a size 14 shoe and you have to ride with your feet farther back on the pegs than I would prefer to avoid getting my foot in the way of the tire when turning. But then I occasionally catch the back of my foot on the kick stand. I'm hoping I just need to get used to it. The brakes are only accessible from the front when you are in the full tuck, I would have appreciated it if they were also accessible from the top like the bike I had years ago.I find it funny it says "Eurobike" in several places but it's made in China.The larger stickers on the wheels were partially lifted when I took it out of the box; I pulled them off, but they didn't come off cleanly, lots of glue to clean off; disappointed about that.