I think it’s a solid bike. It’s in the cc range where it’s not too much bike and leaves room to grow. It’ll have a good top speed where you can use the highway if you have to and if you’re on the back roads you’ll still get out of first gear. The speed will top out a a pace faster than you should be going. If it looks good to you then do it.

The main question you have to ask yourself is if it’s the riding style you’re in the market for. I don’t think it would be a good choice for day long rides, but if you’re just popping out for an hour or two then it’s perfect. Comfort on a bike that style is not the designs top priority. If you’re gonna use it to commute to work daily then you are gonna be limited on what you can take with you. You’re certainly not gonna get groceries on it.