I'm 71 yrs old and have developed Parkinsons which makes it impossible to throw my leg over my old mountain bike. I've always worked out and am still healthy other than my joints. I didn't like the idea of a low entry bike but I have found this is no sissy bike. It is very user friendly in the way it sits you and the seat post even has springs in it. I ride every day and have friends that are interested in one. I haven't enjoyed riding since I sold my Harley. Unbelievable ergonomics.

I recently purchased my Roll 1st off because they said it could withstand my size. At 6'2"" and 394 lbs with Osteo-Arthritis in both knee's and my walking restricted I needed something that would sustain the stress I was about to put on it. The roll performed immensely well, the over sized tires was one nice feature, the upright position didn't put to much stress on the shoulders and back. There is two investment I probably will make, fenders both front and back, and a suspension seat post. The bike is awesome for a beginner and the miles are limitless as the 7 speed is adequate for the type of riding a 53 yr old extremely large individual is doing so far 2 months and 140 miles in the weight is coming off and the knee's are loving the no impact movement.

I'm turning 65 this year and the "" step through "" feature of this bike makes it so easy to get on and off. That, and the smooth response of the hydraulic breaks coupled with being easily able to squarely place my foot on the ground, when stopping, makes for a perfect ride from start to finish. These aren't quite "" fat boy "" tires, but, they sure do provide for a really comfortable ride. I didn't think I'd like fat tires, but I have decided to change my mind. A really comfortable ride.