Hycline's beach cruiser, 20-inch folding bike and adult tricycle, compared by wheel size, gears and price.
Zukka Crossroll 20-Inch Folding Bike — read reviewA 20-inch folding bike sold under the Zukka name at $355.99. The table lists 20 X 1.5 tires, 34.39 lb, a rider height of 4.1'-5.9' and a folded size of 32.7 x 24 x 18.1 in., and the page text names a steel frame, dual disc brakes and, on a line about a ZUKKA 24 model, a 7 speed shifter.
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Ecarpat Roowee 26-Inch Beach Cruiser Bike — read reviewA single-speed beach cruiser listed from $312.99. The page describes coaster brakes and a dual-spring saddle, and its table lists a 24 x 2.1 tire size, 40 lb and a rider height of 4'8"-5'6", although the title says 26-inch and the page gives two frame materials.
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Knus Virbus 24-Inch Adult Tricycle — read reviewA three-wheel adult tricycle listed at $319.99 with 24-inch wheels. The page describes a steel structure and a rear basket of 22" L x 18" W x 12", lists a rider height of 5'3"-6'2" and says the buyer assembles it, but it has no specification table and gives the gearing two ways.
FACESTORE5% offAll three bikes here come from one store, Hycline, and they are three kinds of bike rather than three rivals: a single-speed beach cruiser (Ecarpat Roowee, from $312.99), an adult tricycle (Knus Virbus, $319.99) and a 20-inch folding bike (Zukka Crossroll, $355.99), with prices checked October 23, 2026. That is too few to compare like with like, so use this page to check one bike against your own needs. Start with wheel size and rider height. The titles say 26-inch, 24-inch and 20-inch wheels, but the Roowee's table lists a 24 x 2.1 tire size against 26-inch in its title, text and size option. Rider heights are 4'8" to 5'6" for the Roowee and 5'3" to 6'2" for the Virbus; the Crossroll lists 4.1'-5.9', which is not written in feet and inches like the other two.
Then read gears, brakes, frame and weight, which the pages state thinly. The Roowee lists a single speed in its table and pedal-backwards coaster brakes in its text. The Virbus title says single-speed while its page address says 7-speed, and its page has no specification table and gives no weight or brake type. The Crossroll's text names a 7 speed shifter and derailleur, but on a line about a ZUKKA 24 model, and says dual disc brakes without a type. The Roowee's frame is the one that conflicts: its table says aluminum alloy and its text steel, while the Virbus and Crossroll pages say steel. Table weights are 40 lb for the Roowee and 34.39 lb for the Crossroll, and the Virbus gives none.
Hycline's terms apply to all three. Its refund policy gives 30 days for new, unused items in original packaging, after you send photos and get a return label; you pay return shipping if you change your mind, while a defective bike can go back within 30 days without restocking or return fees. The About page calls 30-day returns free, and the Roowee's table adds 'Returnable 90-Day', which the policy does not repeat. Shipping covers the continental US only, and the policy treats every bike as oversized: $29.99 for Standard delivery in 7 to 15 days, although product pages advertise free shipping over $99. Delivery needs a signature, and damage must be reported within 24 hours. The 1-year warranty appears only on product pages, in the Roowee's table and in a buy-box blurb on the other two, and the policies and the Terms of Service name no period, coverage or claim process.
Look elsewhere if you need a spec sheet that agrees with itself or a load limit with a source. Two pages state a load limit, 330 pounds for rider and cargo on the Virbus and 220LB on the Crossroll, both without a source, and the Roowee states none. Web searches on October 22, 2026 found no independent test or customer review of any of the three, so Hycline's own pages are the only source for these figures. Before ordering, ask [email protected] to confirm the wheel size, gearing, frame material and brake type in writing.
| Review | Price | Wheels | Gearing | Frame | Rider height |
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| Zukka Crossroll 20-Inch Folding Bike | $355.99 | 20 X 1.5, per the table | 7 speed per the text, which names a ZUKKA 24 model; SL-TX30-7R shifter, RD-TY21 derailleur | Steel per the page text; frame size 20 on the table | 4.1'-5.9' on the table |
| Ecarpat Roowee 26-Inch Beach Cruiser Bike | From $312.99 | Title says 26-inch; the table lists 24 x 2.1 | Single speed, per the table | Aluminum Alloy Frame in the table; the text says steel | 4'8"-5'6" on the table |
| Knus Virbus 24-Inch Adult Tricycle | $319.99 | 24-inch wheels, three-wheel design | Single-speed in the title; the page address says 7-speed | Steel structure, as the page words it | 5'3"-6'2", as the page lists it |
Two of the three pages state a limit and the Roowee cruiser states none. The Virbus page says its steel structure supports a rider and cargo of up to 330 pounds, and the Crossroll text says its steel frame supports a maximum weight of 220LB. Neither figure has a source on the page, and the Virbus gives no weight for the tricycle itself, so ask Hycline to confirm the limit in writing.
The Zukka Crossroll's table lists a folded size of 32.7 x 24 x 18.1 in. and a weight of 34.39 lb. The text says to fold the pedals first and then the bar and frame, both on quick releases. Its gearing line names a ZUKKA 24 Folding Bike rather than this 20-inch model, so treat the gear details as unconfirmed.
No: the Knus Virbus page says the tricycle is unassembled and the buyer installs it, with assembly tools, an installation video and instructions listed, and it gives no assembly time. The Roowee cruiser page says 85% assembled in its table and 86% in its text, leaving the pedals, front wheel, handlebars and tire inflation to the buyer. The Crossroll page says nothing about assembly or what comes in the box.
Hycline charges $29.99 for Standard shipping on any bike, 7 to 15 days, to the continental US only, although product pages advertise free shipping over $99. Returns: 30 days for new, unused items in original packaging; you pay return shipping if you change your mind, and a defective bike can go back without fees. The 1-year warranty appears only on product pages; the policies and terms name no period, coverage or claim process.