Zukka Slash 700C Hybrid Bike Review
A 700x32C hybrid and road bike that Hycline sells under the Zukka name, listed at $319.99 with front and rear disc brakes and a Shimano 7-speed system, as the page lists them. The table gives 33.73 lb and a rider height of 5'3" to 6'2".
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Our verdict
A reasonable fit for riders of 5'3" to 6'2" who want a 7-speed hybrid with front and rear disc brakes at $319.99 and accept a listed 33.73 lb. Look elsewhere if you want a lower listed weight or more component detail: the page names Shimano for the gears but no brake or tire brand, and it calls the build lightweight beside that table weight. The main caveat is a short page whose figures all come from the store.
- Best for
- Riders of 5'3" to 6'2" who want a 7-speed hybrid with front and rear disc brakes.
- Skip if
- You want a lower listed weight than 33.73 lb or a page that names the brakes and tires.
Why 3.1/5: Held back by a page that is little more than a short description, store pages that disagree on their own terms, thin outside information about the store and no independent test.
Zukka Slash is a 700C hybrid and road bike on 700x32C tires, which Hycline sells under the Zukka name at $319.99. The page describes a double-slash frame and lists a Shimano 7-speed system, front and rear disc brakes, aluminum rims and a TEC chain. Its table gives an aluminum alloy frame, a 24-inch frame size and a weight of 33.73 lb.
Specifications
| Spec | Page says |
|---|---|
| Tire/wheel size (in.) | 700x32C |
| Frame Size (in.) | 24 |
| Rider Height | 5'3"-6'2" |
| Frame Material | Aluminum Alloy Frame |
| Product Weight (lb.) | 33.73 |
| Bicycle Derailleur | 7-speed |
| Terrain Type | Road, Hybrid |
| Color Family | Bronze/White/Pink/Orange/Blue |
| Assembly Completion | 85% |
| Height (in.) | 39.30 |
| Length (in.) | 68.80 |
| Width (in.) | 25.20 |
Options and pricing
Pricing is a single $319.99 across five colors, Bronze, White, Pink, Orange and Blue, all in the one size option shown, 700x32C, and all five were in stock when read. A crossed-out price of $336.99 appears beside the current one. The listing calls the bike 85% pre-assembled and says installation tools and pedals are included.
How it compares
The Zukka Seagull 700C Hybrid Road Bike keeps the 700x32C tires at $359.99 and lists 29.10 lb, while this bike's table lists 33.73 lb at $319.99. The Pastoral 700C Hybrid Bike has the same $319.99 price with 700x35C tires and 28.66 lb. The Ecarpat Druk 700C Road Bike lists 700x28C tires and 28.89 lb, also at $319.99.
Shipping, returns and warranty
Shipping: the shipping policy covers the continental US only and says the store does not ship outside the United States (the About page mentions DHL and USPS for orders outside the US), yet its table lists a Hawaii and Alaska rate of $25.99 under a heading that excludes both. General-size items ship free over $99.99 (Standard, 4 to 6 days) or for $5.99 below that, with Expedited at $7.99 and 3rd Day at $12.99; bikes and suspension forks count as oversized and ship Standard in 7 to 15 days for $29.99, so a bike's free-shipping banner does not remove that charge. Orders leave within 1 business day with a tracking number, delivery needs a signature, and damage must be noted on the delivery receipt and reported within 24 hours with photos and video; product pages say the order comes from the nearest of 7 US warehouses, and the About page gives a Stockton, California address. Returns: the refund policy gives 30 days for new, unused items in original packaging, with photos sent first to get a return label; for a change of mind the buyer pays return shipping (the About page calls 30-day returns free), while a defective item can be returned within 30 days without restocking or return fees, and after that the policy offers help with manufacturer warranty support. The refund is processed within 48 hours of approval in the policy and within 24 working hours of the warehouse receiving the item in the FAQ. Warranty: the Terms of Service hold only an as-is disclaimer and are governed by the laws of China; the one-year figure comes from the product pages (a 'Manufacturer Warranty' row on most bike pages and a '1-year warranty' line under the buy box), and no page says what it covers or how to claim.
Before you buy
The page shows no customer reviews of this bike; the store's own review page lists 3,669 reviews, and 23 of the 25 it displays are about tires or tubes. Reputation: on Trustpilot (read on the Australian site) hyclinebike.com is an unclaimed profile with one review, five stars from April 2023 about 700c tires, and nothing newer. The store's review page shows 4.66 stars from 3,669 reviews through a Judge.me widget that we could not verify. The registry shows hyclinebike.com registered on 2 November 2022, while the About page says the site opened in 2019 and the company grew from a repair shop and a tire factory; it gives a Stockton, California address, and the Terms are governed by the laws of China. Web searches on 22 October 2026 found no independent review of the store's complete bikes. The review shows the code FACESTORE. A cart test on 22 October 2026, made without the affiliate link, took 5% off bikes, a trike and parts; if the discount line is missing from your cart, enter FACESTORE at checkout. The page shows a crossed-out regular price; that is the store's own comparison figure.
What we liked
- Front and rear disc brakes, as the page lists them
- A Shimano 7-speed system named by the page, matching the 7-speed entry in the table
- Five color options at one price
- The table gives a frame size, a rider height and overall dimensions
Worth noting
- The table lists 33.73 lb, more than the Pastoral, Druk and Seagull figures, although the page calls the build lightweight
- No brake type (mechanical or hydraulic) or rotor size is given
- No tire brand, shifter model or fork detail is named beyond a TEC chain and Shimano gears
Questions before you buy
Which gear system does the Zukka Slash list?
The table lists a 7-speed derailleur and the feature text names a Shimano 7-speed change system. It gives no shifter model.
Does the Zukka Slash have disc brakes?
The page lists front and rear disc brakes and describes them as double brakes. It does not say whether they are mechanical or hydraulic and gives no rotor size.
What weight and frame size does the Slash list?
The table lists 33.73 lb, a frame size of 24 in. and a rider height of 5'3"-6'2".
Where does Hycline ship, and what does a bike cost to ship?
The policy covers the continental US only (Hawaii and Alaska are listed at $25.99 in one table but excluded in its heading). Bikes and suspension forks are oversized: Standard shipping takes 7 to 15 days after handling and costs $29.99, even though the page banner offers free shipping over $99. Orders ship within 1 business day with tracking and a signature at delivery.
What is the return window?
30 days for new, unused items in original packaging, after sending photos and receiving a return label. You pay return shipping for a change of mind (the About page calls returns free); a defective item has no restocking or return fee. This page's spec table says 'Returnable 90-Day', which the policy does not repeat.
Does the bike have a warranty?
Most bike pages list a 1-year manufacturer warranty, and the buy-box blurb says '1-year warranty', but the Terms of Service and the policies name no warranty period, coverage or claim process. Ask [email protected] for the terms in writing before ordering.
Sources & verification
What this review is based on and the day we last read it. Specs and claims from the maker are the maker’s own; the verdict and the rating are ours.
From the store
- Zukka Slash 700C Hybrid Bike product page: specs, options and price (the buy buttons go there)Specs, options and the listed priceRead October 22, 2026
- Hycline shipping policyContinental US only; free standard shipping over $99.99; bikes are oversized, Standard 7-15 days, $29.99; signature and 24-hour damage reportRead October 22, 2026
- Hycline refund policy30-day returns for new, unused items; defects free; buyer pays return shipping for a change of mind; refund within 48 hours of approvalRead October 22, 2026
- Hycline FAQOrder changes within 6 hours, tracking, 30-day return guarantee, refund within 24 working hours of the warehouse receiving the itemRead October 22, 2026
- Hycline About pageCompany history, Stockton CA address, local US warehouse, '30-Day Free Return' wordingRead October 22, 2026
- Hycline Terms of ServiceStore operated by 'Hycline'; as-is disclaimer; governed by the laws of China; no warranty termsRead October 22, 2026
- Hycline review page (the store's own widget)4.66 stars from 3,669 reviews shown by the store, almost all about tires and tubes; not verified by usRead October 22, 2026
Independent
- Trustpilot profile for hyclinebike.com (Australian site)Unclaimed profile with one review (5 stars, April 2023, about tires); nothing newerRead October 22, 2026
- Verisign RDAP record for hyclinebike.comDomain registered 2022-11-02Read October 22, 2026
What we couldn’t verify
- The page calls the build lightweight, yet the table lists 33.73 lb, more than the weights shown for the Pastoral, Druk and Seagull pages (28.66, 28.89 and 29.10 lb).
- The page gives no brake type, rotor size, tire brand or shifter model; it names only Shimano for the 7-speed system and a TEC chain.
- The text says the double brakes give faster braking and the Shimano system stable shifting, with no source or measurement behind either claim.
- The return policy gives 30 days, while this page's table says 'Returnable 90-Day' and the About page calls 30-day returns free; the policy makes buyers pay return shipping for a change of mind.
- The store's terms and policies name no warranty period or coverage; the 1-year figure appears only on product pages.
- The shipping policy treats bikes as oversized at a flat $29.99 (Standard, 7 to 15 days) while the buy-box blurb says free shipping over $99; the policy also lists a Hawaii and Alaska rate while excluding both.
- No independent test or customer review of this model was found in web searches made on 22 October 2026, and the page's own copy is the only source for its figures.
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