If you don't know a lot about bicycles I would adv...

If you don't know a lot about bicycles I would advise to avoid. I purchased a bike from them sometime ago and from the beginning it was some problems with the gear switch. When I brought it for the tune up they "could not find the problem", but everything was working for a while. Now the same problem arise. I decided to look it up and educate myself. It turns out they put the mountain bike cassette and the chainring assemble on the road bike. If that was not enough, they removed a few gears from the cassette assembly. Since enough time passed after the purchase I cannot proof anything. So, my advise would be either take a good friend who knows thing or two about bicycles or don't go there. They will take advantage.