The all blue bike is a Denali and it is last years model. Now it's yellow/black. Still a Denali. I've only made one of each (blue and yellow/black) so I can't remember what any differences are, but the yellow/black one looks fantastic and very quality looking.

I fell in love with the pictures I saw of this bike and when I saw it in person, I knew that I had to have it. The yellow and black scheme is the only one available, and it is really pretty.

The guy from AZ that answered you has the older model, 09 I would assume as it is the one I have, yes it use to be blue, but this new bike that costs 158 is the '10 gmc denali and only comes in YELLOW, like shown in the pic. Its alot sleaker then the blue 09 denali and the revo shifters are made by shimano this time, hence why the price has gone higher and im assuming the tweaked the horrid brakes.

Just saw it in the store today, and yes it is as pictured very nice looking.

yes this bike comes in yellow and black. are you sure it was this model that was in blue? denali has a bike out there that is all blue but this is not the same model.

It might be a little big for you. I'm a bike assembler for Wal-Mart and we got one of these bikes returned a few days ago because it was "too big". The rider was around 5'8. I'm 5'10" and have to reach with my toes over the frame to touch both feet to the ground but can reach with one foot just fine..hope this helps.

The shifters are the twist type & are on the flat part of the handelbars. If you have owned bikes with these types of shifters you know that they don't shift as precisely as the STI shifters, but still work very well. If you want the best shifting get the Schwinn CF-1000.

Do not get this bike for weight loss if you need to lose a substantial amount of weight. Get a hybrid with upright seating instead. This is a nice bike, at a very attractive price, but it is a Touring bike and you must bend over to ride it. I weigh 215 and it works just fine for me.

I would check with the store to which you want to have the bike shipped. Do not just assume that they will assemble it for you. Besides, it is a good idea to talk to the bicycle people at your local store anyway, to get an idea of how much they know. The man I talked with before I bought my bike gave me confidence that if I have a problem he will fix it.

The horizontal frame rail is 32" off the ground. You should have a minimum of 1" clearance between the frame rail and your crotch when straddling the frame with your feet on the ground. That's why its important to check a bike out in person before buying it. In my opinion, this bike is really built for riders over 6'2". The tires are 27" in diameter.