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may baby asked in SportsCycling · 8 months ago

Can I return a assembled bike to a Walmart store?

I ordered a bike on walmart.com. It of course came unassembled. Am I able to return the assembled bike to Walmart store. It is very uncomfortable to ride with a baby seat attached so I am switching to a cruiser. 

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  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    The logical thing would be to ask Walmart.

  • pmt853
    Lv 7
    8 months ago

    Ask Walmart. Check their returns policy. Check what you signed up to when you ordered the bike. Sounds like you just made a bad buying decision. Next time do try, try, try BEFORE (BEFORE) you buy. 

  • ?
    Lv 7
    8 months ago

    I guess CALLING your local store & asking is out of the question.  Just way too logical.  Or looking at Walmart's return policy which is CLEALY posted on their website - also out of the question.  https://www.walmart.com/help/channel/returns-repla...  

    Oh...one more thing.  You didn't buy a bike from Walmart.  You bought a BSO (bicycle shaped object).  The worst possible parts & components on the planet.  Plus you can't TEST RIDE any of them before the sale.  You can do that at a REAL bicycle shop.  But, oh no...you had to save a few dollars by going cheap.  Learn anything? 🤔  Shop small.  Shop local.  Support your local bike shop - not some multi-billion dollar conglomerate.   

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  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    You must return it just as you received it..

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  • Anonymous
    8 months ago

    What would WalMart do with a used bike?  They can't sell it - so a 100% loss because you don't like what you bought?

    Really . . . I don't know if a store manager has the authority to take on a loss . . . or how much noise you would have to make.  Were it me, I would try to sell someplace like Craigslist - or even donate it to a charity store or give to a needy kid.

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