View: Exactly how Nicely Will the Division Shop Hill Bicycle Shred?

Buying a new downhill bike for $179 might seem like a sweet deal—until you take it out on the trail. This becomes abundantly clear in pro downhiller Phil Kmetz's new video, during which he somehow survives a double-black diamond DH trail, massive jumps and all, on a Walmart-bought Huffy Carnage.
Carbon Mountain Bike
Despite being aesthetically on-point, good for skids, and stocked with some current-looking components (like 27.5 wheels and a coil shock) the Carnage weighs in at a hefty 55 lbs and sports a set of improperly-set-up brakes, which produce a deafening squeal and literally burn away over the course of the run. The bolts also prove un-tightenable, resulting in some worrisome handling, especially as Kmetz reaches the jump line. Undeterred by the disintegration of his steed (or eventual lack of all stopping power) Kmetz braves his way to the bottom for the sake of a proper gear test.
Carbon Road Bike
While most department store bikes will never be subjected to this kind of torture, and might be great options for lighter use, there's a morbid sort of fascination in watching this one meet its demise.

Of his run, Kmetz says: "After several close calls and soiled undergarments... I've never been so happy to get to the end of the trail.” See it for yourself below (there is crashing).