Country: 104.24.121.84, North America, US

City: -122.3933 California, United States

I bought this for my 12 year old son based on a coworkers recommendation, he rode BMX bikes for years. WOW both of us were pleased, me with how well it was built and him for the fun and looks. He won't stop riding it !!!!! Also great price. One thing you should know is that this should be put together by a BMX bike shop to have it adjusted properly, cost for this was $40.00. You can do it yourself, but it was worth the piece of mind to have PROS build it.

Baby poops. Baby's bottom irritated. Baby cries. Mommy irritated. Mommy yells. Daddy irritated. The vicious chain reaction of diaper rash / irritation.

The guide is terrific if you travel to the “selected" areas of Germany. However, this is NOT a complete guide for the whole country and it leaves out large parts of touristy regions such as the Allgaeu around Oberstdorf, the Bavarian Forest around Passau and the North Sea and its islands (not even Sylt is mentioned!). As a native I bought this guide to see how Americans view our country and what they deem important or curious. I had to laugh out loud when I read that Germans do not wear flip flops unless they go swimming. He’s referring to the “Badeschlappen”, yes, but don’t worry, I walk around in flip flops all the time in summer and no-one ever asked if I’m about to go swimming :-) I like how much Rick goes into detail for example when planning to see Neuschwanstein. All in all a great guide if you stick to the places he describes but arm yourself with e.g. a Fodor’s Germany in case you feel like discovering something else.

Works with Windows 10 and no real problems. The GUI is a bit silly as it has symbols that don't describe the operations until you click them, but not so complex that you can't figure it out. Main gripe is that their 2014 software is no longer supported and won't deal with windows 10, so had to spring for a $30 upgrade to get this version.