Wal-Mart sells something like 2 million bicycles a year. If they're actually selling "really dangerous" bicycles then it should be easy for you to point at some

Wal-Mart sells something like 2 million bicycles a year. If they're actually selling "really dangerous" bicycles then it should be easy for you to point at some actual statistics about it. After all, in America there are regularly recalls for things like "we manufactured 600 bicycle forks that might crack and pose an fall hazard"[1] "we made 800 bicycles where the caliper might come into contact with a broken spoke"[2] "we manufactured 4,100 steer tubes that can become loose"[3] [1]: https://www.cpsc.gov/es/Recalls/2016/enve-recalls-bicycle-forks https://www.cpsc.gov/es/Recalls/2016/enve-recalls-bicycle-fo... [2]: https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2017/Trek-Recalls-Disc-Bicycles https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2017/Trek-Recalls-Disc-Bicycles [3]:https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2016/Box-Components-Recalls-BMX-Bicycle-Forks https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2016/Box-Components-Recalls-BMX... So where's the evidence of the tens of thousands of "really dangerous" bicycles being sold in America?