Brake cable prevents handlebars from turning I just got a bike off of Amazon and I'm not sure how well-assembled it is.
I can turn the handlebars about 45 degrees to the left hand side. On the right hand side, I can only turn them about 15 degrees before the brake cable hits the frame and prevents it from turning anymore. I am concerned that this may be a problem if I need to make a sharp right turn.
Is there anything I can do to fix this? Is it just poor construction?
Here are some photos:



When the bike arrived, the adjustment screw for the brake was fully screwed-in, and I loosened it in order to tighten the front brake up a bit (it still feels too loose to be comfortable, though). Tightening the adjustment screw all the way isn't enough to let the handlebars turn to the right.
Sounds like there's not enough slack in the brake cable outer.  Photos will help a lot - you can add them in with [edit]   My assumption is poor assembly.
It is fixable - You can buy more brake cable outer in a kit which should let you re-do the brakes on the bike.  But the bike is brand new and that really shouldn't be necessary.  You might choose to return the bike as &quot;unsuitable&quot; that's up to you.

Aside - we might spot other issues with assembly if you add some clear well-lit photos.  Add one from the right hand side of the bike showing the whole thing, one showing the handlebars area, and if you can a third showing the bike's rear wheel cassette and derailleur.