I purchased the bike from (50 cheaper than website) a few months ago. The bike was delivered sooner than promised. Packaging was superior without a scratch. I stood the box on end and when I opened the box, the bike fell right into my hands. I pulled the box away and that was it. No lifting! Others commented they opened the box and lifted the bike out. No need. Its practically put together except for the seat and handlebars. I purposely waited to post a review. So far after over 100 miles Its everything I expected. I am getting more than 50 miles per charge. Im 160 lbs and 5 9. All things considered, the battery holds a charge very well. I mostly use pedal assist. It takes a little learning curve to get used to the throttle. I have a habit of pressing the pedal forward in assist mode. If youre not paying attention it will jolt forward Be sure to have both Hands on the bars to maintain control.
My only con would be the frame size. I like to fully extend my legs when pedaling. With the seat maxed out Im pedaling with a bent knees. On the other hand, the pedal assist does wonders for 69 year old knees. I purchased the convex handlebar mirrors from (Briskmore)which is a big plus. They fit into the ends of the handlebars.
One other thing Id like to mention, its not a motorbike. If youre buying the bike as youre primary means of transportation. There might be better choices out there.
Well built E Bike
I purchased the bike from (50 cheaper than website) a few months ago. The bike was delivered sooner than promised. Packaging was superior without a scratch. I stood the box on end and when I opened the box, the bike fell right into my hands. I pulled the box away and that was it. No lifting! Others commented they opened the box and lifted the bike out. No need. Its practically put together except for the seat and handlebars. I purposely waited to post a review. So far after over 100 miles Its everything I expected. I am getting more than 50 miles per charge. Im 160 lbs and 5 9. All things considered, the battery holds a charge very well. I mostly use pedal assist. It takes a little learning curve to get used to the throttle. I have a habit of pressing the pedal forward in assist mode. If youre not paying attention it will jolt forward Be sure to have both Hands on the bars to maintain control. My only con would be the frame size. I like to fully extend my legs when pedaling. With the seat maxed out Im pedaling with a bent knees. On the other hand, the pedal assist does wonders for 69 year old knees. I purchased the convex handlebar mirrors from (Briskmore)which is a big plus. They fit into the ends of the handlebars. One other thing Id like to mention, its not a motorbike. If youre buying the bike as youre primary means of transportation. There might be better choices out there.