SpeedridElectric Bike 26" Fat Tire Electric Bike for Adult, 25mph Peak 750W 48V 10.4/ 13Ah Removable Battery Electric Mountain Bike, Commuting Off Road Ebike 7 Speed & Front Suspension Fast Charge

I purchased this bike as my daily commuter to/from work or minor trips to the grocer.Not even a full month after purchase the machine fails to apply power to wheels, and I'm still too out of shape to personally power the bike over the hills between home and work so I have to resort to purchasing rides until I could sort this problem out.At first, I assumed I was just over the weight limit between myself and all of the gear I installed on the bike, such as rear saddlebag, thick chain bike lock, tire pump for emergencies, etc. It was brought to my attention that I was actually receiving an error code and, after investigating, was having a hard time trying to find a solution for this specific model so I reached out to the manufacturer for advice or steps that i could take. After only a couple of days with delayed responses, their hours of operation being well outside my own, and I was thoroughly surprised to find them offering me a replacement controller free of charge and they were expediting shipping to assist as fast as possible! It arrived a day or two later.I'm not mechanically minded but even for me the replacement was fairly simple and their emails also included a few tips to help prevent the malfunction from occurring again, even though it was highly likely that i had caused the issue through my own negligence.Would recommend this product, or at least this manufacturer, to others in search of a power assist bike.---The bike was easy to assemble on arrival, the instructions also included a youtube link for assembly as well as some, mildly accurate, images that were easy to follow. It's sturdy and fun to ride, even while being a large man whom is above 6ft tall.I would not recommend this variant if you live upstairs as this 70lb monster can be a little rough to wield up the flight after a long ride, but, for me, I enjoy it a lot.Con: rear tire guard features multiple joints and they can be a little fickle with adjusting and staying in position. Mine came loose enough during a ride that it connected with wheel and was torn to shreds by the contact. That came day my saddle bag rack arrived so it was going to be replaced anyway, I just feel you should make sure you have everything sorted before you ride to ensure this doesn't happen to you.

I now have 75 miles on this thing and absolutely love it. Mind you it needs some customizations like a tail light and a much more powerful headlight (the one it comes with is NOT adequate for nighttime riding). It’s comfortable, easy to operate, and easy to assemble. Be warned though the tires will not be at the proper PSI (20psi) upon delivery, mine was at 10psi. Make sure you fill the tires asap.

I took a chance purchasing this bike, saw several venders selling the same bike with different brand names so was a little hesitant. This will be an initial review. The set up was easy, you just need to install the handle bars, front tire, front fender, seat and front rack if you choose to add it, I left it out for now. It comes with all the necessary tools. You also have to install front and rear reflectors, a bell and front headlight. I was initially going to purchase a $1,800 e-bike but there is not a huge difference in features and performance versus this one. The only thing I can think of is long term usage and how it holds up versus the more expensive bikes. The plus is most of the components can easily be replaced with parts you can find locally, tire size, seat, and you can probably get parts on ebay for less. Looks just like the pictures, everything that it shows comes with the bike. Took it for an initial 1 mile test drive, pedal assist works good, you have to set the pedal assist to use the throttle. Didn't measure speed but it's fast, at least the 20mph it states. I purchased it to have as a vehicle back up, I live 3 miles from work and everything else is within 5 miles. Gas and car shortages made me think about an alternative method of transportation, not much public transportation where I live. Will try to update on actual speed and range later. No regrets buying it, looks and feels like a solid bike. With care it should last a while. Just wish I knew where to get a spare battery. Thanks. 7/10/21 quick update, rode it today for 12.7 miles, top speed with throttle 20.25 mph. I used it on pedal assist 2 all the way, used it to get me going then used throttle most of the way. At the end of my run I was showing 3 bars, but when I used full throttle at the end it dropped to 2 bars then back up to 3 after slowing down. I feel confident it will get me 20 mile easy with moderate throttle and some pedal assist. I probably won't update again unless I have any major issues. I feel good about this purchase and feel it will come in handy to use as an alternative method of transportation. Update, 7/27/21. I purchased an extra battery from ebay, Reention makes compatible batteries. Just make sure the voltage and size dimensions match. The bike is still running great, I drive within 10 miles with mostly moderate throttle and at most use half of the battery. So far so good. Thank you.