1000W Folding Electric Bike, 48V 20AH Large Removable Battery E Bike, 30+MPH, 80 Miles Max Range, 20" Fat Tire Electric Bike for Adults, Adult Electric Bicycles for Commute Beach Snow

The good:-Bike seems to be pretty rugged. I took a fall while going off a curb on this bike and it's still fine. The pedals also fold in against the bike if it drops on its side to prevent them from breaking off, pretty clever design.-Relatively simple to assemble out of the box. Not too complex, all the tools come with the bike.-Battery seems to have a decent capacity, but no idea if it will ever live up to its advertised 80+ miles range. I highly doubt that number, maybe if you're 100 pounds and you keep it on PAS 1 all the time. Maybe. I went about 10 miles using PAS 3-4 and the battery dropped to four bars (out of five).-It's pretty good at accelerating from standstill, and even going uphill. I've never been able to go above 24-25MPH, probably shouldn't anyway for the sake of my own safety. I doubt it can go over 30 as advertised.-Suspension does a good enough job of absorbing bumps and jolts. Could be better, could be worse. Don't expect it to save you from potholes.The bad:-Compared to bikes with larger wheels, this bike has a higher chance of just launching you off forwards if you drop onto the street from the curb instead of taking the ramp. I learned this the hard way (see above). This is something inherent to the wheel size and not specifically a problem with the bike itself, but keep that in mind.-The wires are really flimsy. The line connecting the front headlight to the battery is very fragile and is prone to snapping just from you steering. That doesn't really matter much though, since the headlight is very dim even when turned on. I guarantee you that your phone's light is brighter than this thing. The rest of the lines are well protected in some sort of rubber wrapping, so I guess what really matters won't break that easily.-The chain is exposed on the right side of the bike. Get a plastic cover for it or be careful not to get lubricant on your pants.-The bell that comes with this thing is absolute trash. Get your own.-The seat that comes on this bike is kinda meh. It's good enough, technically, but it could be a lot better. Nothing of major concern unless you're going to be riding it for more than an hour daily.The interesting:-It seems the design has seen some minor updates. My bike looks slightly different from the ones I saw in the reviews before my purchase. Somebody pointed out that the text on the side said "ELECRIC BIKE", missing a T there. Mine reads "ELECTRIC BIKE", so I guess they saw that review and fixed it.-The LCD screen is new, I think. It sure doesn't look like the screen that's shown in the manual, nor do the buttons look the same either. Speaking of which, my screen cracked a bit on the top when I took that fall. It still works fine, so there's that.- This thing weighs over thirty kilograms, or seventy pounds. Unless you lift weights regularly, you really don't understand just how heavy that really is, especially when trying to lift something that's larger than you. Get a buddy to help you if you need to bring it upstairs.- The motor gives off this high-pitch whine. Not sure if that's normal, I assume it is. The brakes also squeak pretty loudly, and I don't really like that. They look fine and work fine though, so right now I just leave them be.- The lights (assuming they work) turn on automatically when you plug in the battery, and do not care whether you press the lights button or not. Don't keep your battery plugged in if you leave it on your bike.Overall: 5 stars. I'd give it a 4, BUT their customer service is pretty great, a lot better than I expected. The original headlight that came in the box was faulty, the manufacturer sent me a new one free. Of course that doesn't matter for shit now that the line has snapped, but still.

The front fender broke when I went over a single small pothole, and the seat post bent while riding, but I believe that to have been my own mistake and I just need to order a replacement seat post, and see if it can get a new front fender. They replaced the front fender and seat post for free with snail mail postage.Edit: I had a single fall in gravel doing 15mph, the front break lever completely snapped off, nbd I think, I bought the warranty, nope apparently a fall, regular occurrence on bicycles, isn't covered so you have to pay out of pocket. Warranty is clearly not worth the money. The rear rim was also bent slightly from the fall and im waiting to hear back if that's going to be covered, or if I'm just going to be left paying hundreds of dollars to repair the bike that fell apart on the first fall. Will update.Otherwise, I'm a 280lbs 6'4 guy who absolutely loves the bike. The battery life leaves room to be desired, but I absolutely have had a blast cruising around. The rear fender may be rubbing with my weight on the seat slightly, but that might just be because the tires are still super brand new; still needs to be determined.Speed wise, it operates as advertised which surprised me at my size. It is slightly heavy carrying up any sizeable amount of stairs, but I love it so far. Very smooth ride and comfortable controls. Will update with time.The company shipped my a replacement seat post, and a replacement front mudflap for free after emailing them what happened, and photos. Absolutely great customer service. I've been so excited about this bike and I've put over 40miles on it in less than 48hrs, having the few parts break absolutely had me distraught, but the quick response and quick help made me feel so much better immediately.

Although not 100% perfect, it is much better than the one bought at Walmart. It is easier to assemble.