Electric Bike - 500W Peak Motor Electric Bike for Adults, 20MPH Up to 60 Miles, Removable Battery, Shock Absorber, 7-Speed, 26” Tire Electric Commuter Bicycle for Adults

My wife and I recently bought two e-bikes from different brands, and this one has been a real standout. I got this model for my wife, but I’ve taken it out a few times myself, and I’m seriously impressed. The shock absorbers are fantastic. I’m around 220 pounds, and even on rough, hilly trails, the ride stayed smooth and comfortable.The battery life is another big plus. We did a long weekend ride through some pretty challenging terrain, and the charge held up really well. I mostly used pedal assist, which definitely helps extend the range compared to throttle-only mode. We easily got through a full day of riding without worrying about the battery dying.If I had to mention one downside, it’s that the battery takes a while to charge fully. It’s not a dealbreaker, but it does require a bit of planning if you want to ride again the next day. That said, the range is solid enough that it hasn’t been a major issue for us.Overall, this bike is sturdy, fun to ride, and perfect for commutes or weekend adventures. My wife loves it, and I’m tempted to swap with her sometimes! Definitely recommend if you’re looking for a reliable e-bike that can handle hills and longer distances.

I’ve been riding this 500W electric bike for a few weeks now, and it has completely transformed my daily commute. The 500W peak motor gives a smooth, powerful boost when I need it, and the 7-speed gear system allows for flexible riding whether I’m on flat roads or going uphill. The bike easily reaches 20 MPH, and the battery lasts up to 50-55 miles per charge, which is more than enough for my round-trip to work and errands in between. The 26” tires offer a comfortable and stable ride, and I especially appreciate the built-in shock absorber—it handles bumps and rough roads really well. The removable battery is super convenient for charging indoors. The silver design also looks sleek and modern. I’ve recommended it to several coworkers already!

This bike feels solid and well put together, much better than I expected for the price (I purchased it when it was on sale). The 500W motor gives it plenty of power for climbing hills, and I can switch to manual pedaling or lower assistance when I want a workout. Assembly was straightforward, and all the parts felt sturdy and high-quality. The brakes are responsive and give me confidence when riding at higher speeds. Overall, it feels like a reliable investment for both fun rides and practical daily use.

Love this e-bike! Smooth ride, strong motor, and great range. Battery pops out for easy charging, and the suspension makes bumps no problem. Perfect for riding while I am rehabing my knee - allows me to ride and not over work myself

We got this bike for my son to start the school year and it was a fine choice.Packing:The bike came in a big box on our porch and it does take 2 people to properly move it. Unboxing uneventful but we did notice a few shipping protection things did get knocked loose but no damage was observed.Assembly:The assembly manual was on the small side so it was a challenge to figure out some of the assembly steps but overall wasn't that bad.There was a bit of glue residue on the handlebar stem from the shipping protection foam, though that should clean up fine with rubbing alcohol. The assembly manual doesn't explicitly say so but do make sure the 2 side screws on the handlebar stem is tight! (see 5th pic).I've included a picture on how i think the headlamp and front fender should be (6th pic).Rear reflector needed the rubber pad cut in half and the rear fender needed only 1 spacer to to fit seat stem properly (7th pic). Tires came a bit flat so i inflated them to 40PSI. The bike included a tire pump but i used my own so I can't vouch for it's quality.Usage:Manual didn't provide instructions on how to use the keys, start the bike or charge the battery so I'll tell you now.The battery is removable/swappable and the only thing the key is for is to lock the battery the bike. If you have to park your bike outside your school, you can bring the battery in to charge! Charging port is on the side of the battery and the cover is kinda hard to open until you figure it out. Slightly lift the cover and then turn to expose the charging port. I've taken pictures of the battery (36v, 10.4Ah), charger (42v @ 3A), & bike label in case anyone cares. (8/9/10th pic)You hold down "M" on the screen to start the bike and + or to change the pedal assist.Ride:There's front shocks so it can absorb some bumps. There's 7 rear gears that were very easy to though I don't really think they're gonna be used much for normal street rides. This is overall an improvement from my son's previous bike and the ride is smooth and fast. Pedal assist and throttle controls were intuitive to use. The headhamp was bright enough and the horn is actually pretty loud.Value:I got a good price for this bike and very satisfied with what this bike has to offer. Would buy again if I needed another!