ANCHEER 26" Aluminum Electric Bicycle for Adults

Karen Malin: My husband and I bought these bikes after hearing our son rave his Ancheer bike. We've had them about six weeks and haven't ridden them last much yet due to inclement weather and sickness, but we've put enough miles on them to find out these things:
Pros:
--I can easily ride this bike a longer time than before, despite having a lung disease.
--You not have to worry about the hills; no more pushing a bike the last half of a hill!
--The battery seems to last a long time. (I realize that's not objective, but I haven't had the bike long enough to give numbers!)
--The battery charges quickly. It does get fairly hot while charging, but that doesn't seem to cause any problems.
--The bike comes with a cool tool kit for putting it together and for repairs down the road.

Cons:
--The bike is heavier than a regular bike , so it's harder to move around or pedal when you're not using the assist. (That's to be expected, but it's something to be aware of.)
--We did not find the seats particularly comfortable and put the seats from our old bikes on the Ancheer instead.
---It seems to take a little longer to stop, but maybe that's just me.

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United States on Oct 15, 2023

Joshjani: I ordered two of these bikes for my wife and I, a mid-50's couple looking for a way to exercise on bikes without overdoing it. I also wanted an alternative to driving a mile or two to local shopping and takeout.
E-bikes have a wide range of prices and capabilities, and it was a challenge to find a decent fit for our needs without spending too much.
Features I like best:
Step through design, lockable, removable battery that installs behind the seat, under the included cargo rack. Upright riding posture, large, comfortable spring-suspension seat.
Things I'm not so crazy about:
Step through design makes it difficult to use a bike rack on a car. I had to get a cargo tray with bike attachments. These are heavy, too, so getting them on a bike rack for travel or into a van or pickup might be challenging. The tubes and cargo rack are also very large/thick/wide, so accessories are hard to find. For instance, I bought "universal" water bottle cages, but the downtubes are so large that the bottle cages don't really fit, and I have to use some 3M tape to keep them in place. The cargo rack is a great included accessory, but it's very wide, so finding a pannier bag that fits may...

United States on Sep 25, 2023

Jeff Gomske: I visited a friend a month ago or so after he helped my family move and while we were there, he asked if I would be interested in going on a ride in one of his e-bikes. "Absolutely", I told him. Little did I know that would immediately get my inner-gears moving and plotting so I could come up with a way to get one of my own.

Then I began to price them and my dreams were kind of dashed. ALL the really decent ones started at $899...a little out of my meager budget. It seemed that most of the truly economical bikes were considered trash and a waste of money. The popularity of even the cheap ones have gone up by a minimum of $150 to $300...oh crap. If I can't afford a cheaply manufactured e-bike, how in the world am I going to buy a decent one? As I continued to do my research, I had a few names pop-up here and there and one in particular was Ancheer. Clearly a Chinese bicycle company. I personally believe Chinese products get a bad rap - much is earned, but all? Not hardly. So much of what we have is made in China that to make a blanket statement that it's all garbage is simply ignorant. Your iPhone is made there, and so is that Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (along with Viet Nam...

United States on May 26, 2022