ANCHEER 26" Electric-Powered City Bicycle

slagmi: This is a good bike for the money! Not the best bike, not even a great bike, but a solid value and I am pleased with the product!
Assembly is required. The instructions are adequate but they do not teach the "build a bike" skill. If you don't have the "build a bike" skill be prepared for a mini project that might be fun or have someone lined up who truly knows how. Improper assembly and adjustment could result in a bike that's scratched up, doesen't work properly, is uncomfortable, or might even be dangerous to ride.

This bike is a dream to ride! You pedal and it goes! The front shocks seem soft and bouncy, likely due to the balance of this bike. It comes with good tires. and handles well. Construction is sturdy and the parts fit togeather well. The three button controls are simple if not completly intuitive to operate and you also get a button for the lights and a button for the horn. There's a set of 2 keys 1 is needed for locking the removable battery in place. My preferred mode is mode 2, in 7th gear, doing 13mph. This is light-moderate exercise, which is exactly what I wanted. No more pacing yourself for the next uphill climb. Braking is adequate but not stellar....

United States on Aug 25, 2023

Anthony Z.1982: Just received the bike and assembled first night. Test rode it the first night through town. WOW! Bought this for the girlfriend to ride into and around town on her own and to keep up with me on my e-bike.

Assembly: The parts feel like better quality then my e-bike from a similar vendor but different name. It's lighter than expected but still heavy compared to a non-ebike. Fairly straight forward assembly, nothing was complicated and everything fit as it should.

Ride: The motor is amazing. Even though my e-bike is listed as slightly more powerful than this one, my girlfriend just took off past me and I could barely keep up. So motor power is impressive though it's only rated at 250W. My girlfriend is going from a beech cruiser bike to this. The step through design, and upright seating has taken all the discomfort off of her body. We rode for hours the first night and it never bothered her. The handle bar adjustments were a selling point for me as they adjust so much more than other bikes, and the seat height is perfect for her at 5foot 9 inches. I rode it and it sits you so upright, it is extremely comfortable for long periods. Battery life seems good right now,...

United States on Aug 19, 2022

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