ANCHEER 500W/250W Electric Mountain Bike for Adults - Powerful and Versatile Electric Bicycle

Thomas G. Mccann Jr.Thomas G. Mccann Jr.: I've wanted to writ this for a bit, but wanted to get 100 miles in. Like lots of people, quarantine hasn't been a friend of mine. With the lack of exercise, extra food and drinks, i've managed to gain 40 lbs since lockdown. Being a big guy already, this pushed up to 300. I used to go to the gym regularly, ride when I could, but that all went to hell. Once bikes started to become available, I bought a regular mountain bike and quickly found out i'm just way too out of shape to ride. I returned it and purchased this bike. I picked this bike based on the weight limits, reviews and price.

Like others have mentioned before, the bike comes mostly assembled. You only needed to complete the seat and seat mount, the front stem & handlebars and the quick release tire (more on that to come). I'm pretty handy myself, so I was able to get things done in under an hour. I took it for a quick spin and all was working. It was late in the day so I set out to have my first ride that Saturday.

The family and I went to the park and I was impressed. I had about 4 miles in and everything was going great. It was relatively flat and I was cycling through low assist and no assist. It felt...

United States on Nov 15, 2020

D. Jaeger: This is my first E-Bike. I researched several brands, and designs of E-bikes and I highly suggest you do your research as well before purchasing. However, hands down, this is about the lowest price you are going to find on an entry level E-Bike for the price. Read on.

I've wanted to commute to work for a while now, but with no showering facilities at work, I wasn't about to ride one of my traditional bikes and sit in my sweat for the rest of the day. This bike has solved that problem. For reference, I am 5 ft 5 inches tall and about 175 lbs. With this E-Bike I can ride to work in full throttle mode, or with minimal pedaling all the way to work (7 miles, with a few fairly steep hills) in about 30 minutes. On the ride home I can pedal like a regular bike, use pedal assist, or full throttle depending on my mood. On my way to work I average about 13-15 mph using just the throttle with occasional pedaling to get up the 2 or 3 hills on my route. I am by no means really putting any effort into the pedaling, but just helping the motor a little as they are fairly steep. I could certainly use just the throttle and make it up the hills on my route and would probably average about 8...

United States on Sep 06, 2018