ANCHEER Electric Mountain Bike - Powered by an Electric Motor

Jeff Klumpp: There's only a couple of things I don't like about this bike. This is the entry level bike which was $579 in black/orange. First, the good stuff:

1) very solid bike with a high quality beautiful paint job.
2) easy to put together, and pretty well tuned (gears, etc.).
3) powerful - I'm a light guy, but this thing gets up and goes. Also 'least assist' makes for easy pedaling.
4) I've ridden it quite a bit, and the battery lasts a long while.

Now, the stuff I don't like (and kind of a warning when learning to ride). It's design stuff.

1) The bike is too short end-to-end. The front forks/wheel especially. The front tire is so close to the pedals that if you have your feet on the pedals with the pedals under your arch, if you turn too sharp the side of the front tire will hit the inside of your shoe. The bike either needs a longer front fork, or buy pedals with toe stops to keep your feet from sliding forward on the pedals. The rear forks could be extended a bit too. It's just to short front to back for my liking; but it's a great bike - lotsa fun!

2) The framebar the the seat inserts into should be longer in order that you can attach rear cargo...

United States on Dec 16, 2021

Baz: Ancheer 26” 350w Sunshine was delivered with care. Very well packaged and easy to assemble using the booklet supplied and YouTube videos. Base set up as received was almost perfect although the brake cable had to be removed and rerouted but was an easy fix. Overall quiet motor, very nice finish and once I replace the seat and install a riser bar for the handlebars it will be perfect. Bought from Speedrid seller. Rode 12 miles on my first outing and only used one bar of the four bars of power. Admittedly I used one gear and coasted for probably thirty percent of the ride but due to my physical condition that’s all I can manage. It was an absolute pleasure to get out and ride and not worry about hills.
Update 2/28/2021
After several more rides (four to be precise) of distances varying from 9 miles to 15 miles I have noticed a few things. I too am hitting the bicycle stand with my foot when pedaling. I am clearly not an avid rider but find it happens when I become sloppy in my riding style, namely when i am tired. Not a fault of the bike but my riding style. I had to buy an extended riser for the handlebars to keep the riding position more upright. The cables were fine and...

United States on Jan 31, 2021

Scott: If you're hesitant to try an electric bike, this bike is definitely worth the price for beginners or even avid cyclists curious about cheating. Not to mention the GREAT customer service/response time if anything goes wrong with your bike and its components. I was very hesitant to buy this and spent months contemplating if this purchase was worth it. So, was it..?

The bike arrives with the front wheel and handlebars detached. Everything else is hooked up and ready to go! Should take a complete amateur no more than 2 hours to start riding and basic tools are also included for assembly. So don't bother with pricey in-store assembly unless you can afford it. I would, however, recommend taking it to a bike shop to double check your assembly once finished. You can learn lots about your new machine this way!

Some quick tips for assembly include -
• DON'T squeeze the left/front brake until the front wheel is properly inserted onto the front fork and big metal disc is inside the brake pads.
•Compare your bike to the pictures on here and in your instructions to make sure your quick release lever is on the correct side.
•Make sure you have the disc brakes on the...

United States on Oct 15, 2020