Sailnovo 14 Electric Bicycle: The Perfect Ride for Adults and Teenagers!

Kate E.Kate E.: Assembly was easy, the instruction booklet gave more info to assemble than how to use it which is dumb. This is my first EB so had no real idea how to use it, there are three modes that when riding are almost impossible to see, first trip I had no idea what I was doing and as I live on a busy road couldn't give it the attention it needed. I did another test ride around on quieter roads next, and was able to locate the modes. So I gather this is more like a scooter with peddle assist, you can just use the throttle or peddle along and the assist kicks in, you do need to peddle up hills and that can drain the battery more but it makes hills much easier. I ended up doing about 9 mile trial and it was a lot of fun, you do get a little exercise but not as much as a regular bike. I did two trips on the one charge totalling about 15 miles with hills and still had 1/3 battery left. I mostly got it to take on my camper but think I may use it for little trips around town. Not to mention I can drop my car for repair and not need to get a cab home.

United States on Oct 19, 2023

YuenXYuenX: IN A NUTSHELL
The Sailnovo ‎Y1-14 electric bike is fun to ride! With fairly fast acceleration and power, comfortable seat, and a sporty, racer-like look, maneuvering it with the wind brushing against my helmet-protected face felt good and freeing! I'm used to biking at around 10-12 mph on a Santa Cruz mountain bike, and effortlessly zipping along faster than that with motor assistance is a far different feel. The highest speed I was able to clock on a flat surface was about 18 mph as per the bike's LCD monitor.

The disc brakes initially squealed until they were broken in, and the acceleration twist control on the right-side handle bar is second-nature that provides a good boost. The bike automatically kicks in some assistive power as you pedal and there are 3 biking options (pedal assist, fully electric, or manual pedal). It is partially foldable and fits in the trunk of a sedan or hatch back, making it portable, though it is far heavier (at 48 lbs) than a non-motorized bike.

It packs a nice punch of power with its 450W (nominal) motor going up hills, and is priced more competitively against well-established brands, such as Segway and Razor, for models with...

United States on May 05, 2022

LiveWithTechLiveWithTech: The first impression for my wife and me was that this looks very fancy and like a mini dirt bike. It also has a good build quality overall.

We both love cycling and we have manual bikes but we like how easy it makes it to go for long rides with electric versions. After using it for a week and I would recommend this product to anyone looking for an e-bike in this form factor & price range. 

My 2 cents are below: 

Pros:
- Looks & Design: This looks like a tiny dirt bike. The sporty design aesthetic is appreciable and well done and is an eye-catcher on the road. Overall this e-bike looks fancy and targets youth customers. It would be a great choice for anyone in the '20-the '30s
- This bike ride is very smooth overall. It handles well in bumps as well because of the central suspension
- Has 3 modes to ride the bike - ebike, assisted bicycle & normal bike
- Has a maximum speed of around 15.6MPH. I am not sure about you but riding a bike over 15MPH is something my wife and I both don't prefer for safety reasons and hence it delivers as per our needs. It has a 300W high-power motor and has decent...

United States on Nov 08, 2021