A2 Folding Electric Bike, 20” Fat Tire Electric Bike with 750W Peak Motor, 48V 12.8Ah Removable Battery, 28MPH Max Speed, 62 Mile Range, Step-Through Frame and 7-Speed

Great option for my first e-bike
This is my first e-bike so my knowledge is lacking. It was shipped promptly, although I had to settle for the grey vs. black one I really wanted. The bike is heavy, but I believe most are. It folds and is easy to fold but I haven’t used it much outside of the first charge of the battery and to see where it was. It is a great option. You would fold it to remove the main battery. The thing arrives in a box folded and you essentially put together the main parts, which if you have had a bike ever in your life you can figure out. It provides a quality rack on the back, comfortable seat and a headlight you can operate. The gear selector is easy and learning the bike took a bit of time but I got the hang of it. The big thing to remember is (again I was a newbie) when you have the peddle assist on it will assist you. So slowing up and thinking you can peddle it without it taking over can be problematic. You can turn it off. I’m still trying to understand it all and it get’s to a peddle assist 5 but I’ve only gotten there by accident and cannot recreate the how. It has a cruise control feature which I love! The heads up display will tell you basics and the handle bars are fairly full otherwise. They sell a cellphone holder, I just can’t imagine placing it there with everything else. There’s a few things I want to mention though. #1 the 28mph claim I’m not sure where that comes from. As a type 2 bike you can’t go faster than 20mph. Peddling it is easy, but when you’re at 20mph there isn’t a high enough gear for you to get traction to get to 28mph unless you frantically peddle gear 7 and that won’t do you any good. I haven’t gotten it past 22mph and that was on a downhill. #2 a 62 mile range is extremely generous. I ride about 10 miles each way to work and the battery is at half mast by the time I’m there. I have to plug it in at work and plug it back in when I’m home to ensure I have full power to get home. It doesn’t operate at it’s best when the battery is gets low. I can’t imagine ever getting 62 miles out of this bike on a single charge. There seems to be higher level battery you can get but it’s half the price of the bike itself. As long as I can go short distances with the ability to plug in before my next journey I’m ok. I found the price of the bike itself very reasonable and would definitely recommend it. Also depending on the weight, it can be hard to get going or going up a hill. It’s got good power but sometimes I wish it were better. The support can take awhile, I tried 3x before I got a response but once they did they kept in touch. I’m at 460 miles and have been riding it for 5 weeks now. You may find servicing it a challenge, a few bike stores wouldn’t touch it because they didn’t sell it or it wasn’t one they felt worthy. To me a bike is a bike, can you fix it for money? Honestly the snootiness of some of them was really eye opening. But I’m happy with it. I like the way it looks, I like the options. But one last thing, I absolutely hate the placement of the horn. The first week I was randomly hitting it from pushing it one way or the other. It’s too easy to hit and it’s really loud in a small space. Outside the few times I’ve used it’s been heard but if I could turn it off I would.

My first e-bike and I’m stoked!
I searched around quite a bit. And thought this fold-able bike would be good for me. I was worried about putting it together but was really surprised when I easily got it assembled. That was one of the major sales points for me. I had a couple of questions and customer service answered my messages quickly and accurately. They were patient with my questions (which in hindsight were pretty simple once you know the answers but they seemed like mountains to me).The bike is awesome. It took little time to get comfortable with it. But I’d only rode a Vespa before. It has enough power for me and once I was able to understand how to use Pedal Assist it became a dream machine. I like the way it looks, works and functions. Unlike some of the bigger bikes, once folded I can easily fit it in my Vanagon. I’m excited about summer and think my bike will so fun and useful. I’m a fan of the AIPAS A2 Foldable Bike and hope you find my review helpful.