VITILANU7 Folding Electric Bike for Adults - 28MPH High-Speed 1200W Motor, 48V 20AH Sam-sung Battery Long Range Ebike, 20" Fat Tire All-Terrain Step-Through Bicycle, Commuter/Off-Road Foldable E-Bike

The bike arrived in 4 days much to my pleasant surprise. It was very well packaged and easy to assemble as it was pretty much ready to go except for a few things. This is my only Ebike, so I have nothing to compare it to, but this thing is a blast and I ride it every chance I get. I live in a very hilly area and it pulls the hills better than expected. After adding some saddlebags and a rear view mirror, it quickly became my goto errand vehicle. I get over 20 miles per charge, but again a lot of hills to climb here, so would get much more in city conditions. I do live next to some great mountain trails and plan to try it out more there this weekend. My decision as to what type of bike to buy changed as I did my research. I was going to but a more traditional mountain bike style, but realized that I am really not comfortable when riding my mountain bike as my lower back suffers and the pressure on my hands gets old quickly. This bike is so much more comfortable!!! The upright riding position is far superior for me, and yet I think it will tackle most of my riding trails with ease. No jumps, but should be sufficient. Having a throttle is extra nice in tight uphill single track situations where the surge of the pedal assist might cause you to go off trail. In those situations, a slight feathering of the throttle will get you past the exposed roots or whatever, and then you can jump back into pedal assist mode. It is especially nice that throttle mode is always instantly active as needed. The headlight is plenty bright for night riding and the brake light and blinkers are a good safety feature for night riding. Unless you want to strictly ride on single track mountain trails, this style of bike is the one to get. When I have to take my car in for service, I will pop this into the back of my SUV or trunk and ride away for shopping or whatever with no rush on the service as I will be having fun instead of sitting in a waiting room. The manual is not the greatest as it misses a few things but you can figure it out after playing with the electronics some. There are many adjustable settings mentioned that are for things that make no sense to me, but the things most people would change do make sense once you learn the system. Know that the bike arrived without the correct wheel size programed in, so your speed and distance will be off until you learn to change that setting in the system. After changing it to the proper 20" wheel setting, I have checked it with my GPS app and it is now pretty accurate. I hope this bike wears well, but looks to be a quality machine. Buy it!

Very nice bike , the ride is smooth with or without power.We own two of the V3 and we needed another one for my daughter. The V7 is an amazing bike. This brand has to be my favorite brand. Truth be told I don’t know much about e-bike brands. I do know or did know about non power or regular bikes brands at one time in my life, LOLBut for some reason some of the brand we knew and known, they don’t make e-bikes.Well back in 2020 or 2021 we bought two of the v3 from Vitilan and they been great.Now we have a third, the v7.Well Too soon to tell but it rides very nice and is as fast as the v3 just over 30mph.Yes they are a bit on the heavy side. That’s something to consider.The v3 has mechanical brakes and the v7 has hydraulic brakes. Perhaps the hydraulic are better. Not sure , but yea on a motorcycle.but the mechanical are just fine on a bike. I’m sure that theirs many other e-bikes brand that are good.I on the other hand I will continue to look at Vitilan as a very good bike.Also they fold up and can be store away in a small space.The V3 are bit lighter than the V7 in weight.My check list:Before you get a bike look at the price, wattage, speed, weight, display, type of throttle, brakes, size of tires, the width of the tire, the type of rims like mags aluminum or spokes which are a bit lighter, height of the bike rider, if for road and semi smooth or off-road use and transporting and where to store when not use.Now don’t forget to check for the new rules on where to ride e-bikes.so keep that in mind.Perhaps you want an e-bike to ride in a certain place and they may have just change the law or have new rules as to what kind of bikes are allowed.Do your research before buying.This is my opinion and advice.Safe riding guys.

Wife and I decided to try e biking. Didn't want to invest too much starting out. Needed to fit in our SUV. Came down to Vilitan U7 and the lectric xp 3. Got the Lectric for my wife because I believed it was better for smaller riders. Got the Vitilan for me for the larger motor to haul my larger than it should be body up hills. Bike arrived 3 days ago. Was very well packaged and had no damage from shipping. Assembly was simple. Pedals, seat, handlebars, bottle holder, clean brakes and put air in tires. Did not install front rack by choice. Put battery on the charger. Charger does get hot (no fan). Decided to test ride bike without battery. Discovered the derailleur was WAY out of adjustment. Nothing a screwdriver and a google search couldn't fix. Rode the bike sans battery around block a couple of times. Not too bad, but it was entirely flat ground.Finally rode bike with battery. This thing is sooo much fun. Wife and I haven't been on bikes in years. That is certainly going to change. Made several adjustments to setting to make bike more to my liking. Increased the power in PAS 1 (seemed really low) and changed tire size to 22" to make the speedometer more accurate. Top speed has been 24-25 mph throttle only. Impossible to pedal above 20 mph (ghost pedalling). Have tried to change settings so throttle power is not linked to PAS level, without any luck.Side by side with the Lectric xp 3 long range, I can't find anything to suggest that the Vitilan is a lesser quality than the Lectric. In fact, with all the upgrades on the Vitilan it looks to be a much better value!UPGRADES vs Lectriclarger motorlarger batterywider tiresincluded front rackhydraulic brakesbottle holdercolor screensuspension seat post and softer seatmag wheelslonger warrantyI guess the trade off for all of these upgrades is brand reliability and a company that is based in the US. If the Vitilan U7 remains a reliable bike, it is a much better bike for the money than the Lectric.

Im a big guy 6'1 300lb with a bad back so i needed a bike that was sturdy enough yet easy to use.v3is built like a tank and a dream to ride. we have a pair of them an do 30k rides a couple times a week and only on level 1 or 2 with the batery not even droping a notch(1-5)ì upgraded the seat to something a bit more comfortable but right out of the box it was a solid win. the foulding action make its super easy to store or transport. sitting more upright adds to the comfort on the arms neck shoulders and lower back.i will give this bike 10 stars

Très bon velo

Arrived quickly. Set up was easy - about 5 minutes to install seat, handle bars and pedals. Everything else on the bike was factory installed and ready for riding. Communication from seller prior to arrival was great. Have put over 100 miles on the bike with no problems. Great value.

Nous sommes satisfaits cependant, pour les plus petites personnes, une solution doit être développée. Nous avons du ajuster la hauteur du siège pour moi qui mesure 5 pieds. C’est décevant, par contre, le reste est génial.

Looks great performs well and has a good range.