Moped Style 1500W/2000W Electric Bike for Adults,28mph/30mph/33mph Ebike&34-180Miles PAS Range,48V15.6ah/18.2ah/ (874Wh) Larger Battery, 20'' Fat Tire Electric Bike,UL Safety Certified.

I’m in love with this thing. I’m 64 female and it’s been a while since I have ridden a bike. It’s more power than I was expecting but once I got the hang of it I am all in! I put it together myself. Please watch the video. The pictures in the manual are next to impossible to see. Make sure you know how to shift properly if you intend to use it as a regular bike. It works just fine as a pedal bike but it’s not a ten-speed or racer. Use your pedal assist if you want to go fast. Or better yet just use it as an electric motorcycle(oops I didn’t say that) lol. No joke though if you get the opportunity to get on the open road and let her go you can fly!!!! It says front basket included. It’s not a basket it’s a rack that you can mount a basket too. Not sure I like the look of that. I wish there was an option to mount it to the rear. I have a mini Schnauzer that wants to ride with me. I’d much rather she be on back than being slung around on back. I’m seriously considering finding a welder who can rear mount it for me. The bike works well. It arrived about 5 days early so plan for that as it’s a large package. Assembly can take a where from 20 minutes to an hour if you know what your doing. I was learning as I go. The packaging gets 5 plus stars. Nothing was damaged or missing. The bike rides equally smooth on turf as it does asphalt. Powerful hil climber too. I would definitely recommend. It is heavy so you will need a ramp to haul. I plan to rent a 4x7 U-Haul trailer for outings. Something I can lock up at a hotel etc…. All I can say is ADVENTURES HERE I COME! UPDATE: I still love the bike. but Id like to warn you of one small issue. I went down a very muddy soupy road. I notice the back tire slings mud up on the seat behind me. Some went on my jacket and also on the battery. this may be fun and cool for some but for me, it's a no. Also, I want to ride my pup and there is no way to attach a rear basket for that. I don't want to sling her around in the basket up front. So I am wondering if there are some saddle bags I can add that maybe she can sit in. If you know of any please point me in the right direction. It looks like the seat wouldn't be too much of a problem to remove and add the bags under it. The bike get's five stars from me even though I got a little mud on me. I'll just try to avoid the soupy stuff in the future.

I am a bit of a gear nut and so I research everything I buy before I take a chance on a product and after 2 days of research, I purchased this model based on the price point and capability advertised.The package arrived on time and in great shape, the assembly is fairly straight forward and all tools came with it as well as a spare tire tube, a tire pump and a tool kit bag.The bike itself performs very well on or off road, I have about 50 miles on the bike ( 8 on road road and about 42 up and down logging roads and trails ) and no issues so far. It handles very nicely and tows my game trailer perfectly and feels very nimble for dodging potholes and such. I can achieve the 32mph as well as climb 10 to 15 degree slope with it fairly easily and nudge it up 8 degree slope with my 80lb loaded trailer. If you are looking for a budget bike for getting in the woods after game then this is a good option in my opinion.The 18.2 Aha battery seems to handle fairly well and I was able to hit 25 miles of ride with just the electric and coasting ( in the mountains ), I use the power to get up in the hills and then coast down and pedal assist the flat areas. I have yet to tap the battery out entirely, in pedal assist I believe you could hit 35 to 38 miles fairly easily on more level surfaces but have not tested the limits in this area.The headlight is fairly bright and has a nice wide beam and the battery can be easily removed from the bike, the frame is well constructed and the suspension makes the ride smooth, it is also not terribly loud and you can definitely creep in on animals. I don't suggest riding it in the rain, I have done so but with a homemade rain cover as I am not sure the bike is built to tolerate high moisture.The only thing that is off for me is that the bike is advertised as having Kenda tires in the images online and from what I can tell the tires I have are not, they do seem to preform well though.The bike has overall has exceeded my performance expectations for this price point it is certainly better than the majority of options out there on the market

Still cannot fix brakes, maybe I didn't buy the right onesBut the original ones were good, I've been riding for 5mnth everyday without any problems, and the botery is still goodYou can rely on it riding through the city for an hour and half, you'll have to recharge it thenI didn't try it in the forest or places without roads.On the website I didn't manage to buy brakes for it, everything you can order is just a battery, so you'll probably have to change it by your handsBecause, for example in my town Springfield MO non of licensed places to fix e-bikes, even the brakes, so check this out for your TownChanging brakes is not hard, it's like bicycle's.Again I didn't find good brakes for it, all of I bought burned out very fast.

I believe the city scape 3.0 that I ordered has been discontinued but I also ordered and have received their latest model the T73 pro max. Both ebikes have been shipped very fast, one of them was the next day! Both ebikes are of high quality and craftsmanship. The cityscape 3.0 is light and nimble with plenty of power. The T73 pro max is packed full of features especially for the price. Customer service is mainly via website chat or email and has been somewhat slow to engage but so far has met my needs. Overall I highly recommend the tamobyke brand and their Amazon store.

I got the deluxe model and I am so pleased with the performance. The seat is extremely comfortable. You have full suspension front and back putting it together was not that bad other than the tires but it came together. I’ve been driving it for a couple of weeks now and I’ve gotten it up to 51 mph as for range I went about 10 miles and only used one bar on the battery and I was using full throttle the only time you need to pedals if you’re on a really steep hill and the peddling is not bad it’s like peddling air