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ENGWE EP-2 Pro 48V 13Ah Battery Electric Folding Bike w/ 4" Fat Tires (2022 Model; 3 Colors) on sale for $899 - Extra $220 Off w/ coupon code
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About the Product- 48V 13Ah Battery
- 960W Hub Motor (Peak)
- 26MPH Max Speed
- 7 Speed Shinamo
- 75 Miles Per Charge (Esimate)
- 20x4" All Terrain Fat Tires
- Foldable/3-Step
- Trails/Road/Rock Road Enable
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1) SUPER easy to assemble. All the nuts/bolts are pre-installed. You loosen and install.
2) The bike is very well-built. Quality parts including metal fenders and solid wheels.
3) There's nothing to break on the bike's handle bars and there's no way to install BMX style bars on this bike. To that poster I say post a picture of the break because that's a load of BS.
4) The bike is locked at 15mph as per European rules. Unlocking the bike is easy but not using the directions that were shared earlier…..those are wrong. See below.
5) The bike will hit 26-29mph depending on your weight.
6) Li batteries are not the problem with fires. Charging damaged batteries is. Also what you think you know about charging batteries is wrong.
- Charge your Li batteries regularly. Don't let them get to 10% or less.
- Once every 30 charges, purposely take the battery to failure and then recharge fully to avoid charge-memory.
LINK to a power user that confirms Engwe's quality. https://youtu.be/YtpxEMwZwwg?si=
LINK for how to unlock the top speed. https://youtu.be/YtpxEMwZwwg?si=
LINK to Jeremiah McIntosh's review. https://youtu.be/WI85nUKNjdI?si=
What the bike does need is a suspension seat. I recommend the SunTour SR NCX. $50 on AliExpress.
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As for carrying a rider I would not recommend that with this bike. There are better bikes out there that are purpose-built for this. They do cost considerably more…..well over $1,200. In my opinion to carry a rider you need a minimum of:
- 1000w motor with 85nm of torque to be able to carry rider plus passenger
- 48v/20a battery or better to ensure you have range
- Integrated frame rack and not a bolt-on for structural integrity
- Hydraulic brakes to stop what will likely be close to 300# of people + 75# bike.
Letric has a great one, but again, double the price of this bike.
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I am in love with biking and live in a beautiful part of the world, Northern Virginia and I'm lucky the bike trail I use is completely in nature and I used to ride quickly to work, now I take things slow and listen to music and watch the wild plants grow in various seasons and even stop and take photos and videos and explore the various plants, edible berries and beautiful flowers. So I like to ride slow, 8mph is a good speed to be able to see everything.
The bike computer is programmable but I haven't messed with it much.
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-I'll also note I get about 15-20 miles on a charge, full assist all the time.
Also if anyone knows, how hard is it to fold the bike down - and would it be likely to fit, when folded, in the back of a Toyota Corolla sedan?
Nova is very expensive but I grew up here and certain areas of it are absolutely beautiful and very safe. My boss leaves his front door unlocked over 50 years. North of route 7 is almost no crime, it's very expensive to live here yes, that's the biggest issue. It's like New York city
Also if anyone knows, how hard is it to fold the bike down - and would it be likely to fit, when folded, in the back of a Toyota Corolla sedan?
Your pads probably got dirt in them. My MTBs need new pads before they are worn out. Typically, it's the dirt getting into the pad.
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Your pads probably got dirt in them. My MTBs need new pads before they are worn out. Typically, it's the dirt getting into the pad.
Yeah the brake pad thickness seemed reasonable but it was 2k miles so I just replaced since I don't know how to clean pads. My biggest issue with the bike is trying to align the brake calipers so they are not rubbing the rotor. I feel like the rotors are straight but when I loosen the brakes and try to align the brakes, the inside pad is too close to the brake and creates a run noise over 12mph. The noise mostly goes away if I loosen the brake lever adjuster.
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