Hipeak 750W 48V Electric Bike for Adults - 60 Mile Range, 25MPH Speed, 20"x4.0" Fat Tire Folding E-Bike with Removable Battery & Front Suspension - Perfect for Commuting, Off-Road Adventures & Urban Exploration

Just to add to prior reviews...This is a decent bike (not great), but it's sold at a GREAT price. In my search, it had the highest number of checkboxes at the lowest price (given that free prime shipping was included).Some observations...-It arrives mostly assembled. I've had bikes shipped before in "almost assembled" state, this one is really >95% of the way there. I assembled this in under 20 minutes alone (I have moderately good mechanical skills - I'm no expert but I've done this before), Hardest thing is getting out of the shipping box.-You are buying a cheap bike. This means you cannot expect everything is fully tuned (there's a reason bike shops charge thousands for an ebike). I expect the need to adjust brake calipers and shifters at the least. Surprisingly, I didn't need to! YMMV, and you should expect some tweaking. Either learn how to do these things (not hard, but some tweaks are time consuming) or take it into a bike shop.-despite cheap, build quality looks great.-left and right pedals weren't labeled. That would have saved a minute, so just pay attention.-The tires are a bit less than stiff. This was pointed out in the highest rated negative review. They're fine in my opinion and I wouldn't call them "wobbly". New tires are not that expensive (though swapping out the rear tire would be a real PITA...)-IT IS HEAVY!!!!!! 58ish pounds for the bike and 8ish pounds for the battery (about 62.5 lbs total). This shouldn't be a surprise, but just be aware. If you think you're going to pedal this without the motor, you better drop the battery, be strong, and going one-way down hill.-I've never ridden a small wheel or fat tire bike before and a couple of things struck me... acceleration is crazy good. Going up hill is crazy hard. I think there's some physics lesson here, but these facts are obvious if you're coming from 26+ inch wheels. Not the bike's fault, just wish I had tried a small wheel bike...-Also, I'm almost 6' and there's room to spare on the seat/handlebar height. The 6'3" limit is believable to me. But it's not comfortable like a cruiser. Or maybe I just need to get used to long seat post and handle bar stem?-The motor is great. Stepping up from 250w... this is better (but interestingly not 3x better... more like 1.5x better, maybe due to extra weight?)-the throttle has a short lag, less than a second but noticeable. The pedal assist has a long lag, at least a second. That was true with my old ebike... I think the pedal sensor for read hub motors is just like that (and stepping up to a mid drive bike will cost you)-throttle works with pedal assist (not true on some bikes). That's nice, you can use low pedal assist and provide that boost as needed.-The "bell" is a joke, maybe even an insult to this otherwise decent bike. Just take it off and be done with it (you may not even realize it's there, looks like part of the left grip)