AIPAS A2 700W 48V Premium Fat Tire Folding Electric Bike, 275LBS (96275814)

We moved to Florida in July and bought these bikes in August. We ride them all over and love them. We added baskets to carry our water and snacks and have fun all day. Highly recommended, great value for the money.

Seat is a little hard. It is so fun. The battery lasts forever when you don't depend on it 100%. Love riding it, Easy to store and haul in camper. Comfortable to ride and you can go anywhere with it. Try to find one better, you can't, I would not buy any other one. I am thinking of buying another one for another family member.

I did a lot of looking around before purchasing. There's a bunch of websites and reviews for the best e bike. The folding feature kept me coming back to this brand. I am very impressed. At max speed and all throttle with no peddling it went 25 miles and still had three bars. What I love most is I can pedal like a bike, or let the bike do some or all of the work. It's a solid brand and I am surprised it's not at the top of all the lists I found on Google. A lot of user friendly thought went into this bike. It's very light. I live in an apartment and a folding bike with a removable battery was my only good option. My whole family has tried it 5'0 to 6'3 and we all like it.

I'm not sure what to expect. It's not the heaviest but it's not the lightest. 46 or so pounds is doable but harder than it sounds. This is a neutral review. It's an electric BMX bike. I just went up my street, which you could sled on, and I got to 13mph pedaling. I'm not unhappy with that and at 205lbs I did get to 20mph on the flat. Overall, it should fulfill my goal and you can fold it. It doesn't require any tools to setup and I had enough juice to play around before plugging it in.

This bike is so much fun!

I admit I haven't used it a lot yet. However, when I did I enjoyed how easy it was to use. I've never ridden an e bike before and I figured it out quick. It managed to get me up a very steep hill or two. I am now going to be trying it out in another state ( with less hills) so I packed it in the car with relative ease.