AOVOPRO AHT14PRO Electric Bike 500W 48V 9Ah, 14' Mini Ebike for City Commuter, Electric Bicycle for Adult with Two Seats UL2849

This little E bike rocks. both the handlebar and the seat can be adjusted to fit a wide variety of riders. I put the seat beyond the recommended height to be somewhat comfortable for me at 5'-10”The weakness of this bike has got to be the rear tire, which comes with less than optimum inner tubes. I've had to replace them on two of these little bikes. I found that pressurizing the tires to 40psi helps with this problem. the part I really like about these bikes is that they have 500 W motors and 10.4 amp hour batteries. These are the same stats I have on my electric XP. Also they have an aluminum frame and only weigh 50 pounds. This little bike steers without the twitchiness that I felt on my Jetson E Bikes that I bought from Cosco a couple of years ago. a problem that I had on the aovopro which you will experience is that the tool kit did not contain the appropriate open end wrench for attaching the pedals. similarly it did not include small metric Allen keys. You will need them to position the light switch and the thumb throttle as they pointed to the sky as delivered. Fortunately for me I had a full set of metric wrenches and metric Allen keys. This bike has three power assist levels. The thumb throttle speed is matched to these levels. I ride this bike on power level one which is good enough for fairly level terrain. At power level three this little bike will boogie on throttle only. I can't pedal the wheels fast enough to keep up with the bike assist on level 3.

There are no instructions to make sure the bike is FULLY ready however once it is ready it's great. Forewarning, make sure both tires are FULL. Make sure pressure is 40-50 psi, the pump they provide does NOT allow for the tire to be blown up that much and I popped my back tire tube because of it. When I went to go get it repaired, the bike shop told me the torque on the bike is too strong. When he took the original tubing out, the tubing is all worn down and looks like it's been rubbing against the wheel causing it to wear down. Also, had to make sure the forks were properly aligned after setup. Definitely recommend the protection plan since the bike is on the cheaper side and it's inevitable that you'll need to go get repairs. They don't tell you the tire tube has to be one with a 90 degree bent angle adapter, if you don't get one of those, you won't be able to even blow up the tires especially on the back tire due to the motherboard or hub being in the rim. However the bike itself gets me to where I need to so that's all I wanted in terms of transport.