AOVOPRO EB60P Electric Bike 500W 48V 15.6Ah, 14' Mini Ebike for City Commuter, Folding Electric Bicycle for Adult with Two Seats UL2849

Very good small e-bike. Complete, some assembly, 15 MPH quick with cruise control. Nice paint and tires. Shock absorbers in front forks and seat. We use it at our Chesapeake Bay beach house. Teens love it. Only concern is max seat height a little short for me at 5'-9”. And at full extension seems a tad sketchy. Have used for 3 mos and enjoy its fun.

First off - I was surprised to find out in the manual that it's a smart bike, so to anyone reading this, you need to download the Vicont app to get the most out of it (including adjusting the torque, and increasing the speed from 15-22mph). It's got some pretty cool features like mileage, ride time, speed, motor temperature, GPS location, self-diagnostics, and a TON of other features that I WAS NOT expecting! I bought this as a cheap commuter to get the mile back and forth to work, so I can save up for a car, instead of spending over $400 a month on Ubers, and just wow... The build quality is far better than I expected. Right out of the box, everything felt good and sturdy, all of the bolts stay tight in the long run, and there's a nice attention to quality detail about it, from the soft rubber hand grips, to comfortable seat, to the little rubber mudflaps on the fenders. The battery (I've got the smaller one) is actually perfect for running around the city. There's some pretty decent hills between here and my job, and on the app, it still reads 100% when I get to work. I run to stores sometimes, too, and really never get below 75%. Speaking of hills, that's where I'm the most impressed with it! I weigh 225lbs, have a bad leg from a previous ebike accident (don't buy Gyroor - that part where I mentioned bolts staying tight is very important), and the pedals are pretty much just there as a backup, and a place to put your feet! 😂 There is a cellphone charger, but one cool thing I noticed about it is that I can also use it to maintain a full charge on an external headlight. The lights on the bike work great, but having an extra light source with it's own battery keeps you seen, and extra prepared if you run the bike's battery low, and want to shut off the main headlight to conserve power. Once I finally do get another car, this bike is going to be a permanent part of my camping/emergency roadside kit in my trunk!