Where do I start, this bike is probably worth $1,000. Even when you aren't using the electronic assist the bike is smooth you can tell the parts are quality. I'm the kind of guy that doesn't wear a helmet when riding a bicycle because usually you don't go over 15 to 18 mph well I'm definitely going to wear it with this bike. I'm 6'2 so the 29-in wheels are perfect for me. If you're looking for your first ebike I would go with this seeing that it's under $900.I got it to 32 mph pretty fast but it was at night and I only went about a mile, very fun to ride, bang for your buck, looks sleek.

I am a 65 year old single woman. I ordered this E bike after looking/reading about others. The price was right along with the voltage and specs. The bike arrived in just a few days in excellent condition. I proceeded to assemble the bike following the simple step video as best as I could. There was no instruction book included. I am not used to assembling items. The assembly was easy enough although I did make an error on the handlebars which my daughter caught and corrected. I rode the bike without the battery as the battery needed to charge for 12 hours. I found the bike to be very comfortable and a very smooth ride. I was so pleased. After 12 hours of charging I attached the battery to the bike and took off riding for the first time on an E bike. I found the bike to be very user friendly, lots of power and comfortable to ride. I rode it for about 7 miles. I did get plenty of exercise as my legs were tired when I got home. I only used the assistance in the first level the majority of the time as I wanted the exercise. I used the second level at the end of the ride when I was tired. It went plenty fast for me… about 15mph. I haven’t used it on the higher levels yet but was pleased with the performance at the levels I tried. I hope to continue to be as pleased with the bike as I am right now. The thumb lever for battery assistance is kind of uncomfortable. A cruise option would be nice as my thumb got tired. Also an instruction book would be much easier for assembling the bike along with the 3 minute video. I will post again if issues arise but I’m hoping that there won’t be any. This bike and the price along with the quality are excellent at this point. I recommend this bike.

I am a real customer and not a paid pansy. This review is hard hitting and real. Grrrrr!!Scale: 1 to 5 (5 being best)Value: ---5---Quality of Components: ---5---Safety: ---5---Ease of Assembly: ---4--- (bike shop it if you are not adept)Module Programming ---5---Nimble and Comfortable Ride: ---5---Features: ---5---Power: ---5---Reliability: ---?--- (I may update this after a year)Customer Support: ---5--- (I did not need to return, but they were responsive when I reached out to them)Why?Pedals - metal and wide.Light - Brite and easy to turn on while ridingPAS/Throttle: Able to turn off PAS and just use manual pedal + throttle as needed at the same time.Tires - Good and safe on turns in dirt, sand or asphaltBrakes - Tight and responsiveGears - All working, fantastic to have > 7 gears. This has 21. Get a better workout.Fenders - Has em'. No mud or junk on your clothes.Phone holder - Plastic but solid, has a USB charger for your phone!Kickstand - Good, sturdy one that is adjustable and will not wear out over time.29" Wheel: Less pedaling, more speed when you are manually pedaling. Ideal. Perfect for people 5' 7" or taller.The bike rides very nimble and balanced for an e-bike. My other 3 all feel heavy on turns, not this one. The motor is stronger than most and it feels like it. Battery charge is better than average. Seems like they spared no expense and I see no cheap shortcuts on this bike. Damn, near perfect at this price level.Note: Replaced the handlebars with a mid rise (5") that angle in a bit. Way more comfortable.

Well this is the 2nd ebike I bought from this seller the 1st was the 500 watt 29" E-Bycco. That one is great and I still have it. I bought this one to feel the difference between the 500 and 750 watt ebikes. Yes there's differences in it as far as performance. I could have bought components to turn the 500 into a 750 watt ebike however it was just too much trouble. The main one being cost, by the time I would have bought what I needed it would have been half of what I would have paid for.a new bike. 2 having to through the trouble of installing the new parts and testing it out to see if it would work. 3 the cost of this 750 watt ebike was only 100 dollar more than what I paid for the 500 watt ebike.So if this bike was so good why 3 stars? 2 reason:1. the battery outer casing is damaged. I posted pictures of the damaged area. To me it's enough that water can get into it and further damage it.2. The controller shorted out 2 days after riding it. It's possible it could be the result of the damaged battery. I performed all troubleshooting tips I could do to come to the conclusion of that it's the controller while pedaling home. The display came up with an E 09 looked it up and checked out the throttle cable, the was not pedal assist, and I also checked the hub motor by disconnecting that cable. Everything was fine with those so the only other part has to be the controller. Right now I'm going to work with the seller to see if I can get it repaired and will update this once I do.11/24/22 update coming soon. I also wanted to add the seller is very cooperative with getting the part I needed. I received the motor controller on 11/19/22. Just installed and tested it today 11/24/22. I also upgrade my rating to 5 stars. While I waited on this part I used the motor controller from the 500 watt ebike I bought from the seller earlier this year in February. The installation of the controller was not difficult at all. Just disconnect a few plugs, reconnect the new controller, zip tie cables back together, put the cover on, and back up and running in 15 mins.The battery turned out to be ok. There wasn't any internal damage. So I took a little JB epoxy and covered that part. E-Bycco and I discussed replacing the battery if anything happens to it.My 500 watt ebike I learned a lot from that one to make sure I didn't go through the same issues of flats with this bike. I used a tip from other cyclists used gorilla glue duct tape to assist with the rim tape on the 500 watt ebike and i did the same to the 750 watt. On the 500 watt ebike I have a Tanus armor on the rear wheel. Although it has helped it didn't stop everything. I was able to ride the bike at low speed back home though. On the 750 watt I used Flat Out sealant in the rear tube. It has been punctured once and the sealant definitely worked. As much as I can I want to avoid taking off the rear wheel. It is difficult,but once you know how to do it, it becomes really easy taking it off and reinstalling it. Flats were my main problem with the 500 watt ebike. I didn't want it becoming an issue on this one.My experience wasn't a bad one. Sometimes things happen beyond a person's control. Just need a little patience and cooperation. From the minute I wrote to E-Bycco they responded and all issues have been solved.Thank You E-Bycco for the cooperation and sending the part I needed.