HAOQI Camel
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the HAOQI Camel. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
12 reasons to buy
- Experts commend the power and torque of the 750W motor.
- This bike has an above-average battery capacity totaling 1334Wh from two batteries.
- Owners find the step-through frame approachable and practical for cargo duties.
- Folding handlebars and 20” wheels make the Camel more compact for storage.
- Testers praise the stability afforded by the well-balanced geometry and low center of gravity.
- Reviewers say the fat tires, suspension fork, and suspension seatpost combine to provide a smooth ride.
- The Camel has a high 400lb payload capacity.
- Experts say the centrally mounted kickstand is stable and helpful when loading cargo.
- The Camel shows a 10-bar battery readout instead of the more common and less accurate five bars.
- The display and one of the batteries have a USB port for charging devices on the go.
- The HAOQI comes with fenders, a rear rack, a horn, and lights with brake activation and turn signals.
- HAOQI offers a three-year warranty on the batteries.
8 reasons not to buy
- At 88lb before adding accessories, the HAOQI Camel is a hefty e-bike.
- Testers report lagging pedal assist activation and deactivation. The motor takes two seconds to engage and disengage.
- According to an expert, the motor is louder than similar hub motors.
- Unlocking pedal assist to 28mph also increases the throttle maximum, causing the Camel to violate throttle speed laws in most states.
- HAOQI lists a height range of 5'1" to 6'8", but a 6'3" reviewer says they have limited leg extension.
- Testers complain about ghost pedaling at 23mph and the bike not reaching the stated max speed of 28mph.
- Confusingly, HAOQI lists a max payload capacity of 450lb, but they recommend 400lb. A company representative states that they didn't test the rear rack's max capacity.
- Some HAOQI buyers report poor customer support and communication issues.
