MOD Easy 3
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the MOD Easy 3. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
10 reasons to buy
- A reviewer enjoys the smooth power delivery from both the throttle and pedal assist.
- The suspension fork and seatpost, fat tires, sprung saddle, and upright position make for a comfortable ride, says one expert.
- A reviewer finds the Easy 3 handles long, steep hills with throttle power alone.
- The hydraulic disc brakes provide good stopping power in testing.
- The Easy 3 feels stable while riding at 28mph, according to an expert.
- The faux gas tank conceals the battery, and an optional second battery can be added beneath.
- MOD offers an above-average accessory selection for this bike.
- The Easy 3's stem allows 60 degrees of adjustment.
- The Easy 3 comes with fenders, lights, and a child seat-compatible rear rack that supports 65lb.
- MOD owners praise the responsive customer support.
6 reasons not to buy
- The Easy 3 is heavy and long, weighing 79lb and measuring 75”.
- A tester finds the Easy 3 difficult to handle at low speeds.
- With a minimum seat height of 37.5”, riders at the low end of the stated height range (5’2 to 6’7”) won't fit.
- The 24" x 3" tire size is uncommon, so finding replacements will be a challenge.
- A Shimano Altus 7-speed derailleur and off-brand LT-WOO shifter are disappointing at this price.
- The Easy 3's user manual and product page provide contradictory information on suspension travel, range, and rack capacity.
Bottom line
The MOD Easy 3 is a cruiser e-bike with motorcycle-inspired looks. It has a 750W motor, 720W battery, and 3" tires. In the sole expert review, the Easy 3 receives praise for its aesthetics, comfort, smooth power, and climbing performance. However, high weight and a long wheelbase result in poor low-speed maneuverability. The height range is also exaggerated, and conflicting specs on MOD's website are worrying. Overall, the Easy 3's looks, accessories, and comfortable ride will appeal to some, but the budget components are disappointing at this price.
