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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Hiboy C1. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- Experts appreciate the ability to maintain 20mph over flat ground using the throttle.
- The mechanical disc brakes provide good stopping power in testing.
- Reviewers enjoy the relaxed, upright seating position.
- Experts say the suspension fork and sprung saddle help smooth out bumpy pavement.
- Assembling the C1 takes reviewers less than 15 minutes.
- Experts say steep hills are manageable with max pedal assist.
- Hiboy’s companion app syncs to the display and allows customization of pedal assist and remote locking.
- The Hiboy C1 comes with fenders and lights with brake activation.
13 reasons not to buy
- A reviewer cannot fit the C1 (50.79” × 15.87” × 29.53”) into the trunk of a sedan.
- At 50lb, the C1 is heavy for an e-bike with 14" wheels.
- An expert says assistance takes three to four pedal revolutions to kick in.
- Handlebar height is not adjustable.
- Testers at the high end of the height range (4’9” to 5’11”) feel the bike is too small.
- A 5’5” reviewer finds the seatpost too short.
- The single-speed gearing means pedaling at speeds above 12mph isn't comfortable.
- Testers find the C1 uncomfortable, saying it's only suitable for short rides.
- Reviewers complain the small kickstand doesn't support the bike well.
- The 230lb payload capacity is limiting.
- Testers say the 14” wheels and narrow bars make for nervous handling at high speeds.
- Reviewers are disappointed by the slow 1.5A charger.
- Finding replacement tires for the 14” wheels may be a challenge.