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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Revibikes Rebel.2. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
10 reasons to buy
- Revibikes states the Rebel.2 can carry 400lb, including an above-average 120lb on the integrated rear rack.
- The Rebel.2 is easily configured for e-bike Classes 1, 2, or 3 via the display.
- Experts praise the stopping power of the hydraulic disc brakes.
- Reviewers say the suspension fork, ergonomic grips, plush seat, and fat tires provide a comfortable ride.
- At just 34.7” x 27.6” x 11.8” when folded, the Rebel.2 is more compact than comparable bikes.
- Experts enjoy how quiet and smooth the Innova 20" x 3" tires' tread is on pavement.
- Riders can adjust the slow-start setting, sensitivity of the cadence sensor, and motor assistance in each PAS level through the display.
- Reviewers appreciate the agility afforded by the Rebel.2's small wheels and narrow handlebars.
- The Rebel.2 comes with a headlight, a taillight with turn signals and brake activation, and fenders.
- Reviewers compliment the Rebel.2's stylish look.
11 reasons not to buy
- Two test bikes arrived with faulty battery holders that required fixing in order to use the bikes.
- Testers experience ghost pedaling at 20mph, making it hard to reach 28mph using PAS.
- Reviewers find the complex main hinge mechanism challenging to operate.
- The "clunky" suspension fork is not adjustable.
- In testing, the Rebel.2 struggles on steep gradients.
- A 6’ tester finds the bike cramped and confirms Revibikes' stated rider fit of 4‘9” to 6’2” is unrealistic.
- The display has to be removed to loosen the handlebars, making it hard to rotate them to suit different riders.
- A tester complains that the bolt securing the lock-on grip digs into their hand while holding the twist throttle.
- The 2A charger means long charging times, but this isn't unusual at this price point.
- One tester reports that the sprung saddle wobbles side-to-side; another finds this unsettling.
- Inconsistent and vague information on the Revibikes website and a lack of clear specifications underline this bike's budget character.