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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Rattan Quercus. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
14 reasons to buy
- Rattan offers the Quercus with the choice of one or two 960Wh batteries.
- Testers relish the quick throttle acceleration and responsive pedal assist.
- The FastAce hydraulic brakes demonstrate strong stopping power in testing.
- Experts find the Quercus comfortable over light off-road terrains and bumpy pavement.
- The Quercus comes with fenders, a rear rack rated for 300lb, a headlight, and a taillight with brake activation and turn signals.
- Most testers praise the motor’s climbing performance, saying it handles steep inclines well.
- The Quercus has an above-average payload capacity of 450lb.
- Experts appreciate the comfortable upright riding position.
- The 4.5A charger delivers quick charging times.
- Using PAS 5 and Normal assist mode, a 185lb tester of the single-battery build gets 55 miles of range.
- The Quercus comes with dual-legged and single-sided kickstands.
- The color display has a USB-A port to charge devices on the go.
- Reviewers say the Quercus is easy to maneuver for a heavy e-bike.
- The choice of cast mag wheels mean broken spokes aren’t a worry.
8 reasons not to buy
- Testers reach speeds over 30mph using the throttle and pedal assist, breaching e-bike speed limits.
- Weighing 82lb or 93lb with the second battery, the Quercus is heavy, even for a cargo bike.
- One tester describes the initial power delivery as jumpy, whether using throttle or pedal assist.
- The bike’s stated fit is 5’3” to 6’5”. While a 6’5” rider finds it comfortable, riders at the shorter end may not fit due to the 32.6” minimum seat height.
- The display is difficult to read through polarized sunglasses.
- A tester complains that the chain rubs the center-mounted kickstand and the derailleur cable.
- The Quercus lacks footrests, a rear wheel guard, and passenger-carrying accessories, making it less passenger-friendly.
- Reviewers say the assembly instructions are unclear.