Hoverfly Ourea
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Hoverfly Ourea. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- The Ourea is relatively lightweight (54lb) for this price point.
- The responsive throttle and quick acceleration impress testers.
- Experts praise the effectiveness of the lockable suspension fork for this price point.
- Testers say the motor is quiet.
- The Ourea has mounts for a rear rack and comes with fenders, a headlight, and a bell.
- Riding without assistance is doable, according to reviewers.
- Experts say the Ourea easily maintains its top speed (20mph), whether using the throttle or pedal assist.
- Testers and owners find assembly straightforward.
12 reasons not to buy
- The mechanical disc brakes take 29.5’ to stop from 20mph in testing, and owners find them noisy.
- The Ourea doesn’t include a display or a taillight.
- Buyers receive bikes that won’t power on or experience electrical issues shortly after setup.
- Buyers have trouble resolving warranty issues with customer support.
- The Ourea only has one PAS button, so users must cycle up through the levels to get to the lowest setting again.
- Owners complain of loosening bolts and slipping seats.
- Two testers report pedal assist lag and motor overrun.
- Owners say low-speed maneuvering is difficult because the bike rapidly accelerates to the max speed of the selected PAS level.
- With a 32” minimum seat height and 29” standover, the bike may not fit shorter riders in the stated height range of 5’2” to 6’2”.
- The low-output 1.5A charger returns lengthy charge times.
- A test bike’s power cuts out during the second test ride, only returning after the bike is turned off and on.
- The low IPX4 water resistance rating means the Ourea should be kept out of heavy rain.
Bottom line
The Hoverfly Ourea is a budget hybrid e-bike. The bike accelerates quickly and easily maintains the top speed of 20mph. However, many owners complain of receiving bikes with damaged components or electrical issues that exist out of the box or occur shortly thereafter. Most reviewers find the bike generally uncomfortable and the pedal assistance crude. The Ourea seems like good value, but the risk of issues and reports of unresponsive after-sales support should give buyers pause. Alternatively, consider the Viribus Panther.Expert Reviews
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