Name: Addmotor M-140
Brand: Addmotor
Availability: InStock
Rating: 73 (10 reviews)

73/100

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Facts

Gender

Men, Women

Type

Electric, Folding, Fat Tire, Commuter, Moped

Release Year

2021

Brand

Addmotor

Charge Time

6, 7 Hours

Maximum Range

55, 65 Miles

Top Speed

23 mph

Watts

750 W

Volts and Amp Hours

48V 16Ah

Class

Class 2

Drive

Hub-Drive

Wheel Size

20”

Number of Gears

Gearing Type

External Derailleur

Weight

70, 73 lb

Suspension

Front

Brake Type

Disc: Mechanical

Frame Material

Aluminum

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the Addmotor M-140. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

14 reasons to buy

A 750W motor puts out ample power for toting groceries up steep hills.

M-140s have a purported 280lb payload capacity.

The M-140 folds in twain to fit in the trunk of a middle-sized car.

The M-140 R7 is furnished with tough cast-alloy 6-spoke wheels and an integrated rear hub motor.

A 48V 16Ah battery delivers 55-65mi of range, if you stick to PAS 1.

Bumps are trumped by an 80mm suspension fork with lockout.

A 7-speed drivetrain couples to 5 levels of assist for plenty of gear range.

The M-140 is rigged out with integrated head and taillights.

The M-140 comes decked out with a rear rack.

Owners found the M-140 R7 aesthetically delightful.

Assembly is reportedly easy, via video guides.

One owner said no tuning was required for the M-140 R7 after assembly.

The M-140 is provisioned with folding pedals.

Buyers report positive customer service experiences.

4 reasons not to buy

An owner says their 70lb M-140 P7 is too heavy to carry up and down stairs.

One owner says the M-140 won’t fit in the trunk of a smaller car.

An owner was disappointed with low-quality packaging and damage from new.

One owner’s M-140 P7 arrived missing a parts box.

Bottom line

Addmotor’s M-140 models are both small-wheeled, folding electric fatbikes with easy-to-access step-through frames. The R7 features tough, cast-alloy mag wheels. The P7 uses spokes. An 80mm suspension fork will help to make short work of uneven roads, while porky 4”-wide tires add to the mattress-on-wheels sensation. These bikes do fold, but owners stress that the M-140 remains bulky and may not fit in smaller trunks. A 750W motor delivers more than enough grunt for lakeside trundles and errand-running.