Addmotor M-350 P7
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Addmotor M-350 P7. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
16 reasons to buy
- The M-350 P7’s throttle lets riders accelerate quickly from a dead stop.
- Fat 4”-wide tires help to absorb bumps, increase stability and ride soft surfaces.
- The M-350 P7 has a low standover height, due to its step-through frame.
- An 80mm suspension fork helps to absorb moderate bumps on uneven surfaces.
- This trike’s big basket is handy for carrying groceries, cargo and dogs.
- A free basket liner is included, so items don’t fall through the basket gaps.
- A front-hub motor helps to balance out the weight of the battery and rear cargo.
- This trike’s stem is highly adjustable, to suit riders of different heights.
- The M-350 P7’s battery can be locked for security or removed for charging.
- Many riders can plant both feet on the ground while seated on the M-350 P7.
- An owner said it took them only 30 minutes to assemble the M-350 P7.
- Owners enjoy the M-350 P7’s ride over pavement, sand, grass and dirt.
- Some owners say customer service is “supportive”, “helpful and patient”.
- The M-350 P7’s headlight is integrated and operated through the display panel.
- A front fender comes fitted to the M-350 P7.
- At moderate speeds, this trike’s stability was appreciated by riders with reduced balance.
11 reasons not to buy
- The front-wheel-hub-motor may spin on wet or loose surfaces.
- Experts say this trike’s design is “prone to tipping” at higher speeds.
- The front fender and chain bounce and slap during off-road escapades.
- There is a slight delay in assist engagement, owing to the use of a cadence sensor.
- This is a big machine and hydraulic brakes would stop it with less effort.
- The M-350 P7 is only available in one size.
- This trike’s grips aren’t lock-on, so they may rotate on the handlebar.
- Some experts and buyers had negative customer service experiences.
- A buyer’s charger was faulty, on their new M-350 P7.
- An owner’s battery failed to charge from new.
- Some M-350 P7s come with a flat handlebar. Riders prefer a more swept-back bar.
