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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Addmotor M-66 R7. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
21 reasons to buy
- Owners and testers say the M-66 R7’s 750W Bafang motor delivers plenty of torque, even when carrying a passenger.
- A fat chopper saddle is comfortable and perfect for carrying a cozy passenger.
- The M-66 R7 is blessed with foldable passenger footpegs.
- Riders can slam the throttle on this rig from a dead stop.
- The Addshox 80mm suspension fork helps to even out road imperfections.
- Owners admire the retro chopper styling of the M-66 R7.
- The M-66 R7‘s display is clear and comprehensive.
- Buyers admired the performance of the M-66 R7’s mechanical brakes.
- An engine cutoff feature helps mechanical brakes to better stop the M-66 R7.
- The M-66 R7 Cruiser is available in four attractive colors.
- The battery can be removed for security or off-bike charging.
- Owners frequently describe the M-66 R7 as “well-built”.
- Some riders find the M-66 R7 handles well off-road.
- Chubby 4” tires allow the M-66 R7 to float over cracked roads with ease.
- Owners go into raptures over the quality of Addmotor’s customer service.
- The M-66 R7 comes with a one-year warranty.
- A headlight is included with the M-66 R7.
- An included taillight features turn signals and acts as a brakelight.
- Need to blast your way through traffic? An electric horn is included.
- The Promax stem is highly adjustable.
- Metal fenders are part of the M-66 R7 package.
13 reasons not to buy
- Testers say that the pedaling position on the M-66 R7 is somewhat cramped.
- Buyers say the heavy M-66 R7 is a strain to pedal unpowered.
- The bike’s cadence sensor results in some notable lag in pedal-assist engagement.
- The M-66 R7 weighs just shy of 80lb, which isn't light.
- A lack of instructions makes this bike hard to assemble for novices.
- A tester had trouble setting up the mechanical disc brakes and expected hydraulic brakes at this price.
- A tester finds the M-66 R7 doesn’t handle well off-road.
- For one buyer, their suspension fork came loose on their first ride!
- Critics say the M-66 R7’s fenders do not provide the rider with full splash cover.
- A tester said the included 40-lumen headlight is none too bright.
- The included rear light must be operated manually. It is not wired into the display.
- There is only one size of the M-66 R7 up for grabs.
- An owner reported not receiving the adjustable stem that is pictured on the M-66 R7 product page.