AMYET V9-G60
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the AMYET V9-G60. In summary, this is what cyclists think. Published Mar 01, 2026 by Nick Koleszar.
4 reasons to buy
- The AMYET V9-G60 has fenders, lights with turn signals at the rear, and a kickstand.
- Reviewers appreciate the increased durability of the steel frame and one-piece mag wheels compared to the aluminum frame and spoked wheels found on most competitors.
- The display is feature-rich and informative, but hard to read in bright sunlight.
- Testers mostly agree that the ride is comfortable, but some find the seat too firm.
11 reasons not to buy
- This bike’s 1,000W motor and 32mph rated top speed are not legal.
- Highlighting the dangers created by handlebars that can’t be properly fixed in place, weak mechanical brakes, and ill-fitting passenger foot pegs, an expert calls this bike a "junker".
- The 5'5” to 6'5” stated height range is exaggerated at both ends.
- The V9-G60’s heavy, 84lb weight makes it hard to lift or transport.
- The cramped frame and ghost pedaling above 15mph make pedaling impractical, according to testers.
- The basic fork is non-adjustable, and the rear spring is likely to be too stiff for many, as it jolts riders over big bumps.
- Testers and owners complain of flat tires, missing parts, and broken bikes.
- A reviewer doesn’t believe the stated 1,000W motor power, citing the lack of pep, inability to exceed 25mph, and poor hill-climbing ability.
- In testing, severe "voltage sag" results in a highly volatile battery indicator.
- Reviewers fail to get anywhere close to the stated battery range or expected range for a 20Ah battery.
- The turn signals are positioned poorly for visibility and there’s nothing on the display to show when a turn signal is active.
Bottom line
It can be hard to find standout offerings in the morass of cheap, Chinese e-bikes, but the AMYET V9-G60 bucks that trend. Unfortunately, it does so for the wrong reasons. With an (allegedly) 1,000W motor, 960Wh battery, and funky moped aesthetic for a low price, it seems like good value. Unfortunately, it’s heavy, equipped with dangerously under-specced brakes, and doesn’t comply with e-bike laws. The range is terrible, pedaling is impractical, the components are poor quality, and flaws on test bikes include dangerous problems with fasteners and bearings. On top of this, owners report many broken bikes.Expert Reviews
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