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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Charge Comfort 1. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
14 reasons to buy
- The Comfort 1 arrives almost fully assembled and includes a torque wrench. Experts say final assembly takes just 10 to 20 minutes.
- A tester compliments the bike's "excellent overall quality" and finish.
- Reviewers appreciate the "well thought out" instructions and clever box design, making it easier to install the front wheel.
- The Comfort 1 features integrated front and rear lights, full-length fenders, a rear rack, and a chain guard.
- Folding pedals and rotating handlebars reduce the bike's footprint for neater storage.
- An expert says the upright riding position is comfortable and affords excellent visibility.
- Testers note how easy it is to get on and off the Comfort 1, making it ideal for beginners.
- Experts appreciate the gentle speed and acceleration, further enhancing the bike's attraction for novice cyclists.
- A reviewer says pedaling at 15mph is "almost effortless."
- Testers find the Comfort 1 climbs hills comfortably at the lowest pedal-assist (PAS) setting.
- This bike can support a 300lb rider and has a total payload capacity of 330lb.
- Experts laud the "high-quality" puncture-resistant Goodyear tires.
- One reviewer praises the Shimano 7-speed gearing as "ideal for this bike," adding that the lowest gear makes it possible to pedal up hills.
- A tester says the mechanical disc brakes feel as good as hydraulic brakes but are easier to maintain.
2 reasons not to buy
- A reviewer calls the fenders on both of their two Comfort 1s “a little finicky,” sometimes needing adjustment to stop tire rub.
- The Comfort 1 has a modest rear rack capacity of 30lb.
Bottom line
Charge's Comfort 1 is an e-commuter with an easy-to-mount step-through frame and pedals and handlebars that 'fold flat' for storage. Experts say this "very comfortable" bike suits new cyclists thanks to its smooth power delivery and gentle acceleration. Reviewers praise the easy assembly, quality feel, dependable brakes, and suite of commuting accessories. At this price point, the Comfort 1 is deemed to offer excellent value as an e-cruiser for leisure rides and commuting.Expert Reviews
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