Denago Fat Tire
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Denago Fat Tire. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
13 reasons to buy
- A reviewer says the Fat Tire is comfortable and can handle urban duties and light trails.
- Experts agree the torque sensor provides a natural pedaling feel that requires less effort than other torque-sensing systems.
- In tests, the bike traveled 35 miles using throttle power alone.
- The Denago Fat Tire is available as a step-thru or step-over. The step-thru (two sizes) fits riders from 5'4" to 6'5".
- This bike features fenders, a kickstand, and integrated front and rear lights.
- The speed limit can be set between 11 and 28mph using the display.
- An expert reports the Zoom hydraulic disc brakes perform "remarkably" well.
- Reviewers say 4" puncture-resistant tires provide a comfortable ride. One notes the suspension fork and "plush" tires give a ride quality comparable to full suspension.
- The high-resolution color display features a password option for additional security.
- The Zoom 879 suspension fork has 80mm of travel, preload adjustment, and hydraulic lockout.
- A user says the 750W Bafang motor provides "great off-the-line acceleration." Testing verifies the above-average hill-climbing ability.
- The 48t chainring has dual chainguards, helping to avoid soiled clothes.
- The frame-integrated taillights activate when braking, even with the headlight turned off.
7 reasons not to buy
- Two testers find the speedometer reads slightly high, and the bike never quite reaches the claimed 28mph top speed.
- One expert notes that, despite its rugged looks, this "isn't a mountain bike or overlanding bike."
- This bike doesn't include a cargo rack.
- A user says the battery overstates the remaining range, especially in the final few miles.
- Experts are disappointed to see Shimano's bottom-tier Tourney 7-speed drivetrain on this bike.
- A tester bemoans the bolt-on axle, which makes fixing punctures more laborious.
- Two users say the saddle is uncomfortable on longer rides.
Bottom line
The Denago Fat Tire is a 750W e-bike with 4" Kenda tires, a hefty 921.6Wh battery, and 80mm front forks. Experts appreciate mixed-terrain ability, range, power, and brakes. The bike also draws praise for its comfort, thanks to the fat tires and 80mm front suspension. Some components are quite basic, and a cargo racks cost extra. However, at this price, reviewers think the Denago Fat Tire is a strong option for urban rides and light trails.Expert Reviews
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