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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the ENGWE EP-2 Pro. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- Testers say the EP-2 Pro looks and feels sturdy and well-engineered.
- A simple folding process makes it easy to store or transport the EP-2 Pro.
- This bike can support up to 330lb and fits riders from 5'4" to 6'8".
- Several users say the bike is well-packed and easy to assemble.
- The EP-2 Pro is equipped with metal fenders, a rack, and lights.
- Reviewers appreciate the bright lights and the brake light activation feature.
- Riders enjoy the traction and bump absorption on light off-road terrain provided by the suspension fork and 4" tires.
- Many buyers say the EP-2 provides plenty of power and speed for this price point.
9 reasons not to buy
- The ENGWE EP-2 Pro is heavy and difficult to lift, weighing 74lb.
- Testers criticize the brakes for being noisy and lacking power, especially given the bike’s high max speed.
- According to multiple reviewers, the external cabling is messy and noisy and it blocks the keyhole.
- Several users are frustrated by the need to leave the key in place while riding.
- The bike occasionally arrives with parts, tools, or instructions missing from the package, according to buyers.
- Experts comment that the real-world range is far below the claimed range.
- Some riders note a delay between pedaling and pedal assistance kicking in.
- Multiple owners complain about faulty batteries, failed controllers, and other reliability problems.
- Owners are frustrated by the lengthy response time from ENGWE, so resolving problems can take a lot of time and effort.