Freesky Rocky Pro A-320
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Freesky Rocky Pro A-320. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
12 reasons to buy
- Freesky offers the Rocky Pro A-320 with the choice of four colorways and 20Ah or 25Ah batteries.
- A reviewer enjoys the comfort of the upright riding position and plush front suspension.
- Testers relish the motor's power on steep hills.
- A reviewer praises the responsive throttle and pedal assist power.
- The S4 4-piston hydraulic disc brakes provide excellent stopping power in testing.
- Reviewers find the CST BFT 20” x 4” tires offer good grip on and off-road.
- An expert appreciates the Rocky Pro's stable handling at high speeds.
- The Rocky Pro A-320 has an integrated rear rack, headlight, taillight with brake activation, and fenders.
- Assembly is quick and easy, according to a reviewer.
- The easy-to-read color display has a USB-C charge port.
- A reviewer likes the convenience of the NFC card for powering the Rocky Pro on and off.
- The step-through frame is easy to mount and dismount.
8 reasons not to buy
- Two 5’11” reviewers find the bike too small despite falling within the stated height range of 5’1” to 5’11”.
- At a claimed weight of 77lb, the Rocky Pro A-320 is heavy.
- A 150lb reviewer finds the rear suspension too stiff, and it isn't adjustable.
- Testers find the acceleration too aggressive in PAS level 2 and above, making the bike hard to control.
- An expert feels the overwhelming acceleration and power make this bike unsuitable for riding off-road.
- Motor power output decreases dramatically as battery charge drops.
- One tester gets a puncture on the first ride.
- The 30mph top speed exceeds e-bike limits.
Bottom line
The Freesky Rocky Pro A-320 is a budget fat-tire e-bike with full suspension, a 750W motor, and the choice of 20Ah or 25Ah batteries. Expert testing is limited. The two testers praise the ride comfort, stability handling, powerful and responsive motor, and strong brakes. However, the power and acceleration can be overwhelming, with testers preferring to use lower PAS levels as a result. Other concerns include the high weight, inaccurate height range, and stiff rear suspension. Despite these issues, testers feel the Rocky Pro A-320 offers value for money.
