The Funhang EB-C1 comes with fenders, a rear rack (55lb capacity), a headlight, and a horn.
Owners appreciate the responsive throttle and quick acceleration.
Testers and owners find the upright riding position comfortable.
Reviewers say it takes minimal effort to reach top speed using max pedal assist.
Buyers praise the straightforward assembly.
The step-through frame makes mounting and dismounting easier.
A reviewer is pleased with the suspension fork's performance at this price.
The stem angle is adjustable to modify handlebar height and reach.
The controls are simple to use, according to a reviewer.
The frame has a mount for a front basket.

9 reasons not to buy

A tester says there’s almost no difference between PAS levels 2, 3, and 4.
Buyers say the tires puncture easily.
Owners bemoan the short battery range.
A tester warns there is a half-second of motor overrun after pedaling stops.
Owners complain that the mechanical disc brakes are weak and they rub.
A buyer says sourcing a spare battery is difficult because they are proprietary.
There are holes between the tubes at the welds on one owner's bike.
Bikes arrive missing bolts and with broken or dented components.
An owner suffers broken spokes after riding only on pavement, and their bike completely dies after 350 miles.

Bottom line

The Funhang EB-C1 is a city e-bike with an extremely low price. Buyers receive bikes that are incomplete or damaged, or experience issues shortly after purchase. In testing, the pedal assist is laggy and choppy once engaged, but the throttle delivers immediate, zippy acceleration. Owners are generally happy with the ride comfort given the price, but they criticize the short range, cheap tires, and weak brakes. Ultimately, Funhang's questionable support and poor quality control negate the appeal of the EB-C1's low price.

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Funhang 26’’ E-Bike Review: The Cheapest Amazon Electric Bike Worth Buying?

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I’m going to go ahead and say that this thing is average, but average isn’t bad for the price.

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Are Cheap E-Bikes Worth It? Funhang EB-C1 Review

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I’m barely pedaling and I’m doing 21mph. This bike actually rides really good for the price. Now, if I stop pedaling, it’ll take the motor about a half a second to turn off.

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