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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Heybike Brawn. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
16 reasons to buy
- Experts praise the power and quiet operation of the 750W motor.
- The Brawn demonstrates "impressive" climbing on steep inclines. One tester conquers a 20% gradient using throttle power.
- The Brawn's throttle responds "almost immediately."
- The bike easily reaches its top speed, according to reviewers.
- In one range test, a 155lb rider covers 52 miles and 1,280 feet of elevation in PAS 2.
- The knobby fat tires and dual-crown suspension fork provide "traction," "comfort," and "stability" on light trails.
- The Brawn has a higher-than-average payload capacity of 400lb.
- Experts say the hydraulic disc brakes provide ample stopping power.
- The Heybike app offers features such as proximity unlocking, an in-app power button, and adjustment of pedal assist and max speed.
- The Heybike Brawn has a dropper seatpost.
- Owners enjoy the "cushiony" seat and double-locking ergonomic grips.
- Reviewers appreciate the "bright" auto-on headlight.
- Heybike provides a high-output 4A charger for rapid charging times.
- Buyers find the assembly process "straightforward."
- The Brawn's battery has a USB port for charging devices.
- Multiple owners express satisfaction with the overall performance and comfort after hundreds of miles of riding.
9 reasons not to buy
- Testers report lagging re-engagement of pedal assist after braking or stopping pedaling.
- At 78.3lb, the Brawn is heavy.
- Experts say the battery level indicator is inaccurate.
- Adjusting the bike's top speed in the app simultaneously changes throttle and pedal-assist limits.
- Some testers feel the handlebar is too narrow, causing a "crowded" cockpit.
- Reviewers express concerns about the legality of the taillight's red and blue flashing mode.
- The Brawn doesn't come with fenders or a rear rack.
- A few owners report instances of motor failure.
- Buyers note quality control issues, such as loose bolts and damaged components.