Hiboy EX6
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Hiboy EX6. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- The EX6 comes with fenders, a rack rated for 33lb, integrated lights with brake activation, and a “loud” bell.
- Experts praise the comfort of the upright riding position, soft grips, and “cushy” seat.
- Testers report “good” acceleration from the 500W motor.
- Reviewers appreciate the decent grip from the knobbly 4" tires.
- Experts agree the 720Wh battery is good value at this price point.
- Testers savor the “smooth” ride on and off the road.
- The mechanical disc brakes provide ample stopping power, according to experts.
- A reviewer appreciates the enhanced safety of the large reflectors.
- The quick-release front wheel provides added convenience when transporting the EX6 or fixing a puncture.
8 reasons not to buy
- Experts agree there are better alternatives at this price point.
- Hiboy states the EX6 suits riders from 5’6” to 6’6”, but a 6’ tester feels “way too big” for it.
- Testers lament the “very small” display and “hard to use” buttons.
- Experts feel similarly priced folding bikes offer greater utility and performance.
- The “basic” non-adjustable suspension fork bottoms out over relatively small bumps.
- Reviewers complain about ghost pedaling.
- A tester finds the seat gets uncomfortable after five miles.
- The EX6 is Class 3-only, so it may not suit local regulations.
Bottom line
Hiboy’s EX6 is a budget-priced electric commuter with 20” fat tires, a 500W motor, and a “good sized” battery. Experts lament this bike’s cheap components, including the “horrible” suspension fork, “cheap” grips, basic display, and “awkward” buttons. The EX6 features good accessories, an approachable low-step frame, and decent acceleration, but it’s too cramped for one 6’ rider. Though the Hiboy EX6 might suit smaller riders seeking their first e-bike, experts reckon other brands have more to offer at this price point. Consider alternatives from the likes of Aventon, Lectric, Magicycle, and Vtuvia.Expert Reviews
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