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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the iGO Outland Torngat RS. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
8 reasons to buy
- In testing, the Outland Torngat RS handles non-technical trails and singletrack well.
- An expert praises the motor's quick response to both pedaling and throttle engagement.
- The Outland Torngat RS performs well in a throttle-only hill-climbing test.
- The natural pedal feel and consistent power increases across PAS levels impress reviewers.
- Experts enjoy the comfortable ride on pavement and light off-road terrains.
- In a PAS 5 range test, a reviewer covers 37.3 miles at 16.7mph on a paved, relatively flat route.
- Experts relish the stability, traction, and comfort provided by the 4.8" Maxxis tires.
- Reviewers appreciate the inclusion of a throttle on a mid-drive e-bike.
10 reasons not to buy
- The Outland Torngat RS is expensive, given the level of components.
- Though they perform reasonably in testing, the RST Renegade fork and Shimano Alivio drivetrain are below average at this price and unsuited to true mountain biking.
- The bike's length, high weight, and massive tires make it unsuited to technical off-roading.
- The Outland Torngat RS comes in only one frame size.
- Riders at the low end of the 5'4" to 6'2" stated height range will likely struggle with the 30.7" standover height.
- The 275lb payload capacity is below average for fat-tire e-bikes.
- Though the Tektro HD-E350 hydraulic disc brakes are deemed 'good' in testing, the reviewer questions their long-term performance. A bike this pricey deserves better brakes.
- An expert finds the 730mm handlebars too narrow for off-road riding.
- One reviewer says the throttle and dropper post levers are positioned too close together. They opt to remove the throttle for trail riding.
- An e-bike this expensive should be UL-certified. The Outland Torngat RS is not.