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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Kingbull Literider. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
6 reasons to buy
- The Literider has a headlight, a tailight with braking function, fenders, and a 77lb-capacity rear rack.
- Testers climb grades as steep as 20% using only the throttle.
- Experts are pleased with the strong stopping power of the hydraulic disc brakes.
- A 225lb reviewer gets 25.24 miles of range using max assist in the city.
- Testers praise the instant throttle response.
- Reviewers enjoy the relaxed, upright riding position.
11 reasons not to buy
- Even though this bike is slower than advertised, it still breaches e-bike speed limits with both PAS and throttle.
- One test bike has a dangerous and unexplained wobble, two arrive with scratched paint, two have tight hinges that make them hard to fold, and one has a loose telescoping stem.
- The Literider is heavy at 71lb, and difficult to lift once folded.
- This bike is blighted by ghost pedaling at 16mph, extremely laggy pedal assistance, and notable motor overrun.
- At 70.5” long and 49.2” tall, the Literider is a large bike, and when folded it's slightly above average.
- Reviewers recommend changing the "uncomfortable" seat and adding a suspension seat post.
- Two testers have trouble seating a tire bead during assembly.
- The battery meter proves inaccurate, erratic, and hard to read.
- Several testers feel the folding pedals flexing while pedaling.
- One reviewer says the handlebar is too high with the seat at its lowest position.
- Reviewers find the screen hard to see in the sun or wearing sunglasses.
Bottom line
The Kingbull Literider is a folding fat-tire e-bike with a 750W motor and 720Wh battery. Reviewers are impressed with the range, hill-climbing ability, and powerful brakes. Testers prefer the throttle, as it responds instantly and hits higher speeds. The bike suffers from laggy PAS, ghost pedaling, and motor overrun. It's heavy and bulky. Despite the suspension fork and fat tires, the ride isn't comfortable. Other notable concerns include poor rider fit, significant quality-control failings, and non-compliance with e-bike rules. Ultimately, the Literider offers several reasons to avoid it and no reasons to choose it over its many competitors.Expert Reviews
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