Magicycle Ocelot Pro
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Magicycle Ocelot Pro. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
10 reasons to buy
- The Ocelot Pro allows riders to toggle between cadence and torque sensors. Reviewers appreciate being able to switch between easy cruising and getting exercise while on the go.
- Testers praise the torque sensor’s smooth and natural assistance.
- The above-average seven PAS levels make it easier to find a comfortable speed.
- Testers say the motor is relatively quiet.
- Reviewers enjoy the Ocelot Pro's power. The bike quickly reaches high speeds, even on climbs.
- The Tektro hydraulic brakes with 180mm rotors are powerful and smooth, inspiring confidence.
- The above-average Kenda Krusade 4” tires have puncture protection and provide good grip.
- Testers appreciate the comfort of the upright riding position.
- A reviewer savors the simple operation and easy customization of power and speed levels via the display.
- This bike comes with fenders, integrated lights with brake activation, a kickstand, and a rack rated for 55lb.
6 reasons not to buy
- Magicycle says this bike fits riders from 4'10" to 6'2". A tester says the 20” wheels and low step-through frame suit shorter riders, but taller riders may find it cramped.
- At 78.6lb, the Ocelot Pro is heavy. This makes carrying and transporting it a challenge.
- Testers find the torquey motor easily lifts the front wheel, so riders must exercise caution.
- An expert bemoans the lack of turn signals and a bell.
- A reviewer complains that the grips move on the bars.
- A tester says the stated 120-mile range is extremely optimistic and 40 miles is more realistic. A heavy rider has just 35% remaining range after 18 miles of hard riding at an average speed of 12mph.
Bottom line
Magicycle’s Ocelot Pro is a step-through fat-tire commuter with a 750W motor, 1040Wh battery, and suspension fork. The user-switchable cadence and torque sensors impress experts who praise the powerful and quiet motor, great brakes, and quality tires. The color display, simple operation, and accessible frame also win applause. The range falls well short of Magicycle’s estimate, the bike is heavy, and taller riders may find it cramped. Reviewers fail to assess ride quality, but they think the ability to switch between cadence and torque sensors turns a good bike into a compelling option.Expert Reviews
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