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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the MOD Black 3. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
11 reasons to buy
- An expert praises the Black 3's power and responsive pedal assist and throttle.
- Both the suspension fork and rear shock are adjustable, and a tester says they combine for a smooth ride over dirt trails.
- Users can customize max speed, throttle sensitivity, and power output of each PAS level via the display.
- The hydraulic disc brakes provide good stopping power in testing.
- One reviewer enjoys the Black 3's comfortable and stable ride.
- The MOD Black 3 comes with a headlight and a taillight with brake activation.
- The included rear rack supports up to 55lb and is compatible with MOD's Snap-On accessory system.
- MOD provides a five-year warranty on the Black 3’s frame.
- The display shows battery level as a percentage and has a USB port for charging devices on the go.
- The bike's controls can wirelessly pair with the Lumos Ultra 'smart' helmet (sold separately), which features built-in lights and turn signals.
- The Black 3 is compatible with a second battery (purchased separately).
5 reasons not to buy
- The Black 3's high weight, 75" length, commuter geometry, and cheap components make it unsuitable for actual mountain biking, contrary to MOD's claims.
- The payload capacity of 265lb is well below average.
- MOD lists conflicting weight capacities for the Black 3 in the user manual and product page.
- A tester complains that the grips move on the bars.
- The proximity of the thumb throttle to the shifter gives the right bar a crowded feel, according to a reviewer.