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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the MOD Easy SideCar 3. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
12 reasons to buy
- Reviewers compliment the "head-turning" Easy SideCar 3's retro motorcycle-inspired design.
- Testers say the adjustable suspension fork, 3” tires, sprung saddle, and suspension seatpost provide comfort for the rider.
- Experts praise the smooth power delivery and responsive assistance thanks to the well-tuned torque sensor.
- The sidecar has a payload capacity of 150lb and fits a small adult, a kid, a pet, or other cargo
- The dual-piston hydraulic disc brakes and 180mm rotors prove effective in testing, though they are low-spec for such a fast and heavy e-bike.
- Both brakes double as parking brakes.
- Reviewers enjoy the relaxed, upright riding position. The adjustable stem allows quick fit modifications.
- The sidecar has a removable passenger seat, a seatbelt, and D-rings on the floor for securing leashes.
- The display shows battery level as a percentage and has a USB port for charging devices.
- The Easy SideCar 3 comes with a headlight, a taillight with brake activation, fenders, a bell, and a rear rack with a 55lb capacity.
- Reviewers appreciate the range of optional accessories for customizing the Easy Sidecar 3, such as a second battery.
- MOD provides a five-year warranty on the bike's frame.
9 reasons not to buy
- The Easy SideCar 3 is heavy, weighing 79lb without the sidecar and 121lb with it.
- Experts say handling the Easy SideCar 3 is tricky, especially in turns, and requires an adjustment period.
- MOD warns reviewers that the sidecar may lift off the ground slightly when turning left.
- With the SideCar attached, the recommended top speed is just 10mph.
- Testers note that detaching, reattaching, and aligning the sidecar correctly takes trial and error.
- Assembly is time-consuming. One tester takes four hours to put the bike and sidecar together, partly due to unclear instructions.
- The bike measures 75" long and 47.5" wide with the sidecar, so navigating tight spaces and storing the unit are challenging.
- The Shimano Altus 7-speed derailleur is well below average for an e-bike at this price.
- MOD lists inconsistent specs for the Easy SideCar 3 in the user manual and on the product webpage.
Bottom line
The MOD Easy SideCar 3 is a cruiser-style e-bike with a detachable sidecar rated for 150lb. The sidecar fits a kid, a small adult, pets, or cargo. Reviewers praise the comfort for rider and passenger, the smooth power delivery, good braking, and the retro design. Testers say learning to handle the bike is tricky. Additionally, the weight and bulk of the unit make it a challenge to maneuver or store. Overall, the Easy SideCar 3 is considered a decent albeit gimmicky option for families with kids or dogs. However, it's expensive and less practical than a cargo e-bike.Expert Reviews
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