Mooncool CG2
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Facts
Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Mooncool CG2. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
7 reasons to buy
- Experts relish the CG2’s speed on climbs, even while carrying cargo.
- Testers and owners praise the responsive pedal assist activation.
- Tests show the Star Union hydraulic disc brakes provide ample stopping power for the bike when carrying cargo.
- Testers enjoy the CG2’s comfortable ride quality on smooth roads, highlighting the large padded saddle.
- The integrated rear rack has an above-average capacity of 250lb, and the bike supports 450lb. Testers find the CG2 agile for a heavy cargo bike.
- The CG2’s range impresses in testing. One reviewer gets 30 miles of throttle-only riding; another gets 35 miles in PAS 5.
- The CG2 comes with fenders, a headlight, and a taillight with brake activation and turn signals.
7 reasons not to buy
- At 97lb, the CG2 is very heavy, even for a cargo e-bike.
- Reviewers find the ride uncomfortable over broken pavement, blaming the lack of suspension.
- The CG2’s speedometer reads up to two miles per hour faster than an external GPS.
- Multiple reviewers receive damaged bikes, including with scratched paint and broken taillights.
- Experts report ghost pedaling before the 20mph PAS limit.
- Testers complain the taillight and turn signals aren’t very bright.
- The cargo accessory options for this bike are underwhelming.
