Quietkat Ranger 5.0
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Quietkat Ranger 5.0. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- The single-speed configuration of the Ranger 5.0 is low-maintenance and easy to ride.
- Gigantic 4.0” tires are plush and comfy on all surfaces.
- There ain’t no derailleur to get caught in long grass or vegetation.
- The 5.0’s independent throttle features a ‘quick-disconnect’ safety function.
- This hog can haul a maximum 325lb of cargo; including you, your kit and kill.
- The Ranger 5.0 comes with a ‘lifetime’ frame warranty.
- Owners say the Quietkat Ranger 5.0 is “solid”.
- She’s available in Sandstone or Camo, for desert or woodland hunting.
- A ‘walk assist’ function helps you to schlep this 61lb beast up your 25° driveway.
6 reasons not to buy
- The Ranger 5.0 is available in one 18” frame size only.
- Riders say that the Ranger 5.0’s tires and tubes puncture easily.
- Compared to the competition, the Ranger 5.0 is somewhat expensive.
- Quietkat’s customer service response has disappointed numerous owners.
- One owner’s controller did not work and their battery overheated.
- Another owner said their bike arrived damaged with forks bent, only level 3 of pedal-assist was working and they rode 8 miles before the battery died.
