Superhuman Babymaker II
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Superhuman Babymaker II. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- Experts and owners love the Babymaker II’s sleek design, saying it doesn’t look like an e-bike.
- At 35lb, Superhuman's Babymaker II is very light.
- An expert praises the Babymaker II’s maneuverability.
- The Gates Carbon belt drive is quiet, grease-free, and low-maintenance.
- The hydraulic disc brakes with 180mm rotors demonstrate good stopping power in testing.
- In a PAS 2 range test, a reviewer gets 45.2 miles of flat, paved riding at an average speed of 12.8mph.
- The 10Ah battery charges in just three hours.
- One tester praises the Babymaker II's quick acceleration.
- This bike comes in two sizes and three colorways.
7 reasons not to buy
- A reviewer says that the stiff aluminum fork and narrow 28mm tires make for a harsh ride over broken pavement. Maximizing the 32mm tire clearance would improve this.
- The Babymaker II doesn’t come with lights or fenders, but it has rear rack and fender mounts.
- One expert criticizes the tiny display as hard to read. Another says the battery indicator is unreliable.
- The Babymaker II doesn’t have a throttle.
- Owners find the pedals too small.
- A reviewer says the soft grips bunch up while riding and slide around on the bars.
- Some buyers report lengthy shipping times and disappointing customer support.
Bottom line
The Superhuman (formerly FLX) Babymaker II is a single-speed electric bike with a Gates Carbon belt drive, 350W motor, and 360Wh battery. The second iteration of this bike has a larger battery and a more powerful charger. Experts praise the sleek, stealthy design, low weight, quality brakes, fast charging, decent range, and quick acceleration. Complaints are mostly minor, but the harsh ride over broken pavement and lack of a throttle may reduce its appeal. Overall, the Babymaker II is considered a solid option in the single-speed e-bike segment.Expert Reviews
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