At a tested 58lb, the Troxus Trax Whim iQ is relatively lightweight for this price point.
Riders can switch between torque and cadence-sensing modes via the display.
An expert praises the natural power delivery in torque-sensing mode.
Riders can tune throttle acceleration and power output using the app.
In a range test using max assist, a 200lb reviewer gets 39.1 miles on a flat, paved route.
Reviewers enjoy the comfortable, upright riding position.
In testing, the Tektro hydraulic brakes deliver reliable stopping power.
This bike comes with a front light and brake-activated rear lights.
Experts say the tires roll fast on pavement.
The Trax Whim iQ has geofencing, GPS tracking, remote locking, and crash detection.
Troxus backs this bike with an above-average 5-year warranty.
Troxus has over 500 dealers and service centers in the US.

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In a standardized hill test by one publication, this bike climbs slower than similar e-bikes.
Reviewers find the ride uncomfortable over bumpy pavement.
A tester reports ghost pedaling from around 17mph.
The 2A charger results in slow charging times of around seven hours.
Commuters will need to pay extra for fenders and a rear rack.
A reviewer reports faulty location tracking, the app showing the GPS location in China.

Bottom line

The Troxus Trax Whim iQ is a straightforward city e-bike with handy tech features. Testers enjoy the comfortable upright riding position, natural pedal assist, and solid battery range. The switchable torque and cadence sensors, ride tuning options, and security features impress, though a reviewer finds the location tracking buggy. Below-average climbing ability and the harsh ride over bumpy pavement are the main drawbacks. From the limited testing, the Trax Whim iQ appears to be a solid choice for urban jaunts.

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The Trax Whim iQ is simply a very good bike. It’s genuinely fun to ride, and despite the fact that it’s a technological force, it still has the magic and approachability of classic cruisers.

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