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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the TurboAnt Swift S1. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
16 reasons to buy
- With a 750-watt brushless Bafang motor, the Swift S1 climbs well and accelerates to its 20 mph top-speed in 3 seconds.
- To protect it from the elements and streamline design, the Swift S1’s battery is housed within its frame.
- The Swift S1 has a removable battery. This aids off-bike charging, security and portability.
- Using pedal-power and a low pedal-assist level, the Swift S1 attains a reported 60-mile range.
- It is said that the battery of the Swift S1 can last for up to 30 miles in full-throttle mode, on a single charge.
- On the Swift S1, fatty-boom-batty Kenda 20” x 4” tires cushion the rider from what lies beneath.
- A 60mm suspension fork provides extra comfort, whether riding off-road or over the rats and cracks of bustling city streets.
- A tester was pleased with the Swift S1's smooth and gradual acceleration.
- The Swift S1 arrives mostly assembled, fresh out of the box.
- TurboAnt says the Swift S1 is built to fit riders from 5'3'' to 6'4'' in height.
- The Swift S1 folds up to 38” x 23.5” x 31” for storage or transport.
- A number of owners and reviewers feel that the Swift S1 is reasonably priced.
- The Swift S1 has a carrying capacity of 330 lb.
- A reviewer lauded the performance of the Swift S1’s Tektro Aries mechanical brakes.
- The Swift S1 features a stand, to prop it up when folded.
- A 48V, 1.8W LED headlight and rear ‘brakelight’ are included with the Swift S1.
5 reasons not to buy
- The Swift S1 is bulky and heavy and weighs 68 lb.
- For one tester, the Swift S1’s hinge was very stiff, making folding difficult and impractical.
- One reviewer finds the Swift S1 taller than other folding bikes, making it difficult for shorter riders to manage.
- A tester lamented the Swift S1’s long charging time of 6 to 7 hours.
- One reviewer said the Swift S1 is expensive, with a price that’s on par with more-powerful mopeds.