Velotric Discover M

15 reasons to buy

• Experts agree the upright riding position, wide saddle, air suspension fork, and suspension seatpost deliver a very comfortable ride.
• Riders can switch between cadence and torque-sensing modes by holding the M button while riding.
• Testers relish the smooth, natural-feeling pedal assist in torque-sensing mode.
• This bike comes with a 66lb-rated MIK-HD rear rack, fenders, a headlight, and a taillight with brake activation and turn signals.
• In a max assistance range test using the torque sensor, a 190lb reviewer gets 34 miles and 532 feet of elevation gain on a paved route.
• In testing, the bike handles steep inclines on throttle power alone.
• The Kenda 2.4” tires are puncture-resistant, and reviewers say they roll well over pavement and light off-road terrains.
• Riders can switch between Class 1, 2, and 3, and set throttle and PAS top speeds between 12 to 28mph via the display or Velotric’s app.
• Users can tune motor output and sensitivity for each PAS level, and choose between three throttle acceleration settings.
• The color display is bright, easy to read, and shows battery percentage.
• Experts enjoy the automatic pedal assist mode.
• The Discover M has a USB-C charge port, NFC unlocking, and compatibility with Apple or Android tracking.
• The 60-degree adjustable stem allows quick modifications to fit.
• Testers appreciate the smooth and reliable shifting of the Shimano CUES drivetrain.
• Velotric has a network of over 1,200 dealers in the US for better support and servicing.