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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Vtuvia SN100. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
12 reasons to buy
- A tester says the SN100’s motor is “wildly powerful” yet “extremely quiet”, suiting it to hunting trips.
- With a 330 lb payload and 80 Nm of torque, there’s plenty of pull to haul cargo & carcasses.
- Tall riders feel at home with the fit of the SN100.
- Users praise the SN100’s unique frame design. One deemed it “masculine”.
- Reviewers say the SN100’s independent throttle delivers instantaneous juice.
- A Mozo suspension fork sucks up the bumps and features a lockout to increase pedaling efficiency. Travel is not specified.
- The SN100’s headlight is integrated into the bike's frame.
- Reviewers respect the affordability of this electric huntbike.
- The SN100 comes in four low-key colors.
- Testers appreciate the stopping power of Logan hydraulic disc brakes.
- The SN100 features an adjustable stem, to suit differing ride stances.
- Some testers say the SN100’s display is easy to read.
10 reasons not to buy
- The SN100 has a very tall frame and toptube. For riders under 5’8”, clearance is minimal.
- Some users describe assist and throttle as being “jerky” and “overpowered”.
- The SN100 is a heavy bike. It weighs 72 lb.
- Reviewers note that there’s a lot of criss-cross cabling crowding the cockpit.
- The SN100’s brake discs are a modest 160mm. Experts suggest larger rotors to stop this heavy bike more efficiently, when fully loaded.
- A tester received their SN100 with untrue wheels and unbled brakes.
- Reviewers report that motor latency is an obstacle to precise trail riding.
- Testers say the integrated headlight rattles in its housing and allows water to enter. Water also entered the motor, for a long-term user.
- One reviewer described welding marks as “ugly”.
- A tester pointed out that the controller is housed within the seat tube, where it rattles loosely.
Bottom line
With a 330 lb payload, 80 Nm of torque, and an “extremely” quiet motor, the SN100 is well-equipped for hunting, especially in the ‘Camo’ colorway. It has the muscle to haul home a carcass or two. This is a bike for ‘big & tall’ riders. Testers say it’s not for those under 5’8” and is best for riders 6’0” plus. One reviewer reports a 28 mph top speed, another said he crushed 35 mph. On their own site, Vtuvia states the top speed as being locked in at 15.5 mph. Users and testers experienced numerous quality control issues including untrue wheels, loose parts and water ingress. One for the home mechanic on a budget.Expert Reviews
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