Owners praise the Freedom ST's looks, smooth ride quality, practicality, and value.
An expert likes the cohesive design with integrated battery, lights, and display.
The low step-through design makes mounting and dismounting easy.
Reviewers say the Freedom ST is relatively light, weighing 39lb.
According to one expert, the Freedom ST's anti-theft features are unique at this price point.
Wing says the frame fits riders from 5'1" to 6'2".
The Freedom ST has puncture-resistant tires.
Experts appreciate the quiet operation and smooth assistance of the 350W Bafang hub motor.
Freedom ST buyers can choose between three battery sizes, which offer max ranges of 35, 45, or 60 miles.
One rider finds the Freedom ST easy to pedal without electric assistance.
Reviewers enjoy the upright seating position and overall comfort level.
The Freedom ST comes with a removable thumb throttle, which buyers can install or leave off.

6 reasons not to buy

Testers criticize the untidy cabling between the frame and handlebars.
Reviewers are disappointed with mechanical disc brakes at this price point.
A tester finds the final assembly of the delivered bike challenging.
Two experts see the Freedom ST as only suited to smoother paved surfaces due to the lack of suspension.
A reviewer says the throttle lever is slippery and needs a textured finish.
The swept-back handlebars are uncomfortably close to the seat for one tester, who is 5'11" and has long legs.

Bottom line

The Freedom ST is a step-through urban e-bike with a 350W motor and eye-catching looks. The bike's lack of comfort disappointed two experts, and some owners report frustrating customer service experiences. But many others seem pleased with both the Freedom ST and Wing's customer service. The spec and performance don't stand out at the full retail price. However, Wing Bikes seems to run a permanent ‘sale’. At the sale price, the security features, accessibility, and smooth assistance make it a decent option for commuters and urban riders.