Yep, I definitely did pass you on it the other week! While they aren't perfect, I do appreciate that Engwe seems to actually be interested in updating their designs from feedback and it's part of why I like to participate in their FB groups. I have also had to turn down a lot of other brand's products for trying to force a script, but Engwe always has given me basically 100% freedom in my reviews which I respect quite a lot.

The X24 is by far the more practical bike in my opinion. With the bag on the back, there's actual space to carry things whereas I pretty much have to use a backpack on the M20. If you want to ride it like a normal bike, the M20 is also a lot worse to pedal. That said, if you just want a little electric moped, the M20 is great in that regard. Another consideration is that the batteries are easier to remove on the M20, so I might use that in winter when commuting so I can bring the batteries inside.

@@DFD1 It's probably the bike I would recommend most of all the Engwe bikes. The suspension is a bit gimmicky, it's heavy, and it looks kind of like the bike version of a cybertruck BUT it's the one I find myself using the most and having the least problems with. It's very practical as a daily driver for me. I ride a lot of different bikes, so I spread my mileage across a lot of bikes, but I am currently at 1100 miles on the X24 and besides the optional mods, all I have really had to do was bleed the brakes once. The stock tires also wear pretty quick.

@@Pilotgeek Okay. That a valuable opinion. Thank a lot. I'm almost ready to pull the trigger now 😎

Not as far as I'm aware regarding official ones. I am actually today going to be adding an aftermarket one though, the same set I put on my Engwe C20. I'll likely post a followup of a few mods I'm doing.

As far as I am aware, the X26 includes the exact same electronic upgrades as the X24.

@@Pilotgeek Cheers

I am 6' tall. It would be fine for you I think. My wife is 5'6" and didn't think she would be able to ride it, but it was just fine with the seat all the way down.

I'll be publishing a video soon where I add one.

No, not at all. I think currently 400 miles now without any rattles.

Depends on wants and needs. I had around 6000 miles on my acoustic bike before getting an ebike, and the boost in range and convinience allowed me to fully replace my car with a bike. EBikes are really nice for work. I commute by bike now and its nice not getting sweaty.

why are you here.....go away @HoorayTV21

pretty sure you have options of pedaling yourself or using the electric part of it

The benefits are that speed with less effort is both fun and you stay cooler when hot. Also hills are the same effort as level ground. Also my fat tire bike will cross the beach and ride on the shore. Not many bikes riding the waters edge, I can tell you.

Don't forget fun is also a huge factor.