Thanks, just biking around the neighborhood for now until I get my e-bike hitch rack then I can hit the other biking trails and parks.

It is a class 2 bike, and power will cut off at 20 mph. If you press the throttle and pedal, then yes, it will go close to 30 mph. The bike runs smoothly, and the 500 watts motor is efficient.

@@RenHQ. how many miles are you getting per charge? & would you recommend this ebike personally?

@@silentangel1011 I ride using level 1 on assist (There are 3 levels and 1 is lowest and 3 is highest), and this mode is plenty enough for me. Haven't really done an accurate measurement for the entire battery usage, but there are 5 battery bars and I get around 15 miles per 1 bar, using the level 1 assist. Like I mentioned, the motor is rated at 500-watts and I like it since my style of biking is cruising around and getting a moderate exercise. I really like this bike so far I can recommend this for cruising. I'm hoping I can get the higher end model to test out and make a review video.

@@RenHQ. whar is the highest speed on level 1?

@@silentangel1011 It is a class 2 so the motor will always stop at 20mph, the level 1 to 3 is the percentage of how much power the bike will assist. So it means that at level 3, I probably only pedal for 25% of power and the rest of 75% is done by the motor. But I'm not sure of the exact power, just based on my guess. So at level 3, you can reach top speed pretty quick, you can still pedal over 20mph and use the thumb throttle to manual engage the motor.

Good so far. The torque sensor is good and the 500w motor is very quiet. Fully charge the battery and so far I have travelled 10 miles and still on 5/5 battery bars. I wish I can get the full suspension one also and test it out and make some video on it as well.