FREESKY 2000W Electric Bike with BAFANG Motor & 48V 30Ah Samsung Cells Battery, 35MPH Max Speed, 120 Miles Range, Full Suspension Mountain Ebike for Adult, 26" Fat Tires, Smart Keys, Hydraulic Brakes

These bikes are awesome to ride! Easy assembly,timely delivery, sufficient battery life, and fantastic customer service! Highly recommend this EBike!

The first thing I noticed when taking the bike out of the box was the build quality. This bike is sturdily built of heavy gauge aluminum and the welding is visibly well done.The bike has features usually found on bikes costing at least $1000 more: good disk brakes, high capacity battery, good digital display, and a very powerful motor. It also has full suspension. The front suspension is adjustable, and can be locked out for maximum distance on smooth terrain.After assembling the bike (throwing away all the packing foam and cardboard was the hardest part) and making sure the battery was charged, I took it out for a ride on flat ground. At pedal assist level 1, the power assist seemed almost not there (but it is... this is a heavy bicycle). Level 2 was quite noticeable. When I hit level 3, it was "OMG!". 4 and then 5 were just crazy.I was able to reach 35 mph with no real trouble.I live in a hilly area, so I wanted a bike with plenty of power. The Swift Horse has it. Many bikes advertised as "1000 watt" are 1000 watts peak, with less continuous power. The Swift Horse is 1000 watts nominal, with a peak of 1600 watts. The difference is very noticeable.After topping up the battery, I took it up a HUGE hill... 4.5 miles of solid, heavy uphill road, some of it extremely steep. At level 3, I went up the entire thing at a comfortable, steady 20 mph. After the hill climb, and 4 more miles of flat ground, I still had 3 bars out of 5 on the battery meter. Very impressive after that enormous hill. A light rider on flat ground might actually get close to the claimed 80 mile range, and that is saying something. Most range claims are not very realistic.All in all I am extremely pleased with the bike. I gave the bike 5 stars because I could not give it 4 1/2. The only reason I am reluctant to give it a solid 5 stars is a lack of any sort of power lockout. There is no provision to turn the power off with a key. It is just a button. For many people this may not be a concern, but it is for me.So if security is an issue, I recommend going with the "Pro" version of the bike, which uses an NFC key to unlock the controller. I am upgrading! The Pro version also has an even larger battery.This is a lot of bike for the money, compared to the competition. I would buy it again.

Much research left this deal as a top 2 or three option. The added power and speed for hills, additions like the $200 custome (made for this bike) bulletproof rack made it a no brainer for me. Its so much fun, I feel like its worth twice what I paid. The downsides are weight (extra power makes this a non-issue), unbalanced suspension (full length front tube softer than rear single pivot air shock--can be upgraded easily!), and underpowered braking (can be upgraded, a little more complicated). The ride is good, feeling nimble and quick (compared to other 80-90+ lb bikes), despite a few extra pounds. I enjoy tinkering so the upgrades are very doable and optional. The sluggish breaks, given the mass of this "Swift Horse," could be a safety issue. Lets face it, more power and weight needs more brake. You get going fast very easily and cannot stop quickly in an emergency. So you have to keep the speed down, anticipate better, or do the right thing and upgrade the brakes right away. I'm riding with the original brakes for now, but I"m quite experienced and making sure this issue is not overlooked by a future buyer, to devastating result. There is a Youtube video showing suspension and braking upgrades. Great purchase, riden regularly, can be life improving fun transportation. Cheers!

The bike seems well built and was easy to put together. It’s 90% built right out of the box. Didn’t need any adjustments to the gears or brakes. It comes ready to go. We have about 100 miles on them now. We live in a mountainous area and the bikes make every ride feel like you’re going slightly downhill.I’m 64. The bike is big enough that it’s hard for me to lift my leg up over the seat as I get on. So I use a curb to get on and off. The extra eight inches helps. If I had to buy a bike again, knowing what I know now…. I’d have gotten one with 20 inch tires.Again, these bikes are good quality. My personal preference for next time will be a bike with 20 inch tires.

Almost 1000 miles on this bike. It's smooth, very fast, comfortable and sleek. I'm in the PNW so lots of hills and it keeps up. The run times are a little exaggerated, you could probably get their max range on lvl 1 speed (out of 5) if you're 100 lbs and on completely smooth ground. I use it on big hills lvl 3 (20mph) with pedal assist and I get about 30 mile rage or so. I haven't run it completely out of battery and it would be a rough road ahead if I ever did this bike is super heavy and difficult to use without pedal assist.I would like to see some better value in the tires. I replaced those after only about 250 miles. I purchased other semi metallic breakpads and they all see to last the same amount. I seem to go through break pads every 250 miles or so but with steep hills it's the cost I guess. That being said breaking power is nice. And so are all the attachments like phone holder and rack/case for the back.

I received my Sky Horse Freesky e bike yesterday and have already put 25 miles on it. When I returned home I still had approximately 3/4 battery power left and I mostly used throttle control. The quality of construction is great and a very comfortable ride , but I would suggest extra seat padding when you ride that many miles on a single trip if you are a older person like myself.Its such a fun experience with a 20 mph breeze and the freedom of leisurely travel just about anywhere.I highly recommend this bike for its quality and performance.