AOSTIRMOTOR S07-F 750W Electric Bike, 26″ Fat Tire, 48V 13AH Removable Lithium Battery, Max Speed 28MPH, Shimano 7-Speed, With Front Light

6 reviews for AOSTIRMOTOR S07-F 750W Electric Bike, 26″ Fat Tire, 48V 13AH Removable Lithium Battery, Max Speed 28MPH, Shimano 7-Speed, With Front Light

1. 

   1 out of 5

   Ralph C – June 17, 2022

   Pros: I like the bike it looks really nice. Cons: The battery came defective right out of the box. I put in a request for a replacement, We’ll see how they stand behind their product. Overall Review: I can’t give a complete review until I see if they stand behind their product/

2. 

   5 out of 5

   NicoleW -Georgia USA – June 23, 2022

   Pros: I’ll start by telling you that we bought two bikes because at 50 years old, we are both overweight, out of shape, and we’re looking for an exercise that we could do outdoors that would be enjoyable.
   These Aostirmotor bikes are FABULOUS. Out of the box they need very little assembly and even somebody with minimal mechanical skill can complete the setup. The only alteration we made to the bikes was to get a slightly wider more padded seat.
   We’ve had the bikes 2 weeks and have road a little over 200 miles on them! The bike allows you to pedal completely on assisted like it were just a plain old mountain bike, or with five different levels of assist to make pedaling easier. We haven’t needed to use more than level one assist which is minimal, what level one assist does for you is gives you about 50% more distance for your pedaling. This is perfect for us. My husband is 6 ft tall 220lbs . I am 5’7 250lbs. He is able to get on and off the bike with no problem, since I’m a little bit shorter and the bike is a little taller I have to lean it over to it side a little further to get on and off. If you are shorter you may want to look into getting a step through version.
   We absolutely love our bikes. Smooth ride, We typically do 12 to 15 mi a day and the battery has never gone below four bars using level one pedal assist. I feel like the fat tires give us a little more stability and help with cushioning on bumpy roads.
   Note: We have not really gone on any rough terrain most of the trails and roads we have been on were paved or cleared.
   I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THESE BIKES! They are a real game changer for us. After 2:00 pandemic years of sedentary lifestyle- We are getting out together, getting exercise, and losing wt. It’s a trifecta! Cons: Would love to see options for seat upgrades, phone holder, and water bottle holder. Overall Review: I definitely recommend the bikes and have already shared our experience with family and friends!
   If you’re on the fence, just buy the bike, you will not be disappointed.

3. 

   5 out of 5

   Anonymous – June 23, 2022

   Pros: Best bang for the buck on a 750w motor, exceptional range, easy to ride on or off road Cons: No rear suspension, seat is not comfortable Overall Review: I take this bike on ride of up to 40 miles, I generally keep it in PAS 1 so I get the most out of the range and still allows for a good workout. Plenty of power to get up hills, fat tires make for a stable ride. In my opinion the only thing lacking is a rear suspension

4. 

   4 out of 5

   Barry S. – July 3, 2022

   Pros: – goes at the rated speed of 28MPH using throttle
   – easy pedal modes
   – battery power assistance is constant
   – sturdy frame and materials
   – good looking bike – though I made some small display modifications and added accessories Cons: – battery locking mechanism needs a design overhaul ad the battery pops off over bumpy roads or small pot holes
   – slow throttle pickup power
   – low tire psi, not much tire firmness when riding
   – need to be at least 5’9″ for a smooth getting on\off the bike Overall Review: I bought this bike about 6 weeks ago and I must say that I absolutely love it. I also bought it on sale ($1,069) which makes the purchase even better saved about $300.
   The bike came altogether no separate deliveries for bike and battery and was safely and securely packaged. Unpacking was simple and not a hassle for one person. The few pieces to put together was a simple procedure though the directions are lacking, but easily figured out.
   Once put together, I took it for a test ride and I was not disappointed. The bike has speed and does go to its rated 28MPH when using the throttle. The motor is decent though it does lack pickup from full stop unless you use the pedal assist feature it is slow to get moving if using throttle only, but once youre on your way the throttle keeps a steady speed.
   For me, I use this bike mainly for my work commute of a 16-mile round trip. I also tend to use the throttle more than I pedal due to being spoiled by the speed of this bike. While this bike is rated for about a 35-mile trip, and since I did say that I tend to throttle instead of pedal, I tend to have to charge once Im at work (7.5 miles) it is not because of being low or out of battery charge, but due to the fact that the power of the battery is low enough that it really crawls and is hard to pedal if I dont charge before going home from work. So, I tend to always carry the charger with me.
   I am also a short guy, about 56 and about 165-170 lbs., and this bike is not a fit for this height. I have to lean the bike over to get my leg over the middle and I try to keep to the side of the street to use the sidewalk for leverage when stopping. This bike is really for someone at least 59 and taller, but I still bought it because it looks tough and was a great price.
   The electronics on the bike are, so far, working fine and have a decent amount of display settings. The front light is accurate when lit and shines true and bright.
   This bike did have some small issues when I first started riding that seemed to have worked out on its own, whether thats a good thing or not remains to been experienced, as it would seem to not catch the gears of the bike and I would feel like my feet were floating when pedaling there would be no resistance when pedaling though I could pedal and the motor would activate and power the bike. I had this also happen frequently on my last ebike, but never figured it out.
   Also, and this is a major concern, as there is an issue with the battery locking mechanism there have been a couple times where I would hit a small bump or roadway hole and the battery would pop off!! Luckily, I caught the battery between the frame and my leg each time and thankfully not on a major road and I was able to coast into a driveway or the side of the road to reattach it. This is a major design flaw and needs to be addressed.
   This bike is NOT a mountain or hard trail bike, IMO. The tires, while adequate for street use, are not firm enough (only 20psi MAX) for hard riding and I worry that a street hole would pop it.
   All in all, I give this bike 4 stars and a recommended status. This bike, so far, is worth the price and investment. It would be 5 stars if it wasnt for the battery pop off issue and the slow throttle pickup power. For the price, you cant beat it though, so if youre looking at buying an ebike, pick this one up.
   Good luck, be safe and enjoy.