Qlife Racer Electric Bike for Adults - 21-Speed Mountain Lightweight Ebike with Peak 750W 22MPH Brushless Motor, 375Wh Removable Battery, 26X2.1 Tire Step Over E-MTB, Up to 40 Miles

This bike is amazing! It came a week earlier than expected, it is as displayed it works great the seat is comfortable and the display shows you everything you need to know about the ride, speed, distance, charge remaining and how much power is being used. It was easy to put together the only hiccup was the place holder bar in the front fork was slightly too big for the tools that were sent. I rode the bike for 9 miles on my test ride with the battery about 59% and I got up to the full 22 and maintained 20 on a slotetty steep hill with medal assist. Going down the hill I got up to 35 and the bike felt stable. For the low price of $196 I don't think another ebike can beat it. The tools it comes with are 3 different sized Allen keys 2 open ended wrenches a screw driver and a tire pump. The battery life seems to be great considering the distance i ride and it wasn't fully charged. The bike has incredible stability even at high speeds and there were no frame damage to mention as I have seen in previous reviews the bike was pulerfect

I couldn’t be happier with my purchase! The e-bike arrived well-packaged and right on time. Setup was straightforward, and the instructions were clear—even for someone not very mechanically inclined. The build quality is excellent, and the ride is smooth, fast, and surprisingly quiet. The battery life has exceeded my expectations, and the pedal-assist modes make hills and longer rides significantly easier.The customer service from the seller was also top-notch—they were responsive, helpful, and genuinely seemed to care about ensuring I was satisfied.This e-bike has completely changed the way I get around town. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a reliable, fun, and efficient mode of transportation!

So far I'm loving the bike. The pedal assist (just the lowest level is my usual) works great and the assembly wasn't too bad. I had to both read the manual and watch the video (which differ a little bit in order and information provided). The sellers could DEFINITELY improve both, with narration for the video and more expansive information in the manual. But I'm not particularly handy and don't know bikes well and I still managed to get it all assembled, and it works well. Actually quite impressed with the quality and enjoying the ride so far! Battery life seems solid so far!

its a realiable bike cheap for a ebike and lightweight, easy to assemble and it has smooth riding, my only problem is the power for me it drains quickly but thats because i like to go fast with full throttle but over all great bike

Very nice at a great price point. We own 2 expensive e-bikes and needed 2 more. I didn’t want to spend over 2k on a bike again so I looked online for e-bike reviews and the Qlife had great reviews. I agree. Assembly took so time but it was easy. The bike is fast even on the lowest setting. Battery lasts a long time. The white bike stands out and we get a lot of compliments

It's a little heavier thn expected. But not too bad heavy it looks great and packaged great.easy to assemble and seems pretty durable so far. I'm really Impressed by it's performance and smooth riding. Noise level is very low.. impressive!!

We got two of these. We really love them so far. Had a slight issue and when I reached out to the seller, the issue was immediately resolved. Showing mine with a few accessories. These were a great price for the very well built bike. UPDATE: Both bikes got flat tires after one ride. One was the front tire, which is no big deal to change but the other bike got flat on the back tire and I can't find a bike tech that will work on these since not purchased through them. It was recommended that I put SLIME in the tires. The bike man said he puts slime in all the e-bikes tires that he sells. I did this and have been riding with no issues since. I went ahead and put SLIME in the back tire of the other bike as a preventive measure. I just replaced the tubs on the front tires of both. 5 stars to 4.

The media could not be loaded. I bought the Qlife Racer to commute to work. So far it's working well. I added a rear cargo rack. Assembly took a few hours. I had the bike assembled in less than an hour but adjusting the disc brakes was tricky. I watched a few videos on YouTube to figure it out. All the tools needed to assemble are included. Before I started to put the bike together I plugged in the battery to charge.The first charge took about 3 hours and since then a full charge takes about 5 hours. There is a little switch on the battery that needs to be on to turn on power. Then press the little circle button on control panel on handlebars.There a 5 speed modes. Press the + (plus) symbol to increase the number.When the bike is turned on its a zero so you need to hit the plus button to get the bike to work.To turn on the front light press and hold the + button.I've been pretty much using throttle only.The top speed for me is around 20 miles per hour in the highest mode of 5. I mostly ride in mode 3 or 5. Top speed in mode 3 is 16 miles per hour.My trip to work is 10 miles round trip and using throttle only I still have a little power left when I get home.The battery loses power faster if at the fastest setting so I try to keep it at 3.In setting 2 it goes 13 miles per hour and I'll set it at 2 if I only have one bar left on the battery.There are 5 bars on battery indicating how much power is left.I would probably pedal more but this bike is a small size frame and it's difficult to use like a regular bike. The chart says this bike fits riders up to 6'3" tall but if you are 6'3" tall this bike would be difficult to ride. It would be easier to ride if the seat post was longer and the handlebars were riser type, taller or higher handlebars. The handlebars on the bike now are pretty low.I may modify it with taller handlebars but the wiring connected to handlebars doesn't have much extra length on wires.For now the bike is OK because I'm just using throttle and I'm not really using the pedals.I changed the inner tubes to anti flat/slime brand inner tubes.The wheels are difficult to take on and off because when I do I have to adjust the disc brakes again so it's easier to put in better inner tubes for less chances of flats.The inner tube size on the Qlife racer I got is 26" X 2.1".Slime brand has inner tubes available on Amazon that fit.For the rear cargo rack I ordered one that clamps on to the seat post and also clamps on to bike frame because there are no pre drilled holes near base of seat post.This bike arrived several days early which was great. It was supposed to take a week to arrive and I got it in 4 days.When I show this bike to people they can't believe it only cost $400.All in all its a great little bike and on throttle only with no pedaling it's fun to ride.