Snap cycle the only brand you need After owning 2 snap cycle ebikes I really believe the quality the way their built and the support behind them you can't get much more for your money. In saying that when I decided to get a ebike I new nothing but what I read. So I headed out to 5 different ebike shops and in a short amount of time figured out snapcycle was the company to buy from so if you are looking go ahead and compare specs on their bikes to others and you'll also see how I came to that conclusion. But the best part is owning these 2 ebikes that are fun to ride.

Purchase of 2 R1 step thrus The bikes arrived in about 1 week, although FedEx initially gave us false hopes by predicting the delivery date too early. There were some minor scratches in the finish, one of the derailleur guards was slightly bent as was one of the cargo racks. Both derailleurs required adjustment before all of the gears could be reached. The only real issue was a broken fender on one bike. Snapcycle quickly agreed to send a replacement when inventory is available. We are really happy with the free helmets and panniers from the Halloween special. The bikes came with better tires than expected, but I'm not sure the batteries are Samsung. They don't indicate a brand and they aren't UL listed. We are very impressed with the performance, beefiness, and finish of the bikes, but we haven't had much time to use them.

Snapcycle Eagle is Plug n Play The Snapcycle Eagle worked great right out of the box. It took only a few minutes to assemble and the battery had enough charge for a quick test ride. The shifter, brakes, controller and motor all worked flawlessly. Later, after a full charging session, I took it out for a 20 mile bike trail trip, mostly in PA 0, 1 and 2, with the occasional throttle twist on small hills. It looks like the battery is down only 2 bars. I do wish the manual had more detail on programming the controller. Hopefully there is a video out there somewhere that explains the settings and how to tweak them.

I gave four stars because of the… I gave four stars because of the throttle side handlebar grip keeps moving other than that after about 3 1/2 weeks everything else is good

Hi. Stinger kickstand too close to pedals Hi. Snapcycle Stinger kickstand is to close to the pedals. Snapcycle R1 has a kickstand that is 12 inches away from center of crank while Stinger is on 10 inches away so back of foot heel hits kickstand and makes pedaling difficult because you have to place your foot forward past the center of the pedal almost have to pedal with your heels. I had to replace the kickstand bolts with longer bolts and 15 washers for each bolt to move the kickstand further towards the spokes to move the kick stand far enough away so my heel doesn't hit the kickstand anymore.