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.

Well built, nice riding bike We were somewhat hesitant to order an electric bike online, but we were happily surprised at how well it turned out. The ordering was easy, the shipping fairly quick, and the bikes are everything we could have asked for and more. There is a lack of information about assembling the bike, but we did it without issue. The bike itself is well built, sturdy and inspires confidence when you ride it. Overall, it is one of the best bikes we have owned, and we wouldn't hesitate to buy another one. In fact, we bought two! Great bike, happy customer!

The Snapcycle R-1 step thru e-bike is… The Snapcycle R-1 step thru e-bike is awesome! I got this bike 3 weeks ago and have ridden it every day except for 3 rainy days. It has solved my transportation issues getting around my congested city. Its fast ,sturdy, sharp looking and fun. I would have bought one sooner if I knew more about them. A great investment for under $1,500 . 👍 Ernie

Very quick shipping and well packaged… Very quick shipping and well packaged product. Very well built sturdy product. Superb welds and electronics. Very heavy sturdy bike with hybrid hydraulic braking piwer

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.