Erider Buyer
USnot fit for purpose Bike incapable of doing more than 37 miles/hr with an average top speed of 32 miles/hr. Maximum range 40 miles. The product purchased was marketed as capable of achieving 50 miles/hr and a range of between 80 to 100 miles. Serious misleading and misinformation to sale a product that the manufacturer states it's not worth more than £500 in total value. Update: This post is a valid review notwithstanding claims of legal actions. When this review was made no legal action was in effect. I stand corrected and this is a valid review.
graham cain
GBI have owned my e15 for approx two and… I have owned my e15 for approx two and a half years and have enjoyed it since day one. The speed produced by effortless pedalling is exhilerating and the machine copes with a range of surfaces though it is primarily a bike for the tarmac! It also deals well with hills and there are some awesome ones on the edge of exmoor where i live. But the bike remains undefeated. Its also a safe well balanced ride. I took advantage of ERiders lease deal which i havent found available anywhere else. Ive needed a couple of spare parts, nothing major but ken and the team have been very helpful in that regard. I would recommend the product and the company.
Graham Philps
GBSpot on Spot on. Done a great deal of research into an electic bike and the erider 18 in my opinion ticks all the boxes. Pedalling gets you up to 25mph which is more than enough to keep up with town traffic. The seat is the moped type so really nice and comfy. Another bonus is the lights, no messing about loking for batteries. Mine is used for a 14 mile round trip commute so it is put onto charge each night and as yet the battery indicator has not gone below 3 bars
E Small
GBGreat bikes, website has good info The site has loads of information about the bikes, and the purchase experience was pretty easy and straightforward. The bike (Model 30 Roma) is really good and no problems with it at all. If I would make one suggestion, it's to make it much clearer on the website, that the bike needs registered with the DVLA when you get it, this isn't done for you and can take up to 6 weeks to be done, although mine only took 2.5 weeks. It was disappointing that the bike arrived and I couldn't ride it straight away ( I suppose you could if you had private land, but I don't)
Lisa Mackenzie
GBI haven't received the bike yet I haven't received the bike yet, the company are kindly keeping it for me til nearer Christmas, it's a surprise & I lack storage to keep it hidden. For customer service I can't fault them, they've gone above & beyond for me. I will update once we have the bike & can give an honest review. 5 stars for helpfulness though!