E·Bycco E8 Electric Mountain Bike: Can This 750W Beast Handle 70 Miles?

The E·Bycco E8 is a really strong electric bike that gives you a lot of power for not too much money. With its 750 watt motor that can jump up to 1000 watts when you need extra power, this bike can zoom up to 34 miles per hour. That's fast enough to keep up with cars on most streets. The big battery holds 840 watt-hours of power, which means you can ride between 30 and 70 miles before you need to charge it again. That's perfect if you want to ride to work and back home without worrying about running out of battery. The bike also has 21 different gears, so you can pick the right one whether you're going uphill or racing on flat ground. Plus, it comes with safety lights, fenders to keep you dry, and even a USB port to charge your phone while you ride.

This bike works great for people who want to ride to work every day or go on fun adventures on trails and dirt paths. The 29-inch wheels roll smoothly over bumps and rough ground, and the front suspension soaks up the shock so your arms don't get tired. If you like riding fast and exploring different places - like city streets, mountain trails, or even beaches - this bike can handle it all. The five riding modes let you pedal as much or as little as you want. You can use just the throttle without pedaling at all, or you can pedal and let the motor help you go faster. At $849, you're getting features that usually cost way more money on other bikes.

However, this bike isn't perfect for everyone. If you're shorter than 5 feet 6 inches, you might have trouble reaching the pedals comfortably. The bike is also big and heavy and doesn't fold up, so it's tough to store in a tiny apartment or take on a bus or train. The battery takes almost a whole workday to charge up - between 7 and 8 hours - so you'll need to plug it in overnight. If you want a bike just for carrying heavy loads of groceries, you might want something with a built-in rack on the back. And if you really care about having the best brakes possible, you might wish it had hydraulic disc brakes instead of the mechanical ones it comes with.