Wildeway SummitX Folding Electric Bike: Can This 2000W Dual Motor Beast Really Fold?

The Wildeway Folding Electric Bike is a powerhouse that punches way above its weight class. For $1299, you get a dual motor system that puts out 2000W of peak power - that's like having two regular e-bikes combined into one. The massive 2880 Wh battery is one of the biggest you'll find on any folding e-bike, giving you up to 90 miles of range when you use pedal assist. The fat 4-inch tires and dual suspension mean you can ride on beaches, snowy paths, forest trails, or bumpy city streets without breaking a sweat. Plus, it folds up so you can store it in tight spaces or take it on the bus or train. The full-color LCD screen is easy to read even in bright sunlight, and you can charge your phone while riding using the built-in USB port.

This bike is perfect for people who need serious power and range but don't have space for a regular bike. If you live in an apartment and want to ride to work every day, this is an excellent choice. The removable battery means you can take it inside to charge without lugging the whole bike upstairs. Delivery drivers will love the strong motors and long battery life that let them work all day without recharging. Adventure seekers who want to explore trails on weekends will appreciate how the fat tires and powerful motors handle rough terrain. The 350-pound weight limit means bigger riders or people carrying heavy loads don't have to worry.

However, this bike isn't perfect for everyone. The dual motors and giant battery make it quite heavy, probably around 80 pounds, so lifting it into a car or up stairs will be tough. If you need to actually carry your folding bike often, you might want something lighter. The high-carbon steel frame will rust if you leave it outside in the rain a lot, and there are no fenders to keep mud off your clothes or a rack to attach bags. The small 20-inch wheels feel a bit wobbly when you're going full speed compared to bigger wheels. Also, the 1-year warranty is shorter than what some other brands offer. If you want a lighter folding bike just for short trips around town, or if you need built-in cargo features, you should look at other options.