Affordable Fat Tire Phenom | HAOQI Eagle | Electric Bike Review

[@electrifiedreviews]

What would you use this bike for? Wrong answers only.

[@soniaespinosa6005]

I just got my eagle and is the best bike I ever had. Rides like a dream and a very strong motor just love it

[@E-Ryders]

Nice, hopefully we get a chance to review a HAOQI model.....

[@electrifiedreviews]

I want that for you. Where do you guys stay at?

[@E-Ryders]

@@electrifiedreviews I'm in Illinois. Yeah, they reached out to me by email back in February (4mths ago) and offered to send us a Green Leopard Pro, I said Yes, would love to feature their model on the channel, but never heard back, they Ghosted me....lol.

[@blademan426]

Let me give you a review on the cheetah bike. My bike hasn’t worked properly from day one. Now it won’t power on so Haoqie sent me a controller panel and a assembly cable and the bike still won’t work. I sent them the video documentation proving the bike doesn’t work after I installed the parts they sent. Now they refuse to email me back and they won’t honor their 2 year warranty. I paid $2000 dollars for a bike that doesn’t work and they have no bike shops that work on their products in the USA

[@kevinnashskitchen3517]

I'm thinking a Magicycle Deer and an Aventon Adventure 2 is more of the benchmark for bikes of this type. Middle of the road choices with full suspension 52V or some torque sensor 48V bikes to opt for. Does this bike check most of the boxes of those two? Maybe some.

[@baddriversofcolga]

The average life of a lithium battery is more like 3-5 years in my experience, but a 3-year warranty for it is still good.

[@electrifiedreviews]

That is what I would say as well, in my experience, but that's me taking care of the batteries, which most people don't. For a majority of battery cells that came with Ebikes for the last few years, they were really rated for 2 years of regular use. Now, if you use it less, you put less stress on the cells, so it would probably last longer. I have enough Ebikes to spread the riding around, so I just end up using fewer recharges per bike. But yeah a 3-year warranty on the batteries was a nice tough from HAOQI.

[@baddriversofcolga]

@@electrifiedreviews That's a good point. If you recharge every day, discharge it all the way frequently, etc. it's definitely going to last a shorter amount of time.

[@eBoard3R]

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[@X1GenKaneShiroX]

If y’all want a free bike, then you should steal a bike at your nearest Sheffield stand! Your chances of obtaining a free bike by stealing it is way higher than obtaining a free bike by entering a silly giveaway and this is all facts.

[@electrifiedreviews]

Yeah but the giveaway is legal? lol And it makes it that much more exciting when you win! Everyone who's won so far basically said a version of "I didn't think there was any chance I would win..." and so then the high of winning is that much more intense. And did I mention it was legal? haha

[@galacticgalaxyonezerone7235]

The batteries are the biggest pain in the butt. Can’t find replacements that will work with the bike, and if by some miracle I find one it will be hundreds of back busting dollars. Help.

[@electrifiedreviews]

So you already have one, and are struggling to find a whole replacement battery? or replacement cells? I'd reach out to HAOQI to see if they can get you one, or get some good measurements and find some third-party option if HAOQI isn't helping you with that. The battery is certainly not unique here. Plenty of other options out there! :) Best of luck!