Ecotric Seagull Electric Mountain Bicycle - White

I bought my 1000W black Seagull after being tired of lacking the stamina to pedal my conventional Specialized Alibi Hybrid sport bike. I am 60 yo, and I have been steadily recovering from a heart attack which happened two years ago on my birthday, due to stress. I am determined to regain my health back, and decided to “adapt and overcome” by including bicycling into my daily exercise routine. My Seagull arrived 4-1st-2019, and as of 4-21st I have ridden 450 miles . I have not owned any other e-bike before, but for what’s worth, I recommend the Seagull to anyone! It brought me the thrill of riding back again; and, gave me the ability to ride to further interesting places, I never imagined existed in my own city. Thanks Ecotric! I am loving it!😊👍

The Seagull 1000W 48V battery still rocks! I don’t have any complaints whatsoever! This e-bike is solid, and a great value for what it can give you in return: Rebuilt health, increased fun, found new friends...etc all. My Doctor has no idea of what is happening to me! He thinks some miraculous thing is happening to me: How can a cardiac patient diagnosed with Lower Left bundle branch 2 years ago, and with EF down to 20%, have recovered to the point of riding 25 miles daily? He says puzzle: “You are a miracle men! Be grateful every day for a second chance in life!” For what’s worth, I am recommending this reliable and fast e-bike( 24-25 miles in “power mode”).👍😊

I bought this bike to go to work every day (17.6 miles) and it does its job I am at 900+ miles. I have had only a few things happen that support fixed in no time. The only thing that is hard is fixing a flat the back tire is hard to get off I have to use a rubber hammer to get it off slow but then I am good. I am 155LB and I get about 22 - 23 MPH on no hills and up I can get 15 - 18MPH on power.

The bad. Brakes on the one I got were soft maybe an air bubble in the line. It's to bad ass to send back so I am going to take it to a local shop. And the location of the battery makes it not waterproof and that's a pain for me. And the battery is slightly hard to remove. The good. I'm 6.1 2??lbs and this bike got me up all the hills. Its quiet and works as a bicycle. Top speed is 25ish and there is a power drop over time. You are not going 25 with a dead battery but you can still go 19mph. Walk mode is funny. This bike made it up and down the 205 bike path from Washington to high rocks Oregon and back. .... the bike is not super heavy... weight is in the back half.. 65lbs.. and change the bike tier tubes they are tiny and one busted on me in first 5 miles. Other than that test ride one it's fun

I've had my Seagull for almost a year now and just passed 500 miles. I can't say enough good things about this bike. It was easy to assemble and easy to maintain. All 500 miles have been on the Tucson Arizona bike loop. The loop is over 120 miles of paved paths. I'm 5'9" and 150lbs. The battery will make the full 55 miles of the loop at a pedal assist of 3 or 4 for the duration. The elevation change is about 800 feet over the 50+ miles. There is a 4% grade for about a half mile and the bike will pull it on pedal assist 4 at about 17 MPH no problem. As other reviewers say it allows the average rider to really extend their riding distance and truly enjoy biking more. If you are thinking or on the fence I urge you to buy the bike and ride. The only thing I wish was different was the ability to get full power out of the twist throttle whenever you want and not be limited to the pedal assist setting. When passing other bikes on the path that would be a nice feature. That is truly the only negative thing I can say. I just ordered the back rack after 6 months waiting for them to be in stock again. So if its available when you buy yours I would suggest getting it because you will want it eventually.