Ecotric Starfish 20inch portable and folding electric bike - Matt Black

This is my second Starfish. Sadly when I had to move suddenly I had to sell my first Starfish bike. I missed it bunches. Once my life got settled I couldn't wait to order another one. It is just the right size and power. I am 5 feet 2 inches tall and a busy active senior. The Starfish is just the right size and power. It is an exceptionally well made bike. It folds easily and holds a charge well and has decent mileage, especially if you pedal assist. I owned my 1st Starfish for at least 5 years. I never had any issues. The only negative on the new one is the seat has been changed to a racing style seat. The first Starfish had a more comfortable cushioned seat, which was much softer and comfortable for me, being an older lady. I highly recommend this bike for anyone looking for compact Ebike at a reasonable price point without sacrificing quality. I did change the seat out. Added saddle bags and mirrors. That wad all extra money.

Want to ride with my daughter and grandchildren. Need some assistance in the hills of Virginia. The bike looks good. And easy enough to fold to fit in my car, once I figured out how. Smooth shifting and going between my own power then power assist. I see great rides with the family in Virginia. And easy enough to take on my travels to my family in 3 other states.

My friend rode a white starfish over, took a ride, then bought my new black starfish. It is great, portable and easy!

Fast delivery on my bike. I'm thinking 5 or 6 days. Bike was packed well and there was no damage enroute to my house.
This is my second starfish e-bike. I'm glad that I have two because I had to look at my first bike to figure out how to install the handlebars. Not very good explanation of how to do that in the manual that came with the bike.
However, you could email the company and they would help you with that if need be. I bought my first starfish bike from a friend and I was riding a Huffy 26-in bike before that, so it took me a few minutes to get used to the smaller frame and smaller wheels that the starfish has.
I like that this bike only weighs 51 lbs. I am 69 years old but am in pretty good shape for my age. I store my bike in the basement where I live and it's not too hard for me to take it down the eight steps. I take the battery out before I transport it up and down the steps so it's probably closer to 41 lbs total weight. It is a well-made bike with good welds, etc. My first bike is 2 1/2 years old and the only repairs were going through two pairs of brake pads on the front wheel and one pair of brake pads on the rear. I got a better more cushiony seat for it as the original seat is a real nut buster with not much cushion. I weigh 200 lb and 6 ft 1 in tall. Pretty easy for me to navigate this bike. It's not a real fast bike but it has good power and it's fast enough for the in town riding that I use it for in my small town.

I bought 2 of these to put in my RV and they fold up and fit perfectly. One light was broken when I received them but they shipped a new one same day. I weight 200 lbs and it is good for me.