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'Electric folding bike with all the bells & whistles... a great choice'
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Freego Folding Electric Bike
Our latest folding electric bike is also our most powerful. A lightweight, easy-to-fold alloy frame, 250W Bafang brushless motor and 36V 10Ah Lithium ion battery pack makes climbing hills a doddle. It'll manage 20 miles or more with its standard battery pack but there's also the amazing option of having a 17.5Ah battery pack - the largest capacity available for any electric bike on the market.
Reviews50cycles Riding Notes I took the Freego Folding Electric Bike, the latest model to go on display in Richmond, out for a test ride in the streets around our shop, here in Richmond. Well, I was immediately impressed - very positive, powerful assistance on throttle alone, which soon had me scooting along at top speed. With light pedalling and throttle power combined, the Freego carried all 15 stone of me up the hill that runs outside our shop easily, and then up the steeper one (Compass Hill) across the road. UPDATE it also managed to climb the steepest part of the steepest hill in Richmond, Nightingale Lane, which always defeated the eZee Torq and was hard on the original Quando (a renowned hill climber). Next, I rode through the maze of residential back streets behind the shop and was pleased by the quietly powerful motor was and how responsive the Freego was. Sharp corners, potholed roads and dozens of speed bumps were all tackled easily. The three-level power assist mode is a good feature too and should really extend range into the dozens of miles. But this bike is all about the throttle mode for me - it makes the Freego a very nippy little bike indeed. You can switch between pedal assist and throttle modes with the red button mounted on the handlebars. It's a smooth ride with a generous saddle, decent sprung front forks and fat tyres. There are built in lights, front and rear. The front light operates through a switch on the handlebar console, but the rear light has a separate switch. Both lights run off the battery. Conclusion This Freego Electric Folder is a very cheeky little gadabout that will fit into the boot of your car, the confines of your hallway or the depths of your motorhome. With the optional 17.5Ah battery pack installed, you're more likely to run out of places to go before it runs out of power. It's in the Richmond shop now, charged and ready to ride. £999 with 10Ah battery pack, £1299 with the ultra long-range 17.5Ah Lithium polymer pack. The Freego Folder is now available to test ride at our new shop in Richmond and will be available in our Loughborough showroom shortly. London |
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