Cycrown Hunter Moped-Style Electric Bike

I really love the bike it’s great for my short commutes. I only give it a 4 star because my bike stand didn’t come attached like it was supposed to and the screws to put it on were not in the box. I had to use nugs of my own and they have fallen off cause they don’t fit well. so my bike is unable to stand up on its own until i pay more money to get a fit. This is very unfortunate because my cycrun i bought previously came with it attached.

(Originally posted by a verified buyer on cycrown.com)

I purchased the BOGO promotion for the dual-battery CycHunter 1.0 (standard) e-bikes. They arrived 95% assembled; only need to attach the front fender + wheel, handlebars, kickstand, pedals. assembly time approx. 30-40 minutes. Photo instructions were easy to follow, but some details depicted different hardware: 1) parts diagram showed an info button, but no info button existed on either bike. 2) instructions to access customizable settings were for different hardware. for these e-bikes, one must press the + and - buttons simultaneously. All pedal assist levels worked as designed, reaching 28mph on level 5. these 1.0 e-bikes have mechanical brakes, but a class 3 e-bike should have hydraulic brakes as standard equipment. I reached out to customer support for recommended upgrade solutions, but they advised against it. I upgraded our helmets to NTA 8776-certified helmets. BIKE #1: 1) an acorn nut was provided for the front fender mount, but the bolt was too long. I reached out to customer support who advised purchasing an M5 lock nut from my local hardware store. Easy enough, but note an M6 lock nut is needed. 2) the bicycle stem that attaches the handlebars to the front fork tube was installed with the faceplate facing the rear, so it needed to spin 180 degrees. I recommend doing this BEFORE attaching the handlebars. 3) there are two pinch bolts on the stem. the lower bolt was very loose. 4) gears were not shifting properly (the bike wouldn’t go to first gear), so I had to adjust the top jockey wheel. BIKE #2: 1) the bicycle stem wasn’t installed in-line with the front wheel, so the handlebars were not perfectly perpendicular to the front wheel. The error was approx. 8 degrees to the right. 2) the bicycle stem that attaches the handlebars to the front fork tube was installed with the faceplate facing the rear, so it needed spin 180 degrees. I recommend doing this BEFORE attaching the handlebars. 3) there are two pinch bolts on the stem. the lower bolt was very loose.

(Originally posted by a verified buyer on cycrown.com)

Love it. Drives beautifully. My daughter also loves it. My granddaughter loves her little 16” also. Overall very pleased

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I recently got my e-bike, and after 130 miles of use. I absolutely love it! Building it was surprisingly easy, and the overall design feels solid and well-made. The dual batteries give a decent range, but from my experience, if you’re not pedaling at all and stick to maximum power, you’ll only get about 15–20 miles per charge. One thing to note is that the brakes are extremely loud and screechy, which is a bit of a downside and can be annoying during rides. Aside from that, the bike feels sturdy and performs well for what I need. Overall, it’s a great e-bike for the price, but be prepared for limited range without pedaling and some noisy braking.

(Originally posted by a verified buyer on cycrown.com)

I love riding the streets of Chicago with so many admirers 😊

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