Features
TotGuard Electric Foldable Bicycles Suspension features is:
- AWARE: THIS LARGE EBIKE IS RECOMMEND FOR CUSTOMERS IN 5'7 - 6'10 HEIGHT. The fat tire width is 4", so the total tire size is 30"(26+4). Please check the bike size in the detail page
- STRONG POWER: 500W Powerful ebike for adults with built-in 48V 10Ah rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery(about 5h charging time), IP54 waterproof, top speed of 21.6mph
- INGENIOUS DESIGN: 4" knobby Fat tires for excellent traction on loose surfaces; Dual Shock Absorber(lockable suspension fork+seat suspension post) for less bumpy on rough roads; Front and rear reflectors along with LED Headlights for riding safety; Aluminum alloy material for better durability. Sports style, streamlined matte surface, and Simple decal style built an amazing look.
- SHIMANO 21-SPEED GEARS: Front Derailleur Shimano Tourney 3-Speed + Rear Derailleur Shimano Tourney 7-Speed; With the right gear, you can conquer any terrain with efficiency.
- INTELLIGENT LCD DISPLAY: This ABS LCD display shows battery, 3 assist levels, mileage, voltage, speed, and using time, allowing you to read your statistics with ease.
Reviews
Below are some critical reviews about TotGuard Electric Foldable Bicycles SuspensionIt came pretty quick. The assembly was pretty self explanatory. I took it for a spin. 5.miles. the battery got down to the last bar before I made it home. But all in all. It'll do what I need it to.
No sirve para ir a las montanas..se pincha muy facil. Creí q la regresaré. Primer día. Se pincho. Neumático nuevo i tube .conpre 5 ves salí i se bolvio a pinchar.no cerven las ruedas conpre nuevas di frentes i nada.😔😔
Too heavy
Below are some positive reviews about TotGuard Electric Foldable Bicycles Suspension
Bang for the buck on this bike is very high. The specs & layout is a good starting point accepting that you are tall and this is a style you want. Immediate upgrades for me personally included:1. A snap in 3d printed phone holder which also included a DC-DC converter(step down from 48v), circuit for iphone charging, and conventional USB port accessory.2. A rear light module built into the seat (My intial resin printed verison broke when a big bump caused a collision. I reprinted this is TPU so that it flexes now instead of breaks and all is well). You can also wire this to the brake switch so that brightness adjusts as a brake light.3. A welded trailer bike for my kid (turns out a rail road spike is a perfect dimension).4. Adhesive foam bumper pads surrounding the battery to cushion impacts & reduce rattling).5. A strategically hidden itag for tracking in case of theft.6. A realization that I just can't handle riding around with a giant "Totguard" banner down the side, and so sand & paint.7. Removal and remount of speed control which is otherwise just jammed into the frame near the seat with no fasteners whatsoever. I also used a thermally conductive epoxy to more efficiently transfer heat to the aluminum frame.8. (I actually have yet to do this) This bike could really use some mirrors. I will probably add them shortly.Pros: This is a cool bike that I'm getting a lot of mileage on. The battery is adequate for long rides around town without being too heavy. The gearing is good too, and although I had some reservations about the large diameter fat tires, they've proven to be pretty decent if a bit thin. I did get a flat at one point via a simple pointed piece of wood mulch but haven't had trouble since then, and the low inflation pressure helps keep them pretty low maintance. The large diameter tire makes it a bit unwieldly to fold compared to my wife's which also has folding handlebars & pedals but it's nice to get this thing folded into a car without a trailer in a pinch. Bascially useful for impromptu emergency pickups as needed/desired. The display is basic but gets the job done. The one significant issue I've had so far was a screw came out of the main upper shock mount. This meant that I had to find a new fastener and then compress a 1000lb shock to reattach the assembly. This was fairly hard and upon closer inspection made me realize that brake/shift lines are wearing through already near the shock. I've since rerouted and addressed this shortcoming but I will be keeping a close eye on this moving forward as it is very clearly a safety hazard. I actually should write the company about this also as my hardware isn't probably optimal at the moment. Overall though, this bike works for me and I really enjoy it. It gets a lot of compliments as well and people all assume it was much more expensive than it was. I don't know what wheel of randomness was spun in order to name it "Totguard" but while I found it initially hillarious, I have since renamed it. Oh China! Anyway, this is about as good as any other bike coming from China- including those which cost much more. If you're handy and aware of/able to address its shortcomings then this is a great choice for you. I've only had it a few months so can't speak much to its longevity but so far so good!
This is an excellent e-bike!! A fantastic value for under $800. Easy to assemble for a guy who has never put one together. It rides well with plenty of power assistance. Now, once you get used to the difference between an old style bicycle and a motorcycle you’re set! No, seriously, I hit the house and crashed before I got off the property. ‘‘Twas a nice flop for an old man.. But.. but.. before long you figure it out and go. It rides great and has plenty of power to get around hills and the mountainous golf course we live on. Important side notes.. as others have mentioned, this is a pretty big bike. I’m 6’-1” and it fits me great. This would be a tough ride for someone under 5’-10” or so.. also this bike is a beast. It’s a heavy dude. Must be careful when folding and loading into your vehicle. Be careful, use help! All in all, an excellent value for the bucks! I’m a happy dude!!
