The bike is nice and my twins love to ride it but the bike did arrive with a few scrapes, the bike tends to fall over when the kickstand is down, and the front light doesn’t stay upright. All in all the bike is okay for the price.

I’ve been riding my Mihogo RX2.4 for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely impressed. It makes my daily commutes and weekend rides so much easier and more enjoyable. The pedal assist is smooth and responsive, which is great for when I hit hills or just want to take it easy. The battery lasts longer than I expected, and I’ve gone on some pretty long rides without worrying about running out of power. It’s sturdy, feels well-made, and the design is really sleek—I’ve gotten a few compliments on it already! Overall, I’m super happy with it and would definitely recommend it to anyone thinking about getting an e-bike.

We rent E-Bikes when we can during our travels; next rental is Cannes, France two weeks from today.
Our biggest problem is finding a bike for "Shortcake"!
She needs to be able to touch the ground to feel comfortable...
The Mihogo RX2.4 is perfect. See picture.
If the video is also available, have a look and watch me fold both bikes and shove them in the back of the SUV without having to buy a hitch-mounted bike carrier. (Time lapse; so it is only 20 seconds long.) Great convenience.

Anytime I ride my bike lots of people compliment me on my bike they all love it I bought it October last year and I'm living in the Caribbean Trinidad and Tobago it's the best bike I ever bought and I will advise anyone who want the ebike this is it...

Bought a pair of these so I could introduce ebike riding to my spouse, and we could start to ride together. The portable nature of these folders made it possible to plan to drive them to a safer area to practice riding and getting comfortable. These are solidly constructed e-bikes, with smooth battery consumption for decent speeds. The brakes worked well. I found the included seat to be somewhat uncomfortable, and had to purchase a different one for the long rides I’m interested in. The helmets included were too much helmet for these bikes. I wish I could have opted out of getting them. The display is perfectly adequate, and works well. The seat shock absorber is not great.

One of the best things about these bikes are the included wheel size. 4” fat tires are ubiquitous, and useful for absorbing a lot of bumps. However, it bulks up even folding bikes to the point of heavy unwieldiness. The 2.4” wheels are good compromise between portability and comfort. A little known fact is that Amtrak will not carry 4” fat tire bikes in their bike holds. You can take the wheels off and stow them as cargo, but that is incredibly inconvenient. These bikes can fold up and be carried straight on train as personal baggage. They don’t fit all bike holds’ racks but do fit some. 2.2” is technically the max size. I suggest Mihogo in future iterations sell 2.1” wheel width versions. Panasonic batteries are top notch.