The Engwe EP-2 Pro is an easy-to-operate e-bike you can ride on all surfaces that's also easy to transport.
Engwe EP2-Pro MSRP $1,100.00 Score Details DT Recommended Product “The Engwe EP2-Pro folding e-bike is equally capable for casual rides, exercise, and commuting.” Pros Cons Why buy a folding e-bike? E-bike ads depict riders tooling along on beaches, mountain trails, and city streets, so who cares if the two-wheeler folds? The answers are transport, convenience, and independence.
The Engwe EP2-Pro’s 20-inch diameter, 4-inch wide tires have relatively tall sidewalls that can flex to smooth out your ride. I dropped the front and rear tire pressures from the 20 pounds per square inch maximum inflation to 15 psi. When you use the battery, the EP2-Pro has five electric assistance levels and three riding modes. The riding modes correspond to Class 1, 2, and 3 e-bike operation and speed limits allowed in most U.S. states. The default power setup mode conforms to Class 1, with electric power pedal assistance only with a 20-mile-per-hour maximum. A bright monochrome LED display shows your current power level, speed, distance traveled, and battery charge level.
Numbers are nice, but how they translate to real-life performance matter more. I weigh 165 pounds and tested the Engwe on all surfaces with the tire pressures set to 15 psi. Riding in throttle mode only, the EP2-Pro easily maintained 26 to 28 mph on paved roads. When I stood on the pedals while riding off-road on relatively flat surfaces I was more comfortable keeping the speed in the lower 20s.
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