Electric tricycle YASANMOTOR-ET-010 Cargo

Ride Smarter, Not Harder: The Z8 eBike That’ll Leave You Grinning.

This Bike is Sporty, Affordable, and Dependable! With so many eBikes on the market that cost way more and come with a ton of confusing features, the Z8 stands out by giving consumers exactly what they want: the essentials, at a price that doesn’t break the bank. No extra markups, no fluff—just the good stuff we can all agree on. Assembly Experience Putting this bike together? Not bad at all. I only had to attach the light, kickstand, wheel, and a couple of other bits. Total time? About 45 minutes. Big props to the company for taking the extra care to wrap everything so well. Did I enjoy snipping all that wrapping? Hell no. But do I appreciate the effort? You bet. Could they have inflated the tires for me. Dealbreaker? Nah. Hey, Riding’Times, if you’re listening: Why didn’t you add front turn signals? It’d make the bike even safer—just saying. Suspension and Performance I’m a 6’1", 250-pound guy, and the suspension did its job. The front shocks felt a little springy but handled bumps well and held up as promised. Riding’Times, if you're still here: what’s with the Photon Beam? I get the need for light, but could we at least have the ability to tone it down a bit? But hey, I’ll take that over a weak light any day. Side note: Are these LEDs? The Ride Here’s the bottom line: this bike performs and rides as advertised. It’s affordable, reliable, and, most importantly, fun as hell. Did I mention it can hit 38 mph on a straightaway? *update I was reading this in Kmh not mph* If you’re still reading this, why the hell are you still waiting? Waiting for your HOA president to approve the color you picked to paint your house? Forget about it. Buy the bike. Feel the wind in your hair and have the riding time of your life exploring a whole new world. *UPDATE* Firstly, the bike itself is fantastic and offers a great riding experience. However, my experience with the company behind it leaves much to be desired. The representatives, who I initially believed had the best interests

Fast and works well

I really like this scooter. Everything seams to be well built. Now the wife wants one.

Very speedy. More than fast enough.

The trike was fairly easy to put together, even though the instructions were a bit lacking. Not hard to figure out, though. Everything was in the box. Not a thing missing. The tire slippage when starting out is a bit of a problem, but once you figure out how to feather the throttle, it's not a problem. The battery seems to last a long time and they even hot glued the terminals to keep them from corrosion. Remember to put the fuse in by the battery or you won't have power. A spare fuse was sent with. My experience when I checked the speed of the trike was about 8 mph on setting 1. About 11 mph on setting 2. And 16 mph on setting 3. Although, you can really get flying if you're going down a slope. Don't forget to re-check all the tightness of the nuts and bolts after a few drives. Lots of fun to take a spin on.

Sleek design and convenient

I am absolutely pleased with this electric bike. It was easy to assemble and lightweight, perfect for my commuting or weekend rides. The battery gives me plenty of range on a single charge. And the motor provides a smooth and powerful boost, making hills effortlessly. The build quality is solid, and the rides is comfortable even on some rough roads. I like the sleek design and the convenience for storage or transport.

Great electric trike that deserves 5 stars

I had difficulty assembling it and the manual was not helpful, but the people of Wyber Products were very helpful. They were great and very polite. They also replied very promptly when I needed help with the trike. The trike is great to go to the market or for rides. I am disabled and I can take it on the bus also. It fits everywhere and it can turn very tightly in a small space. It can pick up speed quickly and goes very fast, actually faster then I want to go. It 's easy to control the throttle to make it go very slow in the store. It's not an off road vehicle but great on a fairly good road. It needs to be driven with care, avoiding pot holes and uneven ground, and I would not recommended for anyone younger than 14-15. Goes with a lot of power up a moderate incline. It's great for a disabled person who has normal strength in arms and hands and can sit without back support, unless one gets a saddle with a back rest. It's extremely easy to maintain, store, and very economical. I am very happy with it and would recommended it to other partially disabled people or anyone else because it is a lot of fun to ride. It comes with a small charger that works great. I put a larger wire basket on the front in which I can take 2 little dogs or plenty of groceries.