Review on Aceshin 20-Inch Folding E-Bike With 7-Speed, 36V Lithium Battery And 250W Motor For Adults by Michael Nard

I'll state the cons first: the directions. There are none. Well, none that I could SEE. (I was very excited.) No picture or video is close enough or bright enough,plus the model/ version of the bike fluctuates in the instructions and in videos--details matter. It took me a couple hours 'cause I kept second-guessing myself and hadn't been on a bike in 5 years. The front brakes need adjustment but Ancheer foldable bike comes with the necessary tools to assemble and adjust. In hind site, it was easy a better video would have made it perfect for us ocd types.I have had the bike for a little over a week. I kind of love it. After coming home from a ride, I always feel happy. My city is not pedestrian or bike-friendly and I am 55 years old so I was hesitant. I was looking for a bike I could lift when needed and handle on the subway train at times and there are 4 steep stairs in/out my building so I have to carry the bike.I'm a woman, 5'4" and caring extra LBS. I can manage this bike. It's just below 50 lbs. I think the daily exercise and practice makes it easier. The bike controls have eased up a little or I figured out what I was doing? The bike rides great. It comes with front suspension and I added the Satoris Animaris Seat suspension. That made a big difference with my lower back not feeling as sore the next day. I also bought a new seat only because I couldn't get the bolt loose to transfer the original. But I like the new seat cause the Ancheer seat was a little too long and not enough padding for me anyway , added a bag on back (yes Revain) and lock carry on front. so far.After riding for a couple weeks, I realized the front brake wasn't calibrated right so I took it to a bike shop. They fixed it up and cost about $20 bucks and rides even better!