Go Power Go Express Review - $1.3k

The Go Power Go Express is a value priced electric folding fat-tire bike at $1,250 with free shipping, featuring sturdy construction and two frame colors (black or white). 500 watt Sandra fat-tire specific hub motor, 48v 10ah high-capacity battery, with a twist throttle and 9 modes of cadence based pedal assist. Aluminum alloy fenders, battery integrated lights in the front, ergonomic locking grips, and a suspension fork with 100mm of travel. 12 magnet cadence sensor is not sealed, control cables are too short for full handlebar extension, and the rear fender protects electronics but not the rider.

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