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Electric Fat Tire Folding Bike for $999?! Jasion EB7 Folding Fat Tire
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2024
- The Jasion EB7 is a class 3 pedal assist bike. The throttle will get you to 20mph, and while pedaling in pedal assist 5 you can get to 25mph.
This is a folding fat tire electric bike, you can fold the frame, handlebars, and pedals to make it compact for storage.
It has a 500w rear hub motor that is powered by the removable 48v 10ah battery. That is 480 watt hours of battery. The drivetrain is a shimano 7 speed drive train. There are 5 level of pedal assist as well as a twist throttle.
There is a color screen that shows speed, pedal assist level, battery level, and distance traveled. It has 20” wheels with 3” fat tires. The brakes are 160mm mechanical disc brakes. There is front and rear suspension and comes with integrated front and rear lights. Also included is a rear rack
Estimated range on this bike is between 20-45 mph depending on pedal assist level and the bike weighs 59.5 pounds. at the time of this review costs $999
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Intro & Specs - 00:00
On Bike - Flat Road - 1:01
On Bike - Hill Climb - 8:50
On Bike - Downhill - 11:51
On Bike - Gravel - 13:04
On Bike - Cadence Sensor Talk - 14:22
Thoughts on the Bike + Outro - 15:39
Nice video, thanks! I just got this bike today and put it together. It was persnickety to assemble in places. I haven’t gotten out to ride yet so enjoyed watching your test run.
Thanks for watching! Have fun out there riding.
I am deeply frustrated after purchasing an EB7 bundle pack from Jasion, which revealed unacceptable discrepancies between the two included bikes. Firstly, one bike was missing the essential specification sticker that denotes its class. More aggravatingly, the bikes' speeds differed significantly; one reached the advertised 28 mph while the other topped out at only 20 mph, despite Jasion’s claims of uniform performance on their website and marketing materials. This blatant inconsistency is not only aggravating but downright deceptive.
Upon contacting Jasion to address these issues, their response was not just insufficient, but also dismissive and disrespectful. They initially claimed the maximum speed was 20 mph, contradicting the advertised specifications and the performance of the other bike. They then insultingly offered a $70 front basket as compensation for a grievance concerning a product worth over $700. When I demanded a replacement for the underperforming bike, they refused, citing concerns over resale value, even though the bike had less than 10 miles on it.
Reluctantly, I agreed to install a new controller they provided, hoping it would correct the speed issue. This required me to dismantle a brand-new, expensive bike, a task that was ridiculous and highly inconvenient. The effort was in vain; the new controller failed to resolve the problem and introduced new error codes instead.
Throughout this ordeal, Jasion’s customer service has been abysmal. They offered only repetitive, unhelpful one-sentence replies and delayed responses, clearly trying to evade providing a real solution. Their lack of accountability and failure to honor their 14-day satisfaction guarantee is a testament to their disregard for customer satisfaction and legal obligations.
I have since initiated an A-Z claim through Amazon, which has acknowledged the misleading nature of Jasion's advertising and the severity of my issue. This entire experience has been a financial drain and a significant source of stress and disappointment.
If Jasion continues to mislead customers about the performance of their products, as detailed in numerous consumer complaints, they may face a class action lawsuit. The disparity between the advertised and actual capabilities of the EB7 bikes, combined with insufficient and dismissive customer service, highlights a pattern of deceptive practices that could lead to legal consequences. It's crucial for Jasion to rectify these issues promptly by aligning their advertising with the true performance of their products and improving customer support. Failure to make these changes could not only erode consumer trust but also result in significant legal challenges under consumer protection laws.
For anyone considering this product, I recommend steering clear of Jasion. Their unethical business practices and poor customer service indicate a company that does not deserve your trust or money. Instead, consider a more reliable brand like Lectric, which values customer satisfaction and maintains integrity in its product claims.
Wow it gets so compact!
It sure does!
Thanks for posting!
You’re welcome!
That was a fun review.
Thanks!
The suspension looks very smooth I’m considering buy me one jasion e-bike.
So it says 28mph but doesn’t reach that? What do you think?
I have this bike and it gets nowhere near 28 mph unless going down a steep hill. I am lucky to get 19 mph full throttle.
Hard to find specs on the rear derailleur or freewheel - Still got this? Able to clarify? (XP 1.0 owner who had to upgrade freewheel on it to make downhill pedaling useful, but wouldn't on an XP 3.0. Any similar issues on the Jasion?)
How would u compare this to the Lectric 3.0?
In your opinion, would you get The Eb7 2.0 or a Lectric XP Lite/3.0, i really ike the look and size of the Lite but the Eb7 draws me in because of the dual suspension ,do to back n wrist issues, I'd appreciate your input Please Thanks 🚴♂️☮
The suspension will help dampen the bumps if you have those pains, so the Jasion could be your best option.
@@ElectricBikeJournal Thankyou
I have been comparing this to Lectric for a while....looking for best bang for my buck.....thoughts??!?!
We just bought this bike. Can you show or tell me how the pedals fold up??
If looking at the bike from the side, push the pedal towards the bike (horizontally), once pushed in they will want to push up or down. Essentially the outer part of the pedal is like a "U".
@@ElectricBikeJournal Thank you so much! We will give it a try.
Nice bikes
It’s a fun one
Just bought one. Did you try to find tires for this bike?
We have not tried to buy tires for this bike
Jasion lists tube and tire on their site under the Accessories tab, but they are currently sold out.
Don’t forget to tell people that they’re gonna have to waterproof if they plan on riding it in the rain.
I bought one and want to ride it in the rain. How can I waterproof my e-bike??
Its ipx4 rated bud, youll be just fine. Just don't throw it in your swimming pool.
Stay clear of Jasion bikes. A broken charger and seat within six months and they won’t warranty nor respond to my emails. Shop local!