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Mar 22, 2023

Get Your E-Bike Ready For Spring

As the weather begins to warm up and the snow melts, it's time to prepare your E-bike for spring. After a long winter of storage, your bike may need some TLC to ensure it's in tip-top shape for the new...

Mar 11, 2023

5 Reasons EBikes Are a Game-Changer for Commuting

With each day passing, the popularity of electric bicycles rises. Things are still quite hot if it's all right to claim something like that. Once the pandemic was over and the so-called "bike boom" came to an end, most people thought...

Feb 27, 2023

Everything You Must-Know about E-bike Suspension

A sound suspension system can enhance the riding experience and provide greater satisfaction. With the proper suspension, the rider's body can work hard to keep the e-bike steady, requiring a lot of energy and leading to fatigue. The primary purpose...

Feb 24, 2023

5 Important Beginner Cycling Tips

Are you a cycling beginner looking to get the most out of your bike? Or does an experienced rider want to fine-tune their technique? Look no further than this blog post for essential tips for cyclists. Here, we explore five...

Feb 23, 2023

How to Do Throttle and Pedal Assist Work in E-bikes

Electric bikes are becoming more popular every day. People opt to buy e-bikes as their daily commute or for weekend off-road trips. Today, you can buy an e-bike based on your requirements such as frame type, range, power, etc. We,...

Feb 21, 2023

Torque vs. Cadence Sensors on Pedal Assist E-Bike

The pedal assist system is an essential feature for every e-bike in 2023. Not only does it make you effortless. But, it will also help you to extract the best power and range out of your e-bike. If you go...

Feb 16, 2023

Extending the Lifespan of Your E-Bike Battery

E-bikes, or electric bicycles, are gaining popularity due to their convenience and low impact on the environment. One of the most important parts of an electric bike is its battery, which supplies energy to the bike's engine. If you take...

Jan 30, 2023

Tips and Tricks to Maintain and Care for Your E-bike

So you've bought yourself your first e-bike? Or: you might be planning to buy one? Whatever the case - we've got you covered. Since proper e-bike maintenance is, by all means, crucial, we've decided to say a few things about...

Jan 14, 2023

Why eBiking Is the Perfect Workout for Any Goal or Ability Level?

Do you want to get in shape but don't have the time or energy for a long, strenuous workout? eBiking might be the answer. With an electric bike, you can customize your ride and make it as easy or...

Jan 13, 2023

What's the Best E-Bike Throttle for Your Needs?

An e-bike throttle can assist you in connecting with the motor. It may not appear to be the only option, but if you have a long commute and do not select the throttle that best suits your needs, you...

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great

great customer service - I placed an order and then changed my mind and they were happy to give me a refund. I am going to order from them once I figure out what I want for my son

I’m pleased

about 300 less than others with same equipment. I’ve only put about 50 miles on it so far, but I’m pleased with it. It looks great. Was packaged very well for delivery. Easy to assemble, except for the fenders and derailleur guard which had no directions, and has a walking mode! The app worked fine for me, so they must have fixed that recently. I had no problem unlocking class 3 speed. I really like the torque sensor.

Excellent

I have 150 miles on my Hovalpha to date. Excellent product, only wish I had purchased the full suspension model.

HovAlpha

The HOVSCO HovAlpha has turned out to be a really fun well-built bike. For most of my riding I’ve had the peddle assist (PAS) set to one. With PAS set to one and using the top three gears I was able to get up most inclines with little extra effort. We have a half mile long 9% grade leading up to our house and this is only area where I kick up the PAS up to 5 and down shift. I could likely make it with a lower PAS setting, but the climb is on the return trip home. The fat tires and front shocks make is a comfortable bike to ride. Overall, the build quality, paint, mechanicals (gears, brakes etc.) are at or above what I would expect at this price point. My wife’s bike has a cadence sensor where the HovAlpha has a torque sensor. The torque sensor seems to have a more natural peddle “feel”.
Minor gripes are the rear light and the seat on long rides. The rear light runs off its own batteries and has to be turned on and off with a switch on the light itself. Another issue with the rear light is that it’s mounted on the seat post and it is blocked if you have anything on the rear rack. The seat isn’t bad, but I think I’m going to upgrade to something like a Cloud 9.

200 miles and still going strong

I love it! I've been going back and forth on buying one for a few years and my only regret is not getting one sooner. I also bought the HovCart for my wife and put child seats on the back of the bikes (4& 6 years old). We get so many compliments. I just wish we had nice weather so we can ride them all the time.

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