HeybikeCityscape 2.0 Electric Bike for Adults with 1000W Motor Peak,468Wh Removable Battery and up to 50Miles 24MPH,UL Certified 26" Electric Commuter Bike with 7-Speed and Front Suspension.

I'm writing this review from the stand point as a industrial mechanic and welding fabricator. The packing of this bike is well packed with minimal trash to throw out. The bike arrived undamaged from its ground shipping from California to Chicago. It's a fairly light package at about 76lbs considering what's inside and easy to move. It's easy to unbox and you will need a utility knife a pair of cutters to cut a few thick nylon zip ties. I used electricians side cutters.Theres minimal assembly required andthe assembly of the bike is super easy with minimal mechanical inclination or aptitude needed. All the tools are provided for you. Even the quality of the provided tools are above average. They're worth keeping them in a small pouch as your tool kit for the maintenance of the bike.While assembling the bike as a welder I naturally began inspecting the welds. These welds are solid with no signs of poor quality in any of the welds. They're uniform and done well.The mechanical design of this bike is high quality and also solid. There were no apparent flaws in the production process (I work on industrial machines in a automotive parts manufacturing plant which gives me the knowledged and ability to spot manufacturing flaws). The quality control process of the manufacturing of this bike is very high. The fasteners they provided even surprised me using stainless steel cap head screws that will endure wet climate better than cheaper galvanized fasteners used by other manufacturers. The stainless steel screws offer a nice subtle BLING ✨ to the overall appearance of this bike.Looking at the electrics of this bike and I'm not disappointed here either. The wiring is well done and you will not need to make any connections. Should you need to replace an electrical part you will not need to cut any wires as they're twist plug designed connections. The LCD display is large enough to easily read yet small and economic.The rims are also flawless and well made as are the front and rear brake assembly. The front shock absorbing forks move smoothly and have the ability to lock them for a stiff ride. The fenders are abs plastic which eliminates unbending metal should you hit something. The back cargo rack is heavy duty and should be sufficient to fit most panniers. I did not order baskets for this bike though the front mounting bracket is well built to the frame.The derailleur is Shimano and is sufficient for this bikeThe seat and handle grips are very comfortable as are the placement of the handlebars. Both adjustment to your liking.The one thing I didn't like and will probably change are the pedals. They're plastic which the greater majority of people will find sufficient. They do have good grip although I prefer to use an aluminum pedal instead.The owners manual is basic and easy to read though it does lack a better explanation of the bikes settings.Over all I give the design and manufacturing of this bike 5 out of 5 stars.I have not ridden the bike yet to test out it's overall ride and capabilities but will update this in the future.

After a lot of research and talking to people I purchased the Heybike Cityscape 2.0 in white. I even contacted Customer Service with a few questions before purchasing and they were awesome. The bike arrived five days earlier than scheduled. bike assembly was fairly quick and easy (watching YouTube video was helpful) Lots of fun to ride and really sharp looking. I am planning on purchasing a second one for my husband soon so we can ride together. If you are looking for a great bike at a great price I highly recommend the Cityscape 2.0 you will not be disappointed.

Ordered this bike on Amazon, it conformed to the pictures and description on Amazon - Cityscape 2.0. Strangely, there is no Cityscape on the Heybike website, although there is an assembly instruction video on YouTube for a Cityscape that looks nothing like this. There is no video for exactly this bike. The Cityscape 2.0 looks much more like the Cityrun on the Heybike website, but not exactly, which is the most highly rated best value e-bike on Consumer Reports. It looks to be far superior to the earlier Cityscape 1.0. Comparing this bike to a $3000 Specialized Turbo it stacks up pretty well.The assembly instructions were a bit too brief and confusing, but over all assembly is not too difficult. However it was made tricky by a faulty weld in a threaded insert in the frame used to attach one of the four struts of the rear rack. The support staff was prompt and concerned, but in the end it was easier and quickest to effect a work around by modifying one of the support struts with a grinder/cut off tool.Over all, this seems to be a great bike, and almost too good a value to be true. I can't speak yet as to durability, but it is attractive, solid, has great features, and is comfortable to ride. My only dissapointment in the end is that it's now shown on Amazon for $100 less than I paid!

The bike is really powerful, I like how it can do anything, even a burnout sometimes. It's fast, and I like how it's comfortable. Assembly was pretty easy, but it still took some time since I accidentally made the chain slip by rotating the pedal back and forth on gear 2. The bike looks sick! It's also very heavy, that's why it's satisfying to think about the bike. I tested this in the evening, and at day it's probably going to be even more fun! Other reviews said that some parts arrived bent, but my bike was completely fine (Possibly the company fixed their manufacturing issues). The pedal assist kicks in fast! Level 2 pedal assist is pretty much the best if you don't want too much stress. The torque on this thing is insane! I went up a hill easily with throttle only.What I don't really like though is that the front brakes feel pretty weak and unresponsive, and even if I try the hardest to push on the brake handle, it still doesn't stop very quickly. This bike uses mechanical brakes, and I wish it was hydraulic. Really the only way you can stop fast on this bike is if you activate both brakes at once, and it still kind of takes effort. The seat is nice, but feels a little uncomfortable. Another thing I don't like about this bike is that the manual of the bike has some typos and occasionally weird translation/sentence structuring. I still like this bike a lot, but it also has a few negatives. However, the positives easily outweight them!

Comes pre-charged and the bike is fairly easy to assemble. Up & riding quickly and bike operated well. The first time. Since that first ride, it's been impossible to charge, battery won't hold a charge wait time for customer service is beyond my patience level. I'll keep trying to get someone but no battery makes this bike just a mobile clothes hanger in my room. But wait, after a call to the help desk, all it needed was a reset on the screen and now it works like new again. Sure, it took some patience to get through to CS, but they were great and fixed the issue immediately. Back on the road again!