HAOQI Cheetah Electric Bike for Adults, 750W(Peak 1000W) Electric Bike,48V 16AH/25Ah Battery Adult Electric Bicycle,26”*4”Fat Tire Full Suspension 28MPH Mountain Ebike, 7 Speed Max 85 Miles Range

I don't usually write reviews unless I am very compelled to do so for a good value product. So, after 3 months of intensive research and trying over 12 different e-bikes, here is my take on the Haoqi Cheetah.My criteria was to get a full suspension bike with a 750W motor and long battery range, under $2k. Initially, I was open to getting a hard tail bike, but after trying both types I definitely settled on the comfort of a full suspension bike. My used case is mostly for exploring and not much daily commuting so I needed something that would be dynamic enough for mild off-roading as well as good on-road comfort. Although it seemed a bit risky to buy a bike without any reviews on Amazon, riding the Cheetah for around 50 miles, I am very pleasantly surprised how well this works!Firstly, getting a full suspension, 750W e-bike with a 25AH battery at around $1700 is a steal. I spent a lot of time obsessing over all types of e-bikes by surfing reviews, YouTube, reddit and various e-bike websites. Here are my pros and cons of the Haoqi Cheetah -PROS- Most value for money ebike under $2k. You will not find a better deal for this frame, battery and motor combination.- Powerful 750W rear hub motor. I am 6ft 4in tall and around 280lbs and this bike has no issues tackling moderate hills and some short 25 degree inclines. This is one of the most powerful 750W rear hub motor I tested with peak power I measured at 1200W multiple times when I was climbing hills.- It comes with both fenders, a heavy duty rack and a brake activated tail light. Also has a decent headlight and a comfy seat. Good quality accessories at this price.- It's no Rock Shox but the suspension setup works surprisingly well. This is by no means a proper MTB but can handle moderate trails with no issue. The frame geometry is more tuned for comfort. This is a big bike but very comfortable for taller riders.- Hydraulic brakes, although not very known brand, work as good as the Techtro brakes on other bikes I tested.CONS- The bike comes with a twist throttle although the description said it's a thumb throttle. It was an easy upgrade here but the seller needs to make sure to have good and accurate details on the listing.- No torque sensor. The cadence sensor on this bike works pretty good overall but I would've liked to see a torque sensor. I have another bike with a torque sensor and while this by no means a deal breaker, torque sensors feel more natural.- The 7 speed Shimano drive train is very basic and does start spinning out at higher speeds above 25mph. I am planning to upgrade this soon to a Shimano Altus 11 - 42 system.- Cable management is very clean however they have very low Slack so when I tried installing an adjustable, taller stem, the cables were too stretched.- Screen has all the basic info but does get washed out a bit in direct sunlight. It also does not have the functionality to change PAS programming. The factory default programming is very adequate though.Overall, a very solid e-bike for the money with a lot of easily upgradable components.

The HAOQI Cheetah e-bike is an absolute BEAST! The bike not only looks fantastic, it rides fantastic. You are gonna get looks while riding this thing. Dual-suspension and the 26” x 4” fat tires smooth out the bumps and the dual-battery gives you tremendous range…distance is claimed at around 85 miles and I don’t doubt it. Ergonomics while sitting on the saddle are great and everything works as it should. It comes equipped with all the bells and whistles that you could want. Is the bike heavy? Of course it is, but it has a great power-assist system so who cares how heavy it is! Your car is heavy, too! On this bike you can be traveling up to 28 miles an hour while pedaling along just like you’re on air… which is a great rush! Now please note that if you do happen to be one of those crazy extreme off-road riders who comprise about 3% of riders and you have bent peddles, broken seats, cracked frames and blown-up derailleurs around the rear sprocket, this is not the bike for you…stick to a solid rear frame, not a dual suspension. And watch how much weight you put on the bike rack when off-road. Other than that, if you’re one of the other 97% of riders looking for a road bike that will also do some easier off-road riding, THIS IS THE BIKE FOR YOU! You are going to love it. PS: It’s pronounced HAY-KEY.

Tires won’t maintain pressure keep leaking flat! flat in between short rides since the first day we received it. Not the bike they say it is !! No speed and tires always flat! Gear derailed broke. Bike came put together with tires not mounted on bike. Needless to say Amazon pre assembled, I’m guessing. The gear cables and electrical components mounted backwards onto handlebars.

I have owned the Haoqi Cheetah for three months and have put 205 rough back country miles on it. The cheetah has met my expectations for comfort, motor torque, good build quality at this price point, dependability, and a solid feel going down the trail.The bike is 73 pounds with the 16AH battery, has a 5-speed pedal assist and an estimated range of 35 - 60 miles but the range depends on how much you pedal and the type of trails you ride. I personally found that on mountain dirt trails with modest incline, me peddling 15 percent of the ride I got 23 to 28 miles from a fully charged battery.It's a great E bike for the average to mid-level trail rider, easy to handle as its well balanced, the bike has 26"x4" knobby tires that grip the off-pavement trails quite well and work fine on pavement also.The frame is 6061 aluminum, has been well designed and has quality welding.The motor has a surprising amount of power (175 watts and 90 NM torque) this matched to the Shimano 7 speed gearing and pedal assist was enough to propel me over the moderate to rough mountain trails.The seat is comfortable, but I think I will buy a suspension seat for more comfort.The Cheetah has good hydrologic brakes with 180mm rotors.The charger that is included with the Cheetah is a 2A smart charger. The charge time is 6 to 9 hours.Overall, I'm very happy with the Haoqi Cheetah and do recommend the bike. I'm 66 years old and I have found this bike a good match for my moderate off pavement trail riding.Haoqi has good responsive customer service!

Went together ok. After fully charging took a test run and the best I could get on the electric motor with minimal peddling was about 12 mph. You would have to be in top gear on a big downhill peddling for all your worth before your even close to 28 mph.