Got the bike a week ago, already put 100 miles on it and I love it, freego support team was quick and helpful along the way during shipping. Assembly was pretty straight forward, the instructions could be a bit more detailed for installing some of the smaller stuff. I get tons of compliments on it and haven’t had any issues with people while riding it on sidewalks and bike paths! highly recommend the x2 pro, no problem getting up to 53mph! the front and rear suspension is adjustable which is awesome too. I think my brakes are still wearing in, I would like to have more braking power in the rear. all in all 5 stars.

I just wanna take Rica for her outstanding Customer Service when I call she always has the right answers and I really appreciate someone like that. She’s a keeper. Thank you Rica for all your help.

I’m loving my X3 and would highly recommend it to anyone and everyone!!!
Also, I was recently in need of my Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin in which Rica was able to obtain for me no problem…thank-you Rica!!!

The Freego X3 Pro is amazing for the price, the acceleration is great, as the hub motor is built really well and is huge. Even city mode feels fast just because of how responsive and the pure torque on this beast.

This freego x3 was 100% worth it. The range on this is insane! And the quality of the bike is very high quality, other of my previous bikes were nothing compared to this one. I would 100% buy this again.

this thing is insane. fast, heavy, and feels like it means business. not for playing around.

I’m 5’5 and a lot of ebikes feel too big or just awkward. This one feels much easier. I can get on and off without thinking about it, and the riding position feels natural. It still has good pull when you want to speed up, but it’s not scary. I also like that it does not take up a ton of space. Pretty happy with it so far.

survived the trenches of sudden heavy rainfall even though it says avoid riding in heavy rain good bike

quick, quiet, and easy to ride. honestly exactly what I needed for short trips.

got this mostly because my street has a bunch of hills and my last ebike struggled bad. this one actually pulls up hills way better than i thought. not a motorcycle lol but it got power. first day the brakes made a little noise but after riding it went away. been solid since

My son really like this bike, it is an electric bike, or i can call it a scooter. it fits my son's height and it moves really smooth because sometimes i ride it myself, my height 5'10", a little smaller for me but it is powerful as i am 202 lb weigh. I recommend this bike.

honestly this one was easy. got on it, rode around the block, figured it out pretty fast. no big learning curve.

i’m 5’6 and the x0 fits me pretty well. not too huge, not too small. fun little bike.

man this x3 is no joke. I had a smaller ebike before and this feels like a whole different level. the pickup is strong, suspension feels good, and it does not feel cheap at all. I mostly ride it on back roads and open areas and it just eats it up. definitely not a toy lol

5 out of 5 starts great bike and very fast for how cheap its is I recomend you get this bike mine ships may 29 and I can't wait to go to rideouts with it amazing bike.

nova 4 feels different from the hub motor bikes I’ve tried. power comes in smooth, not jerky, but it still moves when you ask it to. been really fun so far.

got the x2 mostly for riding around my area and some dirt spots nearby. honestly it’s been way more fun than I expected. not too hard to get used to, and it has enough power to keep things exciting without feeling crazy. looks good too.

had the x2 pro for like 2 weeks now and honestly its been a really fun bike. way more power than i expected. it feels heavy at first but after a few rides you get used to it. I ride around my neighborhood and some dirt paths near my house, no problem so far. solid bike for the money

Bike is awesome x2pro My daughter loves it.
Looks like her friends bike but is street legal.
Great customer service.

i knew the Nova 5 was supposed to be powerful but it still surprised me. The mid-drive pull feels different from hub motor bikes I’ve tried. It climbs hard, feels smooth once moving, and the suspension handles rough ground really well. I mostly ride open trails and private roads, and this thing feels built for that. Took me a couple rides to respect the throttle lol.

I bought the Nova 5 Mini because I wanted something smaller than a full dirt-bike style ebike but still more fun than a basic commuter bike. So far it’s been a good balance. The mid-drive feels smooth, the bike picks up nicely, and it’s way easier to handle than bigger bikes. I’ve been using it around the neighborhood, quick store runs, and some light trails. Battery range has been fine for my use. It’s not a giant bike, but it definitely doesn’t feel like a toy either.

I was worried it might feel like one of those cheap online bikes but no, this thing feels heavy duty. The frame feels strong, brakes are responsive, and the battery lasted longer than I expected on mixed riding. It did take a bit to get everything adjusted the way I like it, but once dialed in it’s been great.

We took it out for a camping weekend and it was perfect for getting around. Quiet, quick, and way more fun than walking everywhere. Gravel roads felt fine and the tires handled packed dirt pretty well. Only downside is loading it into the truck is not a one person job. Still love it!

called a mini bike but it does not feel weak at all. the size is easy to handle and it still has enough pull to make it fun. I use it mostly for quick rides around the neighborhood and it’s been solid.

First off, out of the box it offers easy 28 mph in city mode, it feels like my other bike (Super73 which is a Class 2 bike) and it feels the same other then the frame design and surron style seat. Used to have a surron it feels a lot similar but more of a basic grip and padding. It also, feels a bit bigger on the edges where I could barely fit on my guts seat cover (I tried my other thrill seekers cover and its the same problem) but the one thing that is a big problem for me is the around 5 inch gap between the seat and the battery lid/cover. It is a slight problem since the handle bars are a bit far away but I just been having a waist bag sitting in the gap and now I have minimal storage. And for those wanna be surron kids yes I tried and you can use a big rubber band to hold your phone on your seat (I tried it but it was a awarded position). And the finally glow and grow is the pedals, I bought the pegs for my X2 I bought but it was weird to mount them on. { @Freego - You guys should add a version where you can pick which type of pedals you want.} [Like normal pedals on a pedal bike, custom engraved freego metal pedals or normal motorcycle pegs.] Thats it for my review, I hope to one day see this put to use.