The MOST Compact, Lightweight EBike: Simple Step Thru 20" 500 watt EBike is Small & Lightweight!

I'm going to see how fast I can get going with just the throttle. So let's see. All right, I hit 17 miles an hour with just the throttle. Again, I'm 220 pounds, so if you're between 160 to 180, you're going to hit that 20-mile-an-hour mark. OK, so right here, I've got the brand new for 2024 Simple step-through 20-inch e-bike. This thing is extremely light; it is actually 55 pounds with the battery, and without the battery, it is only 47 pounds. So, in addition to being the lightest-weight e-bike, this also has the lowest step-over height. So the step over height is located right here. It is only 9 inches off the ground. So the seat in the lowest position is 29 and a half inches, so stepping through and sliding on is very, very easy. This e-bike is going to accommodate riders about 4'11 up to six feet four.

Okay, now we're here with Ashley. She has a 29-inch inseam and 19-inch arm lengths. So if you want to go ahead and sit down. Okay, so you actually, have much longer legs. So let me raise the seat up for you. This is why the inseam measurement is really as important as the arm length measurement. So let's go ahead and bring the seat up. So the nice thing about the quick release is it's easy to adjust. There we go. I think that's pretty good. What do you think about the handlebars? So now you have longer arms, so we can pull these away. So how's that? Let's try that. You can actually figure out where you like it best. Okay. And then they can come up if you want as well. I don't know if that's better or worse.

There we have it. Cool. So I think we got a good fit for her. You can see her arms are nice and relaxed, and her back is upright. All right. Now I'm with Mike, who's six feet one. He's got 32-inch inseam and 23-inch arms. Go ahead and have a seat. I don't know if that seat's going to be too high for you or not. Seems okay actually,  and now the bars are as high as they can go. So I don't know if you would want them like farther away to get your arms out or if you liked them in, actually, right? Yeah. His back's upright, his arms are still relaxed. It's not like he's leaning forward, so it looks good, and he says it feels good.

Now we're gonna take on this hill here, and I'm gonna show you how easily I can get up it. Gotta get into level five, there we go, and these are only 20-inch tires. So, you know, with a 26-inch, this hill would probably be a little bit easier, and I'm actually in seventh gear right now, too. So if I wanted to make it even easier, I could put it into first or second. All right. Up the hill, no problem. So I'm gonna go ahead and fold the pedals up. You push in right here, and then it folds up. We'll just do that on both sides. Okay. Then from there, I'm going to fold down my handlebars. Now, I'm not taking the battery off, but it'll make it quite a bit easier if you do. Okay, so now we're just down like that. Probably always easier to lift the back in first, and from there, just go ahead and set it in, and put it in, and you're awesome riding.