Engwe X26 Assembly Experience folding ebike e-bike electric bike bicycle

Engwe X26 Assembly Experience. Please consult the Engwe web site for unboxing and assembly instructions. I just want to show my experience assembling the ebike with this video. It is not intended as an instructional video.
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WARNING:
This video is only for entertainment purposes. Do not attempt to recreate any of the acts in this video, as they may be dangerous if not done correctly, and could result in serious injury. If you rely on the information portrayed in this video, you assume the responsibility for the results. Have fun, but always think ahead, and remember that every ride you take is at YOUR OWN RISK.

[@purposefilled65]

As far as putting on the seat, just loosen the nut underneath until it’s loose enough for the clamps to come apart barely enough for the seat to slide between each clamp and then tighten it back up.

[@iscootct]

thank you

[@BlairAir]

These are decent bikes for the money, but short riders (5'5" or less) should probably look elsewhere. I love the mag wheels, even if they add weight to a way heavy bike. The newer X24 resolved the battery rattle, and added a battery bridge so both batteries capacities are joined. Not sure I trust tips from a guy who built it before reading the manual though. 😂

[@iscootct]

I am 5'7" and I can ride it but it is too tall for me. I am going to sell it in the spring. I would love to convert it to a trike but it is probably not worth the expense and time.

[@joedesantis1628]

Please answing my question .

[@joedesantis1628]

Can your c/o install 2- 1000W motor.?

[@iscootct]

You should be able to install a second motor on the front wheel. I have seen it done on other ebikes. Honestly I do not think it is worth the time and money. You may never end up a well functioning bike. If the single 1,000 watt motor is not sufficient I would consider a bike that already has dual motors or a bigger single rear hub motor.

[@WallyF1]

The problem is the weight of 52kg. When you have to carry it up and down stairs it could even be dangerous. So you can better buy a motorcycle?

[@iscootct]

Yes, it is very bulky and heavy. I think Engwe tried to put to many features into a single bike.

[@addname8429]

Just bad waw 😞

[@iscootct]

I ended up trading the X26 for a hyper-scooter

[@joedesantis1628]

Please answing my question .