UrbanCarry Mega Longtail Cargo eBike

After 2 months, I was able to successfully get my money back via chargeback from Fahrbike's bank. Full refund and 100% completed. I hope all my reviews online served to limit bike sales of this garbage company.

Pretty peppy but in super poppy mode the range becomes somewhat limited though still 30+ miles.

The wife and I are on the cusp of retiring and looking for ways to save money, get more exercise, and still have a vehicle we can use to get groceries and things. Car insurance here in Texas is ridiculous so we are scaling back on our automobiles. Just the fuel and insurance for one vehicle costs over $300 a month, where as it only costs a couple of dollars a money to run an ebike. It is a no brainer for us. We bought the Longtail Cargo bike and it easily can handle a person my size, 6'3", 270 pounds, and has the power to easily carry me up all the inclines we have around here. The build quality is solid, has plenty of power, and I am currently using it as my work commuter bike until I do get around to retiring. My only complaint, I wanted the bike more for street use, and it comes with knobby tires which are kind of loud going down the road, but its not a deal breaker as it is easy enough to change to street tires which I will be doing soon. Here is a picture with a few options I have added so far, have ordered the front rack, mirrors and back seat but may change to a cargo box on the back later.

I live in Utah and go off roading everyday on my Fahrbike. At 220lbs I get 40 miles out of my battery without pedaling. People love my bike. I am always receiving positive comments about it. I go through creeks on my bike and go up trails with it as well. Get your tires slimed and have a set of Allen wrenches so that you can tighten the bike seat. I have ridden in 20 degree weather and through rain. Planning on going cross country on my bike. I don't think a small woman without significant muscle should have this bicycle but it is great for someone who lives in a tent and goes off grid most days of the year. Or anyone who cant lift a good amount of weight but that is common sense. I have had to run 5 miles or more when my battery dies with my bike but I am built for that. I also do not think putting a child on the back is a good idea. I have dropped my bike that thing is heavy lol and I the driver am ok, everytime, so is my bike, but a child on the back? Up to the parent. Grown women fit better.

I love this bike so far! Really powerful and handles all the hills around my house with ease. The customer service has been great and really responsive. I like the oversized tires on the bike that make it feel really stable over all terrains. Definitely recommend for hauling your kids around.