The Eagle isn't dual battery - unlike some of HAOQI's other offerings - but it still has a beefy 960 watt-hour battery that has more range than your butt does. Available in both high-step and step-through varieties and rocking commuting niceties like fenders and a rear rack, the Eagle is a fairly balanced e-bike that will ride well in a variety of situations. You can even do some off-road exploring thanks to the suspension fork, though it's a pretty basic one so avoid stunt jumps.
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"What is happening? Ebike reviews, that's what's happening. Today we're checking out the Eagle from HAOQI. It's a fat tire, feature-complete competitor in the hardtail sector. There is a ton of pros on this one, with a few minor complaints, and we'll get into those in the review!..."
"Thankfully, the Eagle’s high-capacity, long-range 48V 20Ah battery can take you on a longer than typical ride. You should be able to get a 40-70 mile range on one charge. I easily rode 20 miles on levels 1 and 2 without noticing a battery charge drop. However, as soon as I used the throttle (which I tested to its max capacity), the display showed a drop of around 15-20%. Yes, the battery needs about 6-9 hours to fu..."
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