Yamee

On the EBR forum, many users praised the Yamee XL for its strong hydraulic brakes, offering powerful stopping performance with minimal effort. The 8-speed Shimano Altus gears provided smooth and reliable shifting, while the comfortable leather wing grips and sturdy kickstand added to the overall riding experience. Once properly set up, the display and controller were well-received, featuring multiple PAS levels that enhanced longer trips.

Overall, despite some reported issues like a loose rear rack and minor frame design concerns, many users found the bike’s key components solid and enjoyable.

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The Yamee XL+ foldable Fat Tire eBike, reviewed by YouTube channel RunPlayBack, designed for city commuting, it features street tires, a foldable stem, and a lightweight build for easy transport.

The 750W hub motor delivers strong power, and the 8-speed Shimano shifter ensures smooth shifting. Hydraulic disc brakes provide reliable stopping, though the lack of rear suspension reduces comfort on rough terrain. The controller offers limited pedal assist level variation, and the absence of fenders makes it less suitable for wet conditions.

Overall, the Yamee XL+ delivers solid performance and striking design, making it a strong choice for city commuters, though some compromises exist.

For the full Yamee XL Plus review, visit Tower Electric Bikes.

The Yamee Fat Bear 750S received a 60 on the Tower e-Bike Score, praised for its strong performance in hill climbing and torque capabilities. Users appreciated the durable fat tires, comfortable ride, and solid build quality. The bike’s 750W motor and 48V battery offered good range and power, making it suitable for off-road adventures.

However, some minor concerns were raised about assembly and fit-and-finish, particularly around the rear rack.

For the full Yamee Fat Bear 750S eBike review, visit Tower Electric Bikes.