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ENGWE
Engine Pro 2.0
The most complete folder in this comparison: fast, stable and comfortable, although heavy and low around the pedals.
Long commutes, mixed surfaces and riders who need a folding format without giving up comfort.
A refined full-suspension folding fat bike with a torque sensor and excellent brakes, successfully combining comfort with performance.
Verdict: The most complete folder in this comparison: fast, stable and comfortable, although heavy and low around the pedals.
Best for: Long commutes, mixed surfaces and riders who need a folding format without giving up comfort.
Engwe
Engine Pro 2.0
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Key strengths
01Very good torque sensor
02Full suspension
03Powerful hydraulic brakes
04Stable 20 x 4-inch wheels
05About 60-70 km of fast riding
Key drawbacks
01Weight of about 31.5 kg
02Low pedals can strike the ground off-road
03Large when folded
04Expensive compared with basic folders
05Unlocking it changes its status on public roads
Engwe Engine Pro 2.0 specifications
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Recommended range based on the test and available product data.
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