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VARUN
S26-1
It is great fun off-road and on longer rides, but the pedals, kickstand and preferably the brakes should be replaced before hard use.
Long rides, sand, forest roads and riders seeking a comfortable fat bike with excellent stability.
A stable full-suspension fat bike with a well-tuned cadence controller and excellent range, let down by its brakes and fragile accessories.
Verdict: It is great fun off-road and on longer rides, but the pedals, kickstand and preferably the brakes should be replaced before hard use.
Best for: Long rides, sand, forest roads and riders seeking a comfortable fat bike with excellent stability.
Varun
S26-1
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Key strengths
01Very effective rear suspension
02Highly stable off-road handling
03Well-tuned cadence sensor
04About 80 km at a high average speed with energy remaining
05The service provider promises free replacement parts
Key drawbacks
01Mechanical brakes are too weak
02A plastic pedal bent
03The kickstand worked loose and rattled
04The rear mudguard mount is easy to damage
05No permanent rear light or brake light
Varun S26-1 specifications
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Each parameter is explained from a real riding perspective, including its effect on range, comfort, safety and everyday electric bike use.
The controller allows the maximum output for each PAS level to be adjusted.
The mudguards provide minimal coverage and the rear one is easy to damage.
Fairly effective for mechanical brakes.
Recommended range based on the test and available product data.
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