The MaxFoot MF-19 comes in three builds: full suspension 1000W, hardtail 1000W, and hardtail 500W.
An expert praises the 1000W MF-19 for its performance on hills.
Testers say the 4″ Chaoyang tires provide excellent grip on diverse surfaces, including light off-road trails.
The full-suspension MF-19 “smooths out rides well,” according to an expert.
Reviewers appreciate the stable and comfortable ride.
The MF-19 has a height-adjustable handlebar.
The display is visible in direct sunlight and has a USB port for charging devices on the go.
MaxFoot offers this model in a range of color options.
The bike comes with fenders, lights, a rear rack, and a bell.

4 reasons not to buy

At 98lb, the MaxFoot MF-19 1000W is extremely heavy, limiting the usefulness of the folding design.
A reviewer of the 1000W MF-19 reports lagging motor activation and deactivation.
One expert says the included headlight is dim.
MaxFoot buyers report several cases of defective or broken components, electronic malfunctions, and poor customer support for repairs and replacements.

Bottom line

The MaxFoot MF-19 is a folding fat tire e-bike with 20” wheels. The three builds include one 1000W full suspension and two hardtails: 500W or 1000W. Reviewers appreciate the stability and good performance on light trails. An expert praises the 1000W full-suspension build for its hill-climbing ability and smooth ride. The MF-19 includes commuter accessories such as lights, a rear rack, fenders, and a bell. However, at 98lb, it is extremely heavy, limiting the usefulness of the folding design. Additionally, complaints from MaxFoot buyers about poor customer support, defective bikes, and electronic failures warrant careful consideration before purchase.