Freedare Eden
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Freedare Eden. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
10 reasons to buy
- Testers laud the relaxed and comfortable upright riding position.
- Reviewers appreciate the high-quality molded foam packaging.
- An expert praises the tidy cable management and welds.
- Testers say the Tektro hydraulic brakes perform very well.
- Two experts estimate a 45-mile real-world range.
- Freedare’s companion app offers anti-theft alerts and GPS tracking.
- One reviewer compliments the gentle, predictable acceleration.
- The Eden includes fenders, lights, and front and rear racks.
- A reviewer enjoys the comfort afforded by the 26” x 4” Kenda Krusade tires.
- Users can quickly switch between three modes on Freedare’s app: Eco (12mph), Normal (20mph), and Sport (28mph).
14 reasons not to buy
- The externally powered taillight and lack of bottle cage bosses disappoint testers.
- Testers report lagging power from both pedal assist and throttle engagement.
- A tester finds the throttle lacks power when set to normal mode. In Sport mode, throttle speed exceeds 20mph, breaking e-bike speed laws in most states.
- Experts say the motor is noisy.
- At 84.2lb, the Eden is a heavy e-bike.
- A reviewer experiences ghost pedaling before the 28mph top speed due to low gearing.
- Several testers say the cables rub the front basket.
- Reviewers and owners recommend replacing the “uncomfortable” saddle.
- The bike is rated for 5’5” to 6’5”, but two testers (6’4” and 6’5”) say the max saddle height is too low to achieve a comfortable pedaling position.
- The 32.2” minimum seat height is likely too high for those under 5’8”
- Reviewers say the anti-theft sensor is too sensitive. One sets it off by walking past the bike on a hardwood floor.
- After setup, a tester and owner both experience the same battery issue, requiring correspondence with Freedare to troubleshoot.
- An expert reports app connectivity issues.
- The display is dim and difficult to see according to reviewers.
Bottom line
The Freedare Eden is a fat-tire e-bike with a 750W motor, 960Wh battery, and Tektro hydraulic disc brakes. Experts praise the relaxed upright riding position, handy companion app, anti-theft features, and solid riding range. However, inaccurate sizing, delayed motor response, high weight, a noisy motor, and lack of gearing range disappoint. Reviewers also agree the uncomfortable rear end would benefit from a better saddle or suspension seatpost. Despite these considerable issues, reviewers still feel the Freedare Eden offers good value.
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