Tesgo Seeker Pro

I bought one and immediately bought another. Such great quality and style that beats the other lame ebike designs.

OK. First off. I am a very picky consumer. I put a LOT of hours researching which bike to buy for my first, knowing I wanted a fat tire I could ride on the street, and off road. I am 6 feet tall, and weigh 230 lbs, so the 1000 watt motor was appreciated and very adequate for what this bike is for, and the outstanding value in the price. I actually orderd an cancelled 2 other ebikes before discovering this Seeker Pro. (Why anyone would NOT pay the extra money for the Pro version is beyond me). Before I begin, everyone should know, I took assembled the bike myself, then took it to a local pro to go over the entire bike, tune it up, install new tannus armor inserts and aftermarket tires, and test ride it. I recommend everyone do this on every new bike they buy. Tighten every screw, check every connection, etc...

THE BAD: um, the screw that holds the kickstand fell out after 100 miles. This was my fault. The pro missed it too. This happens with all new bike from all manufacturers, and it's my fault for not even checking it. This is not the manufacturers fault clearly. I only mention it to show how far I have to dig to think of something negative about the bike. The brake pads was only contacting about 60% of the rotor, so that was correctly adjusted. Again, normal to a lot of brand new bikes, especially ones from a country with unknown standards, but you'll find MUCH worse at your local walmart, so I do not consider this a manufacturing fault. All bikes should be tuned up. Owner responsibilty, because it's the owner's body at risk. What else...it takes about 7 - 8 hours to fully recharge from almost dead, but I knew that going in. One can always buy a faster charger. Anyway, honestly, I have ZERO real complaints about this design and performance, and after 200 miles of street and very bumpy trails, everything is still working like new.

THE GOOD:

1. Power, and 5 speed settings to apply power: power is on or off, but comes in 5 settings. 6mps, 10, 15, 25, and 28, or as fast as you can go on it, given your weight and wind. This is very convenient, and ideally designed, in my opinion. The motor is quiet, strong, reliable, and just does it's job without complaint. After all of my gear, I bet I put 250 lbs on this bike, and the motor has zero problem with it.

2. Suspension. When you weigh 230 lbs, you need a seat built for that. I bout one, it's great. That said, the Pro suspension is great front and reat. I have tested it under controlled, but fairly danerous situations, and was shocked at how well it handled everything from curbs to rocks to roots. The front fork is sick. It works as advertised and looks like a man is riding this bike. Its no toy.

3. Brakes. I put 250 lbs on this bike and go steeply downhill at 30mph. The brakes work great. Yes I trust my life to them.

4. Fit and Finish. The welds are great, the craftmanship is nothing to be worried about. Everythings is how one would expect and want it, even at a higher price point than this. I have the black one, and I'm VERY happy with this and proud to ride it. People make comments all the time. I had a very attractive blonde approach me because of this bike and my gear lol. Unfortunately for us both, she did not know that I am 48 because of my helmet and am not going to start a family with anyone.

5. What I replaced. The stock knobby tires work great. Tested them on everything, including wet grass where they shine in braking and turning fro the front, as well obviously at accelerating the rear. I ordered a street tire for the front, so my traction is low, but its very quiet and faster. The rear is street when upright, and knobby when leaning. I will likely get that same tire for the front. The mag wheels are perfect as is. The light is fine, but not wide enough. I have a new light, side mirror, rear view camera, detachable pedals, and of course the seat. This black bike is a riot of joy to ride, trust me.

CONCLUSION:

I am a very picky consumer like I said. This is a 6 star bike. I would have paid $1600 for it if I knew how much I liked it after 200 miles and 2 months. I even tried to screw up the programming, did so it only had 3 speeds instead of 5, and wasnt worried at all. All I did was follow the instructions and reset the electronics to factory defaults and the bike worked like new again. The 7 speed gears are great, but max out after 25 mph. I will upgrade in the future to 8 gears, to see if I can still pedal hard after that speed. Anyway, buy with confidence. I did ALL of the research and watched ALL of the youtube videos. Although there isnt much out there at all on this bike, thats because this combination of components is new, and so has no following. Thats the nature of the ebike market internationally. New better tech means lower prices for same stats, and this bike is currently by far the best in it's class.

That's all. I LOVE THIS BIKE. THANK Y...

It brings me so much fun. I've been riding it everyday ever since I got it. Nice bike.

So I have owned a few bikes now. Wanted to do a nice upgrade. I’m very happy I went with Seeker Pro. Very fun to ride around. Very quick and the battery is good for what I use it for.

I bought 2 bikes, Seeker and Seeker Pro. It is a good bike for city commuting. This thing is tons of fun to cruise around with, even at night. Accelerates quick and rides nice and smooth.