Aseako Moto

Electric Bike Lover – I own an Aseako Moto which I use to ride to work and the local shopping centre. The area I live is quite hilly in places and the Aeako handles them with ease. Another good thing is that it has both peddle assist and a separate throttle that you can twist to propel the bike. This is great for hill starts. The bike is very sturdy and well made. It is a bit heavier than my previous one, but that’s because it has front & rear suspension, a battery & a motor but after the initial ride you get used to it so you don’t notice it and I can peddle up steep hills. Well worth the investment! Represents value, separate throttle Initially feels heavy.

Takes Hills with your bum still on the seat – I am in my late 60;s & live in a hilly suburb & the last hill to my home is a real drag as I need to use the lowest gear with my old bike. I bought the Moto model after researching electric bikes for months & decided on a centre drive model & the Aseako Moto came in on top for price.spare parts & with an Australian base. The last hill in question is now easily conquered in the 3rd or 4th high gears(total 8) & a lot faster than before. With the operation of the pedal crank needing one turn to bring in the motor is one of the good things to prevent you from wasting power using it as a "motor bike & not needing to pay registration costs". It is everything that is advertised. A great buy.