Is the GPOWER Peak 750W worth it?

It is a lot of motor and features for the money, but the 3 out of 5 rating and lack of NRTL certification are real risks. Buy it if you want a cheap throttle commuter and can handle assembly and possible fixes yourself.

How fast does it actually go?

GPOWER claims up to 30 mph, but as a Class 2 bike it is meant to top out around 20 mph on motor power. Expect real-world flat-road speeds closer to 20-25 mph.

What is the real range per charge?

The listing claims 40-45 miles, but the 48V 10Ah battery is small for a 69 lb bike. Expect roughly 20-30 miles with mixed throttle and pedal assist, less if you ride fast.

How long does the battery take to charge?

About 4 hours from empty with the included charger. The battery is removable on most builds, so you can charge it indoors.

What size rider does it fit?

The frame is listed as large at 65 inches, with a 300 lb max load and a minimum age of 16. It suits average-to-tall adults; shorter riders should check standover height before buying.

What comes in the box and how much assembly is needed?

You get the bike, battery, charger and basic tools. It ships partially assembled, so expect to fit the front wheel, handlebars, pedals and seat, and to check the brakes before riding.