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I got the 11-28 and installed it on my Swagtron EB7+. It made a huge difference. I was able to maintain a cadence in top gear and mode 3. I couldn't do that with the lousy 14-28 gearing. I highly recommend the Drift Maniac 11-28. If you have a lot of hills to climb, then go with the 11-34.

Hi, I want to thank you for helping me with the gears on my bike. I finally swapped the rear cassette and the chainring. The results were fantastic. Please read the link below. https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/changing-gears-chainring-on-swagtron-eb7.40389/

i Looked up the rad city step thru design and i can now see the problem. https://electricbikereview.com/rad-power-bikes/2018-radcity-step-thru/ What a dumb design? Why the hell did they place an additional metal buttress right above the chain ring. There must have been a better way to strengthen...

I know I am late to the party, but I had a similar problem on a much cheaper Swagtron EB7+. Ended up replacing the rear cassette from 14-28 to 11-28 and the chainring from 44T to 48T. I didn't replace the chain at all...

I purchased a cheap ($700) Swagtron EB7+ about a month or so ago. I got it because it was the only folding bike that would easily fit in the trunk of a Tesla Model 3. The Tesla design language makes the trunk opening small. Any bike thicker than 18 inches will be hard to pass through the trunk...

@goldconch Thank you so much for your response. I am new to this so please bear with me. if I replace the rear 7 speed gear set with one with fewer teeth, then that would make pedaling more efficient in top gear? Is that correct? If that can be solved with $30 then that is much better than...

Thanks, but I already watched this, hence my question about the accuracy of the 36 lbs weight. The reviewer mentions that the number is not accurate.

Hi all, i am new here. I own a Swagtron EB7 Plus. The reason I got the bike is because it is one of a few affordable ebikes that fit in the trunk of my car. The height opening of the trunk is 19 inches. So any bike thicker than 18 inches will probably be hard to squeeze in there. The issue I...