CoreyT
New Member
I owned a Wildcat for 2 years and put 500 miles on it. This was a heavy, wide, fat tire bike with surprisingly good acceleration. 20mph max speed and an average range. At the beach, this bike did well in the sand. Like many others, pedal assist and a throttle button are both included. I enjoyed 'launching' as I called it, using the button to begin from a stop and after a half revolution or so releasing it and continuing with the pedals. Overall a very solid bike I ended up trading out for a faster commuter bike.
Pros:
Solidly built at a good price
Attention grabbing looks
Good off road for a RWD
Cons:
Too wide for many bike locks/racks
Emojo's aftermarket racks missing parts and directions all 3 times
Heavy; it becomes an anchor if the battery dies
Pros:
Solidly built at a good price
Attention grabbing looks
Good off road for a RWD
Cons:
Too wide for many bike locks/racks
Emojo's aftermarket racks missing parts and directions all 3 times
Heavy; it becomes an anchor if the battery dies
