Tilt E1 PRO - India's Finest Electric Bicycle | 65+ km Range | 5 Level Pedal Assist & Throttle | 10.4 Ah Hidden, Removable Battery | 26" Wheels | Ages 14+ (Matte Black, 26 inches, 10.4, Amp Hours)

All good. Only negative points is there is no suspension

Their after sale service is terrible. Iam not giving it 1 star because I like the look of it. I tried to cancel it before the order was delivered and the seller contacted me directly, immediately, to convince me otherwise. And after the order delivered it didn't turn on so I contacted them, they listened to my trouble, told me they will contact me soon and not so surprisingly they didn't. The last I heard from them is(after I contacted them again) they are discussing with their team. Maybe they provide better customer support to the people in their city, but I have got terrible experience. Now about the performance(distance per charge, aka battery life), I bought E1 PRO, and it gives the performance they promised for their LITE variant. I am not sure whether they exaggerated their product's ability or just cheated me. Better go for a well known brand with service centers near you

Coming from Holland, I was sold right away on the Dutch design of the 'oma fiets.' Sitting high & dry is great. With my 6 feet height I look over almost all the trucks, scooters, and cars. I've used the bike for a week now in Bangalore and am very happy. Bought the E1 Max for longer range but can't figure it out really how much it gets in real life. But enough for sure. I also bought a rear-rack through the friendly customer service of Tilt which was shipped to BLR and installed by a local guy. Found a nice wicker basket to zip-tie to it. Rarely do we have to go to a higher pedal assist level. The front light is too bright for others so I taped the top layer. Very happy with the throttle to start a journey instead of pressuring your knees. Rotating bell is good (can't be stolen) but my yelling voice still works the best (if needed). Potential improvements for the future: * fixed rear light / brake light; maybe even turn signals * easier plugging-in of the charging cable and the motor cable (XLR fitting maybe?..) * a charger without a loud fan * hydraulic brakes * some labeling on the battery that actually confirms what ampege it has (right now, I think I bought 12 Amps but how do I know that is true?..) * a small rack over the front wheel * battery is easy to remove but putting it on is a bit of a challenge in the beginning (any YouTube videos out there with instructions?) And once that is all implemented, the bike will cost 80,000 rupees.... Haha. So okay. A price ranging between 32,000 and 40,000 rupees, it is a good deal! I will post more once I have more experience. I've considered an Ola ebike but this e-bicycle is a great replacement for it (if you drive within city limits pretty much). :-) D-J

I have tried this electric bicycle from Cycle world store at electronic city, Bangalore. I love so many things about this bicycle, but there is one critical issue that needs to be addressed to make this purchase worthy. Good things first: 1. Elegant design with step thru frame makes it truly universal and suitable for men and women of all ages. 2. Excellent upright riding posture, thanks to the slightly forward pedal placement and a high (adjustable) + sweptback handlebar 3. Strong pull from the motor, makes quick work of inclines too. 4. Clever battery placement. Remains hidden from prying eyes and also aids in providing a large access area for mounting the bicycle using the step thru frame. 5. Focus on cycling - No digital speedometer, or any unnecessary gadget to take your attention off the road. I see this as a plus, but some may see it as a minus. The negatives: 1. No key /lock mechanism for the electronics. If the battery is on the bicycle, any street vandal can mess with the remote control. Even if the rear wheel is locked one can't deny that trying to spin the wheel when it's locked may result in damage of the wheels, spokes, motor, etc. This is a deal breaker, and I avoided purchasing this electric bicycle solely for this reason. 2. A few missed opportunities: A. having an integrated frame lock would have been awesome (it can always be supplemented by additional lock/s if required), B. lacks suspension of any kind for the front or rear (I wouldn't complain about this if we had better roads, but sadly, that's not the reality for most of us in India), C. A frame that's friendly for multiple tyre sizes would have helped those wanting to upgrade (the 26inch tyres felt a little smallish for my 5' 10" stature), D. The rotary bell is novel but the sound it makes is hardly enough to alert others on the road. They might as well provide no bell and leave it to the users to purchase a good one that can make a loud ring. 3. Scary brand response. I tried calling them for months just to have a test ride taken. Also, I had tried contacting them to customise the bicycle by adding a lock for the electronics. Though they seemed responsive in the beginning and promised to revert back with some solutions, they never did! Looks like they are occupied with other things or this brand may be on its way out. I hope it's the first one, and I hope they give this electric bicycle the attention it deserves. Dear Tilt team, if you're reading this, please address the issues mentioned. You have a wonderful product. It'll be sad to see it fail.

After a year of using the Tilt e-bike for city commuting, it has proven to be a reliable and convenient ride. The battery life is particularly impressive, offering up to 45km on a single charge, which makes it ideal for daily commutes. The ease of removing and fitting the battery is another standout feature, ensuring quick and hassle-free charging when needed. The top speed of 25km/h is well-suited for urban environments, providing a safe and efficient ride without feeling sluggish. Overall, the Tilt e-bike has been an excellent investment for city commuting, balancing convenience, range,

Good product and nice build quality than other ebike 25kmph top Speed metal mudguard and all metal body so I am happy with this tilt ebike

I recently bought this Tilt E Bike, It very comfortable to ride with straight postures. Very good experience than other electric bike