I go back and look at the Engwe M20 doing a fully comprehensive review of this Engwe ebike. A few things have changed since I built one of the most modified Engwe M20 e-bikes on the planet. So, what’s changed and has my view of it changed as a reviewer not a customer.
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Will you be reviewing the Engwe L20 Boost at some point?
Hi,what is the mirror please, I like the way you’ve fitted it 👍
Great review bud. I love my M20 to bits.. even more since I've upgraded the brakes, rear shock (230mm DNM Burner RCP-2S), drivetrain and shifter plus pedals etc etc. I'm 5'10" and she fits me perfectly with no pain despite suffering from long-term chronic arthritis in my knees, but I'm used to pedalling low saddled bikes (Specialized Bighit '03, Mondraker Panzer etc) as well as high-end, high-arsed roadies. The ride position is completely static, other than slight movement on the shortish seat and stock stem/bar adjustments, but I've found that after the seat has broken in and my body has adjusted to the geometry , she's very comfortable even on very long rides.. I may shorten the cranks though.. undecided at the mo.
The handling is phenomenal, this bike is so nimble but also sure-footed, she handles like a motorcycle on tarmac and a DH bike on dirt/forest trails.. I have so much confidence in her it amazes me. Sadly she's off the road for a week or two as I hit an unmarked 'speed bump' on a dark private road last Saturday at 30mph (it was more like a line of feckin breeze blocks tbh.. lol).. suffice to say we both got a bit messed up after we landed 20ft down the road.. horizontally instead of my preferred orientation of staying vertical(ish) on 2 wheels. Snapped the bars, front brake lever, destroyed the throttle, right pedal and mushed the headlamps.. my right forearm took the full impact, which was pretty severe on a bike of this heft. But I'm healing well, bike is 90% rebuilt and just waiting for a couple of parts to get back out there.. cannot wait! Glad to see you give the M20 some love.. she really does deserve it.