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Updated Feb. 1, 2024 4:00 a.m. PT

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Pros

• It looks like the future
• Stable even on rough terrain
• Good bike computer

Cons

• Insanely heavy
• No adjustable seat
• Awkward handle layout

It’s very clear Engwe wants this bike to be a fun off-road bike that can be folded up, thrown in the back of an SUV, taken to some dirt track somewhere and ridden around at high speed. That’s fine, and the X26 can be used like that if you want, though the “throwing it in the back” part is problematic. The X26 does split in two, allowing it to fold into an almost manageable size, but not quite. I found it extremely cumbersome and awkward to fit into my SUV.

The version Engwe sent me weighs a backbreaking 112 pounds with its two batteries — heavier than any e-bike I’ve ever used.  Even split in half it’s difficult to lift it high enough to get it into the trunk of a car or onto the back of a truck. At first, I thought the split was so you could use it as a commuter bike — maybe you could fold it and put it on a train? But no, there’s no way to lug a 112-pound machine around a train station, unless you’re completely jacked. It just doesn’t work. The fold does cut down on storage space if your garage is small or nonexistent. 

The bike computer itself is helpful (though I wish it had a Bluetooth connection to my phone), and the information it gives you, like speed and mileage, is laid out in a helpful way. It’s bright too, something e-bikes tend to overlook, and I was able to track the battery level as I rode. 

The X26 has two batteries: one in the metal frame, which you access by splitting the body, and one in the seat riser. The main one is 19 amp hours, and the second is smaller at only 10Ah. The second one feels more like an emergency battery — it works only after you turn it on — rather than one of two batteries working in tandem. Also, the power button for the second battery is located directly under the seat, making it incredibly awkward to turn on while riding if you need it.

After my from Engwe I had high hopes for the X26, and from a purely aesthetic point of view, it’s a winner. It feeds the part of me that wants the future to be big, shiny and angular like a Transformer. Unfortunately, all that cool-looking bike also comes with a weight I just can’t get over, and compromises that make it far less appealing. The lack of a seat post, a powerful motor that doesn’t feel as powerful, and a foldable frame that’s barely worth folding make the X26 a hard bike to use or recommend.

There’s a saying: neither fish, nor fowl, nor good red herring. The X26 feels like that. It’s OK as a road bike. It’s OK as an off-road bike. But it isn’t great at either of those things. If you want a bike that is great at all those things, though, Engwe already makes it. It’s called the M20 — or the L20 for the step-through version — and . 

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