Engwe L20 2.0: My new favorite foldable e-bike

Engwe impressed me last year with its big, heavy, and fast Engine Pro and for the past couple of weeks I've been riding its new L20 2.0 foldable bike. It opened my eyes to the L20 series and quickly jumped to the top of my list for foldable electric bikes.

If you are interested in an Engwe electric bike, please save some money and use these codes:
$100 off Code: ENGWEV100OFF
(for: Engine Pro, C20 Pro, Engine X, L20, M20, x24/x26/x20, E26, and all model combos)
$50 off Code: ENGWEV50OFF
(for: EP-2 Pro, T14, S6, O14, Y10)

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[denniss]

Best feature is that easy to remove battery, mitigates some of that weight when loading and unloading, I like 👍

[LoneHowler]

I checked it's max weight allowance. Unfortunately it's not as good as the Letric. Which is a shame they look like it would have been a good choice

[mycatjiggs]

I am 5'6 " tall will I be able to touch the ground with both feet because of the suspension seat adds height to the minimum seat height.

[runner]

That's a great price! We have similar foldable e-bikes from Rad but paid almost twice that price. Will keep these in mind if we have to replace one of ours.

[JustHepCats]

Hello I have the very same eBike. I'm learning about all the controls etc how do you turn on the headlights? I recall it's simple but I can't find my notes right now. Thank you

[denniss]

It is hard to justify paying 799 for the strip down Lectric Lite when you can get all this for same money

[mmangg]

would this biike be ok for someone who is 6'2" or would I have trouble with the height?

[Sue-cewo]

This bike does NOT have a torque sensor. It is a cadence sensor.