Tiny but Mighty | Blaupunkt Henri Mini Folding Electric Bike Review

The Blaupunkt Henri is rocking a magnesium alloy frame & wheels, which is durable, lightweight, and vibration damping. It folds down small which is great for storage, with a magnetic latch mechanism to keep it locked in the folded position, making it fairly easy to maneuver and roll around while folded. The 350-watt motor is no speed demon but still capable of 20mph speeds using either pedal assist or the half-grip twist throttle. It's priced a bit on the high side... but it does seem to be built very well and should hold up well over time, and it certainly looks beautiful!

00:00 Introduction
00:45 Small Folder Design & Use Case
01:42 Magnesium Alloy Frame
03:31 Bicycle Components Overview
04:51 Electronic Components Overview
06:42 Folding Mechanism & Demonstration
08:07 Ride Test Begins: Riding Without Assist
09:38 Ride Comfort & Build Quality
11:35 Riding with Pedal Assist
14:20 Throttle Only
15:55 Hill Climb & Brake Test
16:50 Closing Thoughts

[mitchrk]

I didn’t know about that voltage sag! At least, that’s what it’s called. Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the review, man! Keep it up.

[GoldenCobraDJ]

Thank for this. I'm also 6'3 and in the market for a folding bike.

[ycplum]

It would be a good bike in a dense urban area like NYC.

[Bobster]

Is this the same Blaupunkt company that makes stereo equipment? 😊

[paulgutierrez]

How do you turn on the light is there a button?

[cqghooo]

Or you could buy essentially the same bike from onebot for less than half the cost>