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Review: Engwe’s $900 Eagle isn’t just the best-priced 45mph mini eMoto

Engwe came to us a month ago with the Eagle and asked if we’d like to review it. The eMoto looks and is specced a lot like some of the other 14/12″ mullet mini eMotos that have flooded the market over the past year, which wasn’t immediately enticing. However, the Eagle smashes through that $1000 price point to $899 after coupon code ELECTREKCO (plus some limited-time gifts) . We thought it would be useful to see how they did it and what we found might surprise you. more…

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ElectrekLean L·2h ago
Review: Engwe’s $900 Eagle isn’t just the best-priced 45mph mini eMoto
Engwe came to us a month ago with the Eagle and asked if we’d like to review it. The eMoto looks and is specced a lot like some of the other 14/12″ mullet mini eMotos that have flooded the market over the past year, which wasn’t immediately enticing. However, the Eagle smashes through that $1000 price point to $899 after coupon code ELECTREKCO (plus some limited-time gifts) . We thought it would be useful to see how they did it and what we found might surprise you. more…
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