EG Vienna 250 EX E-Bike Summary

Meet the EG Vienna 250 EX, an impressive folding electric bike that promises convenience, comfort, and a touch of innovation. Manufactured by an Indonesian family, possibly under the name Evergreen, this bike is a testament to thoughtful design and practicality. Despite being one of the older models, the EG Vienna 250 EX holds its ground with unique features and a solid build.

First up, let’s talk about the drivetrain. The bike is equipped with a Shimano Turny six-speed transmission, complete with a large thumb shifter for easy gear changes. This makes it versatile enough for various terrains, from urban streets to light trails. One of the standout features of the EG Vienna is its folding capability. The frame, which folds in half, coupled with foldable pedals, makes it incredibly compact and easy to store or transport. Perfect for city dwellers or those with limited space.

The bike comes with a set of sturdy fenders and integrated lights, with the front light powered by a Nexus Dynamo. This not only saves battery life but also ensures you remain visible in low-light conditions. The controller is unique and user-friendly, offering a smooth ride despite the bike being slightly rear-heavy due to the motor and battery placement.

A common gripe with this model is the need to keep the keys in while riding, which can cause some annoyance with dangling keys. However, the dual suspension system—both front and mid—compensates for this by providing a cushioned ride. This feature is particularly beneficial for a folding bike, as they can often feel jarring over long distances.

The heart of the EG Vienna 250 EX is its 200W internally geared hub motor and a 24V 10Ah lithium battery. While not the most powerful, it provides sufficient assistance, making your ride enjoyable and less strenuous, especially on hot days. The bike can reach speeds of up to 15 mph, making it ideal for leisurely commutes. Turning the bike on involves a simple key turn, which also lights up a waterproof indicator to show battery capacity.

For those who prefer not to use the throttle, the bike offers pedal assist modes—Economy and Sport. These modes adjust the level of motor assistance, giving you more control over your ride and battery usage. The bike uses a basic pedal-assist sensor, which, while not as advanced as newer systems, is functional and keeps costs down. This setup might feel a bit jerky compared to newer cadence and speed sensors, but it gets the job done.

Hopping on the EG Vienna 250 EX reveals a comfortable but slightly compact seating position. Larger riders might find it a bit cramped, but the newer models have addressed this by extending the frame. Overall, the EG Vienna 250 EX is a neat, affordable option for those looking for a practical and fun electric bike.

EG Vienna 250 EX E-Bike Information

  1. Range: Approx. 15 miles per charge
  2. Top Speed: 15 mph
  3. Motor Size: 200W internally geared hub motor
  4. Battery Size: 24V 10Ah lithium battery
  5. Frame: Folding frame
  6. Warranty: Not specified in the transcript
  7. Safety Certified: Not specified in the transcript
  8. Digital Display: No

Full Specifications of EG Vienna 250 EX E-Bike

  • Miles Per Charge: Approx. 15 miles
  • Max Speed: 15 mph
  • Max Rider Weight: Not specified
  • Waterproof Rating: Waterproof indicator on battery capacity
  • Motor Size: 200W internally geared hub motor
  • Battery Size: 24V 10Ah lithium battery
  • Tire Size: Not specified
  • Product Weight: Not specified
  • Dimensions: Compact when folded, specific dimensions not provided
  • Warranty Length: Not specified
  • Frame Material: Not specified, but foldable
  • Color(s): Not specified
  • Inner Tubes: Not specified
  • Brakes: Not specified
  • Charge Time: Not specified
  • Suspension: Front and mid suspension
  • Display: Basic indicator for battery capacity
  • Headlight: Powered by Nexus Dynamo
  • Charger: Not specified