Neon M3 Bike

nauman2015 (nauman2015) 2019-02-07 14:42:27 +0500 #1

I am interested in buying an electric bike Neon M3; I want to know about its quality and durability before buying; so please share your experience regarding Neon M3 bike. Thanks.

nauman2015 (nauman2015) 2019-02-11 15:54:48 +0500 #2

It seems that no one has bought this bike!

TM 2019-02-11 16:24:16 +0500 #3

Seems like a interesting thing, specially for short runs...any idea about the price?

nauman2015 (nauman2015) 2019-02-12 16:21:58 +0500 #4

It has been around six months that Neon M3 is launched; I want to know it's durability and quality from someone who has used it for six months or so.

TM 2019-02-13 13:54:17 +0500 #5

From silence on this thread, it seems no one has bought that, at least non of the Pakwheels members.

I Googled around, and found out that at the time of launch they were selling it for Rs.110,000/-

But if you look at the same bike sold in China, the finishing of that is a lot better than what is sold over here

I might at some stage get one... just for a weekend kind of a ride... Was interested in getting one from E-Bike... but I gather things did not go the way the company was expecting.

nauman2015 (nauman2015) 2019-02-18 16:55:11 +0500 #6

I found a video about the bike with same specifications. It seems like I am promoting Neon M3 more than the company

pwuser152758462481 (Mubbashar hanif) 2019-10-11 22:38:27 +0500 #7

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Rugal (Shiraz Maqbool) 2021-04-05 13:45:06 +0500 #8

I rode one as a test drive at least a year ago, as I had plans to gift it to my dad who wanted something for moving in the neighborhood and my regular bike was too big and heavy for him. Just took it around a street and came back to the starting point in a hurry because I was extremely disappointed in it. Some key points I noted were:

It is tiny. Like absolutely tiny. I ride a Honda Deluxe 125cc bike as a regular and have owned a Harley Sportster 1200cc and a GSXR 400cc in my past. So maybe I'm not exactly the perfect guy to judge size, but this felt smaller than a CD 70. A toy bike.
It is slow. Top speed is 50 kmph, and it really struggles all the way there. It gets to 30 fairly quickly and then it feels like there is no more power. The company CEO (as he claimed he was) stated that this was due to the maintenance free battery being a low amp/hour battery, I could swap them with LiPo batteries and the top speed and acceleration would improve. I have my reservations on that claim.
The motor is gutless. 2000watt hub motor. I doubt it is that either. Maybe peak power is 2000 watts, normal power is 1500 or 1800 watts tops. 2-3 hp motor, even a CD 70 has 8 hp. Also, rim size is 12 inches so I doubt if a bigger hub motor would even fit.

The fit and finish looked fine. Brakes felt okay, but then I wasn't going all that fast to begin with. Since it was daylight, I didn't check the lights. Meter visibility was good in sharp sunlight, usually these digital meters are hard to read under direct sunlight but I had no problems as such.

I know it is a bit late and you may have already decided that you're not buying it or have bought one. Just added my experience for knowledge of future readers.