Eskuta SX-250 electric bike review via M0veElectric
I'll be honest, the first ride was a little bit unnerving, particularly for someone who took their CBT 10 years ago and hasn't been on a moped or motorbike since. The sheer size of the bike means it's quite difficult to manoeuvre when you're not riding it, but you certainly don't notice it when you are riding. A small green button on the left-hand side acts as a 'boost' button and helps get the pedals turning.
Elsewhere on the bike you have integrated daylight running lights and a main beam, a horn, an LCD speedometer which also displays battery level, and indicators. All these additions add to the aesthetic of the bike and makes it feel more premium. Two stands help you to store the bike safely, which, may be an area of concern for people in flats or those without a garage, but that's the same for any larger bike.