Emotorad Legend Black - Text Review

The Legend-07’s frame is made from high-tensile steel, which gives it excellent strength and longevity — especially good for daily use.

The fold (or rather design) isn’t to make it compact; instead, it’s built to feel sturdy and reliable when ridden regularly. The 27.5″ wheel size strikes a good balance for maneuverability and ride stability. On city roads with potholes and uneven surfaces, the bike doesn’t feel flimsy — the frame inspires confidence.

There’s no multi-gear setup on this model — it’s single-speed, which simplifies pedaling and maintenance.

The motor is a 250W 36V hub type, delivering steady assistance up to the regulated top speed of about 25 km/h

Comfort suits daily city rides pretty well on this bike. The 100 mm front suspension fork soaks up bumps and uneven roads comfortably.

The 27.5″ x 2.1″ tyres add a layer of cushioning, helping in both stability and ride comfort.

Mechanical disc brakes on both wheels give reliable stopping power.

The motor cut-off with the brake is a useful safety feature, ensuring the motor disengages when you apply the brakes. Steering is stable — nothing too twitchy, but responsive enough for city navigation.

The saddle is functional and sufficiently padded for commuting; it’s not a plush racing saddle, but it gets the job done without causing discomfort on typical rides. The build quality of the wheels and frame suggests durability — EMotorad has designed this model with longevity in mind.

It uses a 36 V, 7.65 Ah removable lithium-ion battery, which takes around 4–5 hours to charge with a 2 A charger.

The Legend 07’s 36 V system gives you about 35 km per full charge according to ARAI figures.