I started riding an e-bike about 5 years ago but the weight (58 lbs) and limited pedal assist levels became an issue. I started looking for a lighter weight bike and found Urtopia. So far, every thing about the bike is well made and well thought out. Easy to ride and adjust the speed and gears as needed. Plus a throttle when a boost of speed is needed. As a “senior” this is an excellent choice to safely stay active. Highly recommend.
I’ve taken this bike on rides longer than I originally planned for. What stood out was how consistent the battery behavior felt. No sudden drops, no guesswork. That predictability let me focus on the ride instead of managing the bike.
Some bikes take time to feel right. This one didn’t. From the first ride, everything felt intuitive, posture, handling, braking. That familiarity made it easy to commit to using it regularly.
I didn’t plan on changing my routine. But after a few weeks, I found myself reaching for the bike instead of my car for errands under a few miles. It’s comfortable, predictable, and doesn’t feel like extra effort. That shift happened naturally, without me trying.
I wasn’t looking for something flashy. I wanted a bike that fits into my life without planning around it. From delivery to setup to daily use, nothing felt complicated. That ease is what makes me keep riding it.
I combine biking with public transit a few times a week. Carrying and storing the bike used to be the stressful part. With this one, folding is fast enough that I don’t feel rushed or in the way.
It made multi-modal commuting feel realistic instead of theoretical.
Power wasn’t my main concern — smooth delivery was. Acceleration feels controlled rather than jumpy, especially in traffic. Over time, I realized how much that reduces fatigue on longer rides. It’s the kind of thing you don’t notice immediately, but you appreciate more the longer you ride.
I bought this thinking it would be an occasional ride. Instead, it became part of my routine.
Even short rides feel worthwhile, and I don’t worry about energy or range. It lowered the mental barrier to just going out.
My commute isn’t long, but it’s stop-and-go and mentally tiring. This bike handles that environment well. Starts and stops feel controlled, and the folding feature makes storage at work simple. By the time I arrive, I feel alert instead of stressed.
I hadn’t ridden a bike regularly in years, let alone an e-bike. What helped was how approachable this felt from the first ride. Getting on and off is easy, stopping feels stable, and nothing about it feels rushed. I didn’t have to ‘learn’ the bike — I just rode it, and that made all the difference.
I kept reading reviews even after ordering. After a week of riding, I stopped. It felt stable, predictable, and easy to trust. That was enough for me.
I've always loved riding, I previously owned a road bike but wanted a & needed a change with the progression of time. The joy has the step through that I liked, the color was nice and the ride and swift pick up was lovely.
At first I kept watching range and battery like I always do with new gear. After a few weeks, I stopped thinking about it. It gets me through my routes without surprises. That kind of reliability matters more to me than numbers.
I set aside an evening expecting setup to be annoying.
It wasn’t.
I finished, went for a short ride, and still had time left. That sounds small, but it set the tone for the whole experience.
I bought this thinking it would mostly be mine. After a few weeks, my dad started borrowing it for short rides. The step-through frame made a difference for him. Now we sort of share it without planning to.
I didn’t want attention when riding. This bike doesn’t scream e-bike or tech. People notice it occasionally, but mostly it just blends into the city. That was intentional on my part, and it worked.
I don’t love folding bikes in general as they usually feel compromised. This one still rides like a real bike, which was my main concern. Folding is something I do twice a day, not something I think about anymore. That’s probably the best compliment I can give.
I used to drive for anything over ten minutes. Now I don’t really think about distance the same way. I still get moving, but I don’t arrive tired or annoyed. That shift alone made it worthwhile.
Small apartment, narrow hallway. This bike lives there without taking over the space. Folding is quick enough that I don’t postpone rides because of it. That was my main worry, and it didn’t happen.
I chose the step-through mainly for convenience, but what stood out was how stable it feels at low speeds.
Starting and stopping in traffic feels calmer than on my old bike.
That alone made city riding less stressful for me.
I’ve had a few people guess the price, and they’re usually higher than what I paid.
I’m not trying to flex, but I do appreciate good proportions and clean lines.
It looks intentional.
That goes a long way.
I compared a lot of e-bikes before ordering and honestly overthought it.
What made the difference was how responsive support was before the purchase, real answers, not copy-paste replies.
Delivery was smooth, packaging was solid, and assembly didn’t require surprises.
After a few weeks of riding, it feels like a bike I’ll keep rather than upgrade away from.
I bought the Fusion GT mainly for city riding, but took it on a weekend trip with longer routes and mixed terrain.
Battery range was consistent, and the bike felt stable even after hours of riding.
No issues, no adjustments needed afterward, just charged and kept going.
My previous e-bike felt bulky and complicated. The Fusion Pro feels simpler in a good way. Less fuss, less thinking, just ride.
Assembly was clean, and the instructions were clear enough that I didn’t need to look up videos.
I bought this as my first e-bike after comparing step through models. The frame design made a big difference for me.
Customer support answered my sizing question clearly before I ordered, which helped a lot.
Riding it feels natural, not “too electric.” I still feel like I’m pedaling, just without the strain. I’ve started riding to places I used to drive, and that alone makes it worth it.
