Second bike from you, liked the first one, love the second one

The bike was more-less tuned when it arrived, though I had to battle with the front derailleur to get it working properly.
The one thing that ruined the whole experience was the big Moscow logo all over the bike. Really?!
Ended up spray painting over it.

Great bike the battery from full charge lasts on avg 40kms. The bike shipped within 4 days. A couple minor scratches when i unboxed it: one on the front rim one on the handle bar other than that in great condition. The seat is very uncomfortable I had to buy another seat for it. The headlight bracket is not in a good spot. When I rode off the side walk onto the road my shocks came down it shoved the light into my tire and broke the reflector and bent the bracket. NCM needs to find a better set up for the headlight it sits just under the fork and is vulnerable to being broken. 4.5/5

Great bike the battery from full charge lasts on avg 40kms. The bike shipped within 4 days. A couple minor scratches when i unboxed it: one on the front rim one on the handle bar other than that in great condition. The seat is very uncomfortable I had to buy another seat for it. The headlight bracket is not in a good spot. When I rode off the side walk onto the road my shocks came down it shoved the light into my tire and broke the reflector and bent the bracket. NCM needs to find a better set up for the headlight it sits just under the fork and is vulnerable to being broken. 4.5/5

Purchased the Moscow M3 last fall. Did not get to ride much until this spring. I have to say I am pleasantly surprised. This bike is a great choice for a commuter or light trail riding. Not a hard-core mountain bike but also not really advertised as such. Definitely a good choice if you are thinking about an E-Bike but want to make sure you will like and use it before spending more on a higher end bike. The battery life is consistently between 40-50km's. I live in a very hilly city, 450m elevation from downtown to my place, so I am always climbing hills. The assist has 6 levels and works well. It is a basic cadence sensor so if you are turning the cranks, it will push even if you are not actually putting in effort. The upside is that with 6 settings, you can find a speed that works well so you can also pedal the bike and get a good workout and still make really good time! Motor is powerful enough, I have tackled some pretty steep climbs and it pushes with you all the way. The only complaint I would have is the front forks are pretty basic (cheap). It is partially my fault as I have been trail riding quite a bit and as initially mentioned, this bike is best suited or commuting or light trail riding. Overall I am very happy with the Moscow M3 and I would recommend.