Is NAKTO a good brand?

[1303s]

Planning to buy a new ebike

 

[VWsurfbum]

Depends on what you are planning to do with it?
As this is a mountain bike forum, I would suggest looking elsewhere, something that is designed for the job at hand?

 

[SquireRides]

I am a bit suspicious of them, looking at the website. Clearly another company buying unbranded Chinese ebikes and creating a 'brand' around them. There's also the lack of even entry-level components. Never heard of the forks. Most of the components are unknown brands. And the one brand name I see - Shimano - is the cheapest cheapest entry level stuff they do.

These are not bikes I would take off road or do a lot of daily miles commuting. For fun, maybe yes.

I see at least one has been reviewed by ElectricBikeReview.com who i normally trust, but it was 'paid for' so not sure I would read too much in to it...

 

[The Hodge]

No

 

[1303s]

Depends on what you are planning to do with it?
As this is a mountain bike forum, I would suggest looking elsewhere, something that is designed for the job at hand?

Ha! Nice name though... VW, I guess we have the same passion in cars as well

 

[VWsurfbum]

Ha thats what I thought when i saw your user name.

 

[1303s]

Ha thats what I thought when i saw your user name.

Beetle, Bus, type 3 or KG? Lol, from ebike to classic real quick!

 

[crazyethnic]

Wishing you all the best with that stinker.

 

[2WheelsNot4]

I reckon you could do better.
Its best to save up to about £2500 and you'll get something worth it then. Otherwise its the bottom of the range every part, and theyre just not up to the job.
I know its a lot to outlay, but save hard for a year, stick your unwanted tat on ebay/gumtree and dont be tempted to spend it and it will quickly add uup.