Family Shares $1000 Folding E-Bike, Learns Boundaries Still Exist
KEY POINTS
- ā¢Tenways offers the CGO Compact, an adaptable electric bike aimed at sharing families in cities.
- ā¢The bike folds into a slim profile for easy storage and transport in cars and trains.
- ā¢A family tested it extensively for two weeks, highlighting its quick adjustments and versatile design.
Meet the Tenways CGO Compact, a $999 electric bike designed for families with the remarkable ability to fold into a wall-hugging shape, thanks to its 20-inch wheels and handlebar that twists like a Rubik's cube on espresso. Over two weeks, one lucky familyāa wife, a teenage daughter, and dadātried sharing this mechanical marvel equipped with a low-entry frame, height-adjustable handlebars, and quick-release seat post, proving adaptability is only half the battle when it comes to sharing expensive e-bikes. Unlike ordinary bikes, this one fits flat in cars and trains, perfect for city commutes or tactical family negotiations on who gets to ride next.
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Sharing a $999 e-bike to save money? Experience teaches: folding seats adapt to riders, but not to sibling rivalry.
Who knew $1000 and a folding handlebar couldnāt fix the real problem: family bike democracy meltdown.
The worldās first folding bike that folds like the familyās patience during a sharing argument.
Source: Theverge | Published: 2/28/2026 | Author: Thomas Ricker
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