General Overview

Sooo this is a review of the AMYET S8 e-bike. Some general overview would include its dual motor speed and torque, new top speed of 33 mph (35 for me when I first got it but 28 after I damaged the motor), and its long seat with passenger foot pegs allowing for 2 people to sit on the bike assuming yall are normal sized people. ;)

But for this review, I'm going to try and split it into as many categories as I can think of and rate the bike on each category.

The Frame
Alright, I know what everyone is thinking, right? Stupid Chinese Amazon e-bike prolly has a shit frame. Honestly, it really doesn't. Yes, it's not Super 73 build quality, but it's not even like "You're getting what you paid for." Truth is, you're getting a lot more. For example, I've taken this bike jumping (not crazy ones) but minimal ones that you would expect for an e-bike that's more fit for jumping (not Surron level, but think like small mountain bike jumps), and the bike holds up perfectly. Has no issues with it. The frame never broke on me or anything, it's not super trash like the way people talk about Amazon e-bikes on this Reddit, it's good. Well tbh idk what exactly is considered good so when I say good, I mean that this bike has a strong frame that doesn't just break easily, and is sturdy enough that if you or you're kids wanna try doing those crazy lean Moto GP turns, and you crash, the bikes frame will be fine. Just a couple scratches, but personally, I had nothing more than that.

Motor
Like I first said, it's a dual motor e-bike, and when I first bought it, it went 35 stock. But now, on their website and Amazon link, they say 33 mph is the bike's top speed, but tbh I think that's just an error. Sadly for me, though, my bike now goes around 28mph due to my likely damaging the motor from trying to wheelie with no brakes. I personally never had issues with the motor, and it's honestly a really fun bike. Now we get to the more stupid but cool part about this bike. Now maybe it's cuz of something I did to this bike, but it just sounds really cool when I put it into dual motor, and I just full throttle it. The sound of the e-bike just makes it more fun for me, even though it's something really small. Maybe it's because I'm really into motorcycles, but if anyone was wondering that, your question has been answered.

Battery

Style 1: If you live in a super urban area with lots of turns or whatever, but you still go as fast as you can whenever you can, then I can confidently say you can get a solid 15 miles of range. Assuming you're in dual motor the entire time. My prediction (key word prediction) if you did this in a single motor would be like 20-23 miles.

Style 2: If you're the type of person to use pedal assist and go as fast as you can, you can very likely get 23-27 miles of range, if not more. The reason for this wide category is that I did it twice and got one on both ends of that spectrum, so I say it also depends on the terrain.

Style 3: If you're in a regular environment or whatever, like with a regular # of turns, long paths to go full speed, and you go on a single motor, you can get like 23-25 miles of range.

Ride Quality and Comfort

So this bike is honestly super comfortable. And like I've said before, the seat is long enough to fit an extra passenger, and foot pegs are included. The stock suspension on this bike is super good, and I cannot tell you the number of times I've had friends on the back of this bike with me, and they all asked me about how it's so bouncy and plush. It's honestly gotta be the best suspension I've seen on an e-bike for this price.

Breaks
Personally, I have had issues with my brakes from the beginning, but many other people's reviews on this bike say the opposite. I personally feel like it's due to my more aggressive riding style, in which I go as fast as I can and suddenly stop if I see a child or car coming by. Not the safest, but still pretty safe, but more importantly, it's fun. Like boring rides to school turn fun (personally.)

Tires
Honestly, there's not much to say about this because the tires are fine. They could very definitely be better, but they definitely do the job for this price, you know? I would say around 800 miles, you might wanna look into replacing the rear tire for more grip if you wanna keep doing those MotoGP turns and have more stability, which is very important btw. But don't let this discourage you because this bike is definitely the best bang for the buck bike out there.

Handling and Stability
Never had an issue with stability or anything with this bike other than when I had to get that rear tire replaced, which ran me around 50 bucks for a great tire (assuming you got a good bike repair shop near yall). The only thing I don't like about this bike, which I feel might fall into this category, is the handlebars. They're not your typical e-bike handlebars. Imagine you see one of those corny dudes on Harleys revving their bikes as they try to go fast on their stupid 500-pound bikes. It's that type of handlebars, but definitely not at their level of stupidness. Like I've seen this on a bunch of other bikes too, but I prefer the alternative.

Safety Lights
Everything here is self-explanatory, so imma just list the features:

1. Turn Signals (although small, so not as much noticeable as I would like it to be)

2. Halo Light (on the front, looks super cool but not bright)

3. Bigger light in middle of halo (Can be turned on and off with a simple switch, pretty bright, just make sure you position the headlight properly so it illuminates the ground and not the sky like I did...)

4. Break lights on the back

5. Not exactly a light, but a simple switch to go from single motor to dual motor.

6. Also, not exactly a light, but a nice horn that can be pressed with a simple button and doesn't sound obnoxious.

Who do I recommend this to?
I honestly don't even know. Everyone is different but for me going into this I expected to ride it to school and back, groceries, hanging out with friends (assuming its not like within 7 miles max of my house) and this bike did all that while giving me the speed, the sound (ik it sounds stupid) while being reliable. While I did go into this bike for this purpose, I also began to take it to the beach and stuff by getting an extra battery. So make sure y'all do you're research, and then buy this bike if and only if you believe it's the right fit for you. Don't get scared by that or the paragraph below this.

Legal Disclaimer:
1. TBH (to be honest), I don't know why I am putting this here, but just in case some weirdo wants to sue me over this or whatever, cuz I see idiots online doing this type of stuff. So here it is:
Your experience with the bike can and might, and will be different than mine. Do not use anything I said as your final choice for buying this bike, and make sure to only use this as a guideline for considering a purchase of this bike. Ultimately, I claim no responsibility if you bought this bike, and something went wrong with it, which I didn't put in this review because it didn't happen to me.

KEY INFO:
Their support team is alright. Takes a while to respond sometimes goes for a week or two with no response but ultimately I've had all my issues resolved. It could be different for you but I'm not making promises.

AND BTW, IF YALL HAVE QUESTIONS JS ASK!!!