15Ah
50 miles (80 Kilometers) Max Range
6.5 Hours Charge Time
I’ve had the Magnum Edge from Costco for about a month now, and overall I’ve enjoyed riding it, especially the 26x4 tires. They feel stable and solid on different surfaces and give the bike a really confident ride. The motor is strong and easily reaches 28 mph without much effort. I also like that it has both cadence and torque modes. With cadence mode, you can lightly pedal and still hit top speed pretty comfortably, which makes cruising really easy. One thing I actually appreciate is the display, it shows useful info like motor power (watts) and voltage. That said, the placement of the screen is a downside for me since it’s positioned low. It makes you look down while riding, which doesn’t feel very safe because your attention should really stay on the road. I’ve noticed the battery indicator can be a bit inconsistent too. For example, when I stop, it sometimes changes from 3 bars to 4 bars, which makes it a little confusing to read. The bike itself looks great, I got the light blue camouflage color, and it really stands out in a good way. I also like small details like the bell, which is loud and effective, and the option to store an AirTag, which adds a bit of security. However, there are definitely some downsides. The front light is pretty weak for a bike that can go 28 mph. It only lights up a short distance ahead, which doesn’t feel safe at higher speeds or in the dark. I’ll probably need to upgrade it with a better aftermarket light. For a $2100 bike, I really expected stronger lighting out of the box. The seat is another issue, it gets uncomfortable after about 15 minutes of riding. I’ll likely have to replace it with something more cushioned for longer rides. It also surprised me that there’s no rear light included, and accessories like the rear rack and fenders are sold separately. For the price, I feel like those should already be included, especially something as important as a rear light for safety when braking. Overall, the bike performs well in terms of motor, braking, and battery, and it’s fun to ride. But it definitely feels like they cut corners on some important accessories and comfort features. If you’re okay spending a few extra hundred dollars on upgrades, then it becomes a much more complete and enjoyable setup. **Update:** After posting my review, Magnum reached out to me personally to answer my questions and explain some of the features I mentioned. I really appreciate them taking the time to listen to my feedback and provide more information about the battery indicator, lighting, and accessory options. It’s great to see a company that cares about customer experiences and is willing to improve. The Edge continues to be a fun bike to ride, and I appreciate Magnum’s support and customer service.
