ENGUIE (also known as ENGWE) specializes in high-performance, affordable electric bicycles, including fat-tire, commuter, and all-terrain mountain e-bikes.
ENGUIE, widely recognized as ENGWE, is a prominent brand in the personal mobility sector, specializing in producing high-performance and affordable electric bicycles. Their diverse lineup includes fat-tire e-bikes, urban commuters, and all-terrain mountain e-bikes designed to provide riders with a reliable, eco-friendly transportation alternative.
Built for both daily commuting and off-road adventures, ENGUIE electric bikes feature powerful motors, long-lasting removable batteries, and user-friendly LCD displays. Models like the EP-2 Pro, ENGINE X, L20, and M20 showcase the brand's commitment to durability, smart energy handling, and rider comfort. Whether navigating city streets or exploring rugged trails, ENGUIE equips riders with safe, efficient, and enjoyable e-mobility solutions.
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First, insert the key into the battery block and turn it clockwise to power on the battery. Then, press and hold the power button on the handlebar display (usually for 2-3 seconds) until the screen lights up.
You can charge the battery while it is on the bike or remove it to charge indoors. Always plug the charger into the battery first, then into the wall outlet. The charger light will turn green when the battery is fully charged.
An error code (often in the format of E0**) indicates an electronic system fault. Refer to the error code chart in your specific user manual to diagnose the issue, and contact support at service@engwe-bikes.com if further assistance is needed.
Once the bike is turned on, use the plus (+) and minus (-) buttons on the display to adjust the assist level (e.g., from 0 to 5). Level 0 uses no motor assistance, while higher levels provide increasing motor output as you pedal.
Press and hold the minus (-) or designated push-assist button on the display. The bike will move steadily forward at a constant low speed (around 6 km/h) to help you easily walk the bike. Release the button to stop the assistance.