Fafrees Electric Bikes

Yes, the UK-specification Fafrees models are supplied as EAPCs, meaning a 250W motor with pedal assistance that cuts out at 15.5 mph. Ridden in this legal mode they need no licence, tax or insurance and can be used on cycle paths and roads by anyone aged 14 or over. Avoid unlocking any higher-speed or throttle-only mode for road use.

Fafrees is a budget to mid-range brand, so most models sit between roughly £500 and £1,000. Entry folding models such as the F20 tend to be the cheapest, while higher-capacity versions like the F20 Pro and F20 Max sit towards the top of that range. Check the current price on each product page, as promotions are common.

For the price, Fafrees offers strong value and reviewers generally praise the F20 range for its stable, comfortable ride on fat tyres and its practical folding design. Like most affordable e-bikes the components are mid-tier rather than premium, so keeping the tyres, brakes and battery well maintained helps reliability. Buying from a UK stockist makes support and spares far easier.

Yes, the F20 range folds at the frame, handlebars and pedals for storage and transport. Expect a UK-legal 250W rear hub motor and, depending on the battery fitted, a realistic assisted range of around 40 to 60 miles, with larger-battery models such as the F20 Max claiming more. Real-world range varies with rider weight, terrain and assist level.

BikTron ships Fafrees e-bikes from UK stock with fast domestic delivery, and each model is covered by a manufacturer warranty against faults, typically on the frame, motor and battery. Delivery times, costs and the exact warranty terms are shown on the individual product page. Buying from a UK retailer also means easier returns and local after-sales support.