PostJoy GT30 Folding Fat Tire Electric Bike

I use the GT30 a few times a week to ride over to our community dog park. The fat tires feel steady on the paved path and the short gravel section near the entrance. I like that it has enough power to make the ride easy without feeling hard to control.

We bring the GT30 with us when we go to our RV campground. The folding frame makes it easier to fit with our other camping gear, and it is convenient for riding around the campground roads. It is not super light, but the folding design still makes storage much easier.

Most of my riding is on the community greenway behind our neighborhood. The GT30 feels comfortable on the mixed pavement and packed dirt sections. The suspension helps smooth out the rough spots, and the bike feels stable at a relaxed cruising speed.

I mainly ride the GT30 around our backyard, driveway, and the gravel lane near our house. The 20x4.0 tires give it a planted feel on grass and uneven ground. It is fun to ride, but still feels practical enough for everyday use.

I bought the GT30 partly for short errands, and it has been great for riding to the weekend farmers market. It folds down if I need to store it in the car, and the ride feels solid even with a small backpack of groceries. The battery has been enough for my normal local trips.

Machining tolerances are lacking, shipped with no front fender. pedals had no threads ( bought after mrkt pedals). Supplied assembly tool fit NOTHING, purchased my own allen wrenches. Some how customer service said they didn't have my address to ship missing and defective parts. Tubes leaked from day number 1. Battery specs don't include wether it is 5.2 or 5.5 mm male adapter. I would rather buy an after market charger if I didn't have to order it(sadly I will have to leave it to them too send a new charger , the right one. Holding my breath) Instruction manual is anything BUT clear on how to change from metric to standard. As far as distance goes it is NOWHERE close to advertised distance. I got 7-10 miles out of a full charge without using the lights. Judging by the flats I've experienced these tires are cheap as heck. Buy anything else. DO NOT BUY THIS BIKE!

Got my bike, the part I didn’t have to put together was faulty and did not ride gears would not change and bike would not pedal. Besides that the bike looks cool and fast I Just could not ride it. 😡

Great speed good comfort overall excellent buy highly recommend

A great deal on this bike compared to $900
& more for other hyped up name brand folding ebikes. Haven't ridden this bike yet, but I plan on getting it out very soon. Mine didn't include a front fender or folding peddles. I'm ok with that though.It's not really a necessity.

I have been using the GT30 for short daily rides, including the community greenway and quick stops around town. The folding feature, fat tires, lights, and NFC unlock make it feel like a practical setup. It is a sturdy bike, not a tiny folder, but that is part of why it feels stable when riding.

This has become my weekend cruising bike.

I wanted a fat tire e-bike but did not have space for a full-size one in my garage. The GT30 folds up, which makes it easier to tuck away when I am not using it. The ride is comfortable on neighborhood streets and the wider tires make it feel secure.

I use the GT30 for quick trips to the pharmacy, coffee shop, and small grocery store near my house. It feels solid on neighborhood streets, and the fat tires make rough pavement less annoying. It is a practical bike for short errands when I do not feel like taking the car.