Spring Into Adventure 

I actually love this bike, my first electric bike and I am so happy with it, it's perfect for commuting, I've been on it a few times now and have no complaints, highly recommended for anyone wanting an electric bike.and the quality of the bike is excellent, top of the range look. Thanks modmo

Great bike! It's very lightweight and provides a smooth ride. My only minor complaint is that the mud flaps come standard instead of being optional—removing them requires taking off the tire. That said, it's a solid bike for the price, and I’d definitely recommend it. Plus, the company was generous enough to include freebies due to a delayed delivery—big thanks for that!"

Great quality bike

The bike arrived In a box well packaged will several boxes 1 with tools 1 with the accessories extra lights spoke reflectors bell etca box for the charging unit .
I fitted the pedals straightened the steering and it was ready to ride
.the bike is fairly heavy But smooth to ride seamles gear change .
The power was instant

New to this bike . Looks great rides well . Just hope the app gets sorted for the uk

I have finally received my Modmo Saigon S and following a couple of initial rides I can say that I’m highly impressed so far. Highly recommended.

What a bike, great specs and well made.Huge bargain with all the extras.

I've had the Saigon for 18 months, and have not been disappointed. There have been a few niggles. The first was the battery was dropping in the frame which meant it wouldn't charge or would sometimes not power on. This was fixed with some simple packing between the battery and the battery cap to keep it in position. The second is chain tensioning - with no horizontal dropouts it's impssible to deal with chain stretch and get the ideal tension. An external chain tensioner solved this, and with a new chain and a 16T rear sprocket, it has been an excellent commuter, easily covering 45miles round trip. The mudguard fastenings at the fork crown and seat stay bridge are made of cheese, so I binned the mudgaurds pretty quickly.
I've upgraded now to the Saigon+, or at least the 2024 edition. The frame engineering is significantly better - the ugly welds have gone and the finish is much better. It's heavier, but I do like the Gates drivebelt and does overcome tensioning issues, in fact, eliminates chain maintenance altogether. The Enviolo gearing is an interesting concept - especially for a single-speed rider like myself. Still haven't made my mind up on it yet, but will persevere.
The user manuals need some work. They haven't been updated for all the Saigon and Saigon+ features, so don't have 100% coverage and you have to find a few things out for yourself.
However - Modmo produce solid and reliable commuters, and well worth the money, once you apply one of the many discounts that they make available.