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Retro-styled electric choppers and road-legal e-motorcycles like the M1P, plus FT-series e-bikes and spare parts.
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Pros
- Road-Legal Retro Style: The M1P electric chopper is approved for EU roads in the 45 km/h moped class, with a 2,000W motor and a removable 60V 30Ah battery, at €1,799 direct.
- A Range That Grows With You: From the FT02 mini chopper e-bike at €1,099 (was €1,399) and the €488 Baby Ebike to the electroplated FT02 at €2,399 and the faster M1PS.
- Parts and Upgrades Direct: Brake levers, wheel hubs, shock absorbers, side boxes, custom seats and fenders are sold on the same store, so a Mangosteen is easy to maintain and personalise.
Cons
- Mangosteen is built for European buyers: prices are in euros, standard delivery covers the EU, and the road approvals are EU ones, so shoppers in the US, Canada and Australia should confirm delivery, import duties and local road rules before ordering.
- The 18-month warranty covers the motor, battery and shifter but not tyres, inner tubes, brakes or cables, so budgeting for routine wear parts from the store keeps ownership simple.
The Verdict
What sets Mangosteen apart is retro chopper style with real road credentials: Most electric scooters look like commuter appliances; Mangosteen's M-series looks like a small custom motorcycle. The M1P pairs a 2,000W motor with a removable 60V 30Ah battery that charges in about four to six hours, and German listings describe it as road-approved in the EU's L1e-B class, limited to 45 km/h, so in many EU countries a car or moped licence is enough to ride it. The store shows 408 customer reviews on the upgraded M1P alone, German deal communities track it regularly, and the brand backs the look with a full catalogue of sidecars, custom seats, side boxes, fenders and electroplated parts for riders who want to personalise their bike. Pricing is in euros. The upgraded M1P is €1,799 direct, and deal sites have recorded it nearer €1,450 to €1,580 through other retailers. The FT-series e-bikes start with the FT02 mini chopper at €1,099 (down from €1,399), a pedal-assist 250W, 25 km/h model with a 48V 22.5Ah battery, while the FT01 with a 48V 30Ah battery is €1,799, the electroplated FT02 €2,399 and the faster M1PS Knight edition €3,099. A Baby Ebike for younger riders is €488, and replacement parts start around €30. EU delivery by DPD, FedEx or UPS takes seven to twelve working days and is free on orders over €159; orders can be cancelled for a full refund before they ship. The reservation is geography. Mangosteen is run by Mulberries Technology Limited in Hong Kong and sells primarily to Europe, Switzerland and the UK; its road approvals are EU approvals, and buyers outside the EU pay any customs fees themselves. Riders in the US, Canada or Australia should confirm shipping, duties and local rules before ordering, and should not assume an EU moped approval carries over. For European riders who want an electric bike or moped with character, Mangosteen is a stylish place to start, backed by an 18-month warranty on the motor, battery and shifter and a 30-day window to request a return.
Retro Electric Choppers, E-Motorcycles and E-Bikes for European Roads
Mangosteen is an electric scooter and e-bike brand founded by co-founders Chad and Long and operated by Mulberries Technology Limited, North Point, Hong Kong. It makes retro-styled electric motorcycles in the M series (M1P, M1PS, M2 and M8) and chopper-style e-bikes in the FT series (FT01, FT02 and FT03), and sells sidecars, replacement parts, custom accessories and pre-owned bikes through its online store, which serves EU countries, Switzerland and the UK.
The upgraded M1P electric scooter is €1,799, and the M1PS Knight Ice Crack edition €3,099. In the FT series, the FT02 mini chopper e-bike is €1,099 (down from €1,399), the FT01 with a 48V 30Ah battery €1,799, the electroplated FT02 €2,399 (down from €2,799), and a founder-signed limited FT-02 €3,999.99. The Baby Ebike is €488, and parts start from about €30 for brake pads.
German deal listings describe the M1P as a 2,000W, 60V 30Ah machine with a removable battery, a 200 kg payload, about 55 to 75 km of realistic range and EU road approval in the L1e-B class at 45 km/h. The FT02 mini chopper is a 250W, 25 km/h pedal-assist e-bike with a 48V 22.5Ah battery. EU delivery takes seven to twelve working days by DPD, FedEx or UPS, free on orders over €159 and €15.99 below that; orders usually ship within one to two business days.
Returns or exchanges must be requested by email within 30 days of receipt, with items unused and in original packaging. An 18-month warranty covers the motor, battery and shifter for the first owner; tyres, inner tubes, brakes and cables are excluded. Customs fees outside the EU are the buyer's responsibility. Independent coverage comes mainly from German and Italian deal and motoring sites; we found no English-language review or US availability details.
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