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Testing the HOVSCO TST Dreamer E-Bike in Grand Teton National Park | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News
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TST Dreamer E-Bike Review

Lindsay Vallen
May 8, 2023 5 Mins Read
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She looks burley but the ride is exceptionally smooth on the Dreamer Step-thru, part of the TST series by HOVSCO. The HOVSCO TST Dreamer E-Bike offers a smooth ride and superior handling on any adventure you can dream up.

TST Dreamer 60 Mile Range

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1 TST Dreamer 60 Mile Range
2 TST Dreamer Motor
3 High Torque
4 TST Dreamer Front Suspension
5 Recommend Rider Height
6 TST Dreamer E-Bike Pros & Cons
7 Overall Impression
Riding TST Dreamer E-Bike in Grand Teton National Park on the Road
Anna Knapp Putting Some Distance and Miles on the HOVSCO TST Dreamer E-Bike in Grand Teton National Park | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News

A great pick for riders wanting to go far and fast, the Dreamer has a 60-mile range and can be unlocked through the HOVSCO app to reach up to 28 mph.

Knobby TST Dreamer E-Bike Fat Tires
The Fat Bike Tires Roll Over Everything Yet Still Are Soft on Pavement | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News

With 4” wide fat tires, the Dreamer gives you the confidence to go fast on all types of surfaces: snow, sand, water, gravel, or uneven pavement doesn’t stand a chance.

TST Dreamer Motor

HOVSCO TST Dreamer E-Bike
Frame Battery Tucks Nicely Into the Downtube | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News

We reviewed the HovAlpha last year and much like its counterpart, the Dreamer features the same 750W motor, 85Nm torque, and 180mm hydraulic disc breaks but because it is a part of HOVSCO’s  TST line, the Dreamer is a more affordable option. The HovAlpha Step-thru will run you $1,799 while the Dreamer comes in at $1,399 or about $100 per month if you choose to do a payment plan.

Riding TST Dreamer E-Bike in GTNP Before Park Roads Opens to Public
HOVSCO Dark Purple Colorway Shown Amongst a Sturdy Bike | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News

The Dreamer comes in two sleek eye-catching colors that catch the light, champagne or dark purple.

Lindsay Vallen Testing E-Bikes
HOVSCO TST Dreamer Has Plenty Of Power Going Uphill | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News

The 750W SUTTO motor and 85Nm of torque on this HOVSCO Electric Bike provide exceptional power when climbing hills or getting up to speed from a dead stop. With a left-thumb throttle feature, the bike can be used as a class 2 or 3 e-bike or a mix of both.

Shimano Revoshift 7 Speed
The HOVSCO TST Dreamers Comes with Shimano 7 Speed Twist Revoshift | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News

The Dreamer also features a seven-speed shifter and riders can move between five levels of pedal assist.

High Torque

Lindsay Vallen Riding E-Bikes
Lindsay Vallen Noticed the Torque When First Starting the Bike | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News

The pedal assist engages easily which can be a huge pro when starting from a dead stop but can also catch some riders off-guard when stopping to turn around or maneuvering a tight space. The high torque can cause the feeling of being bucked but that being said, the hydraulic disc breaks stop the bike on a dime.

It’s something some riders might need to get used to but definitely shouldn’t be a deterrent because the power is superior to many other bikes on the market, especially in this price range.

TST Dreamer Front Suspension

E-Bike with 80mm Front Suspension
The HOVSCO TST Dreamer is Smooth to Ride Thanks to 80mm Front Suspension | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News

The  HOVSCO Dreamer’s front fork has an adjustable 80 mm suspension and features a lockout level for added stability depending on the terrain. This is a fabulous pick for hitting bike paths or trails, especially with the front wheel suspension but it might be a little heavy and less maneuverable compared to other commuter e-bikes.

Recommend Rider Height

Women Standing Next to E-Bike
The Step-Thru Design Allows for Variety of Rider Height | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News

Being a step-thru, the HOVSCO TST Dreamer is a great pick for riders of all ages and abilities. HOVSCO  lists the height range from 5’1 to 6’7, targeting a huge range of riders.

TST Dreamer E-Bike Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • Long Range: 60-mile adventure capability
  • Powerful Motor: 750w with 85Nm torque
  • Versatile Tires: 4′ wide fat tires

Cons:

  • Heavy Weight: Less maneuverable than lighter e-bikes.
  • High Torque: Powerful acceleration may surprise some riders.
  • Limited Warranty Information: Details not provided.
  • Single Speed Shifter: Fewer gear options for steep hills.
  • Front Suspension Only: Lacks rear suspension for comfort.

Overall Impression

Women Riding E-Bike Fast
Lindsay Vallen Enjoying The Speed of the HOVSCO TST Dreamer E-Bike | Photo Keegan Rice Mountain Weekly News

The sturdiness of the ride, wide tires, and 60-mile battery range make the HOVSCO TST Dreamer E-Bike ($1,399) a great pick for folks wanting to cover a lot of ground across diverse landscapes, regardless of weather or any other limiting factor traditional bikes might have.

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