In this video I’m checking out the brand-new A-Spadz Qreate e-bikes: the City Air and the City Pro. There’s only about a 100 euro difference, and since these are aimed at the European market, I like that they’ve had to meet higher standards and go through more tests. I break down the real differences first—welding style, cadence vs torque assist, and the small battery/power changes—then I focus most of my ride time on the Pro (because… I’m a pro), while still comparing both. What makes the Qreate stand out isn’t just the clean minimalist look—it's the practical stuff that actually matters day-to-day. The ambient lighting is a legit safety feature because it gives you 360-degree visibility, and the headlamp is unusually high quality with solid throw, plus subtle built-in reflector solutions that don’t look ugly or feel like an afterthought. I also show the display, walking mode, menu system, Bluetooth/NFC, and the proprietary waterproof 8L side bags that mount super clean. My final take: I do recommend the bike, but the better question is which model. I personally ended up preferring the Air—same-ish range/power, I don’t care about “prettier” welds, I like cadence for lazy ghost-pedaling, and I even preferred the softer seat on the Air over the fancy (but harder) Selle Royal on the Pro.