Recent content by Jaladhi

As @pxpaulx said, Haibike low step bikes are not that visually different. If it helps, I am 29" inseam as well and the low step 44cm Trekking fits me fine. It is the XDuro Trekking S RX but I'd think the frame is similar between XDuro and SDuro.

You might want to consider the low step version of the Trekking which is available in sizes 40 and 44. https://www.haibike.com

I love my Ohm Urban XU 700 16! I have put over 2200 miles on it. Great commuting bike! It has a lot of power and I really like having both pedal assist and throttle. My wishlist for the next version: Throttle cuts off hard at 20 mph. Wish it was smoother. I would like to have a more powerful...

Curious what do you all think about the new Stealth model they are launching on Kickstarter? So far, the response seems a bit tepid but that is expected with bikes that cost upwards of $4k - at least on crowdfunding platforms. Motor is 750 watts and max. speed is 20mph. There is an option to get...

Haibike recently released a model for kids.

A mid drive bike would be good given your requirements. You might be able to find a deal on last year's models if you look around. You could probably do more than 30 miles a day on an electric bike. A lot of people on this forum commute long distances on their ebikes.

Staying with RadPower bikes will give you a second battery for a longer range

Take a look at the Bobike Classic Junior or other seats from Bobike. They seem to be popular in Europe. I have the Classic Junior and my 5-year old likes it...

Dual E is being redesigned and will be new in Spring according to a rep that I heard from.

Inspiring story that captures the spirit of bicycle touring. Would love to do a tour like this someday!

Did you see this article about the Felt recall? http://www.bikeradar.com/us/news/article/felt-recalls-e-bikes-as-a-precautionary-measure-47489/

Wish this bike was 28mph. For a bike designed for commuting, 20mph is too slow.

My experience has been similar to yours. For me, ebike has made it possible to ride 200 miles every week. I wouldn't have done that on a non-electric bike. So even if I'm using less effort while riding, overall, I'm exercising a lot more. I've lost a decent amount of weight since I started...

Love the design of the bike and the technology packed in it.

Another vote for the Ergotec M-99. Got it after reading about it on this forum. Very solid mirror with a great view. Got it from xxcycle.com