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I haven't ridden a bike in over 20 years and never rode an ebike but just curious ss riding an ebike like a regular bike a lot harder with ebikes since they're heavier? Sometimes I just feel like doing all the work myself and get a little workout

When does the 23.4 Ah come out? I see on their site it says 10.4Ah can go 33 miles which is about right with what you're saying so I am assuming they aren't exaggerating like 99% of other brands and dealers do and the Cross Current spec page says 23.4 Ah can last around 75 miles. Is 75 miles...

The review on here for the Cross Current says one problem with the bike is the rear spokes can come loose and I'm guessing it has happened more than it should. Is this a big problem or minor?

Also from a good reputable company that has a bunch of dealers. Does it exist? If not what's the closest bike to what I'm looking for? Gonna use it to commute and on my free time riding anywhere from 10-50 miles per day

Yes please keep us updated. That deal they had, free shipping, no tax and $100 off is a pretty sweet deal but I probably should've asked E Joe themselves about this company. Oh well. A local bike shop will have the bike I want in a few weeks and they will give me $100 off MSRP so that's good...

Gonna buy my first bike/electric bike soon with a budget of $2,000 and I would go over if it's worth it. I don't want to deal with the maintenance stuff. I just need it to commute to work and ride on my free time and I'd ride anywhere from 10-40 miles per day. I looked at the Pedego Latch that...

So to prevent this just put it in a metal box?

I haven't ridden a bike in 20+ years when I was a kid and I planning on getting an ebike soon. I don't know anything about anything about bikes and I'm paranoid about some parts of my bike might be switched out for either used or worse parts when I take it in the shop to get a tune up or if...

Thanks for telling me this. Looks like it isn't worth risking getting screwed over to save some money. I have thought about buying it online from Electric Bicycle Center from Fullerton and ship it out to Northern California. Looks like they have them in stock. Also looking at a local place...

Could these batteries catch on fire if left alone and not in extreme heat or catch on fire when being charged? This topic got me paranoid

I want to buy the 2017 E Joe Epik SE from them since they can ship free, no tax and they offer $100 off the MSRP however I wanted to do more research on them but I haven't found anything about them. Seems kinda strange to me that I can't find any reviews on them. I don't want to spend that...