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Motor on the bikes was on the rear wheel.(hub) It had throttle to change from e power assist levels 1-5. Hard to imagine they went more than 20mph. They would not go/receive electric assistance unless you pedaled. (Which we liked using on all the hills. ) ATL has no where near as many hills...

Thank you! This helps a ton. I can’t agree more regarding finding one that’s reputable/been around to find parts when repairs are eventually required. Wife and I just rented e bikes in San Francisco(we live in GA .. a lot less hilly) and we loved them. The electric only kicked in when we...

Wife and I have researched/read forums extensively and we’re getting ready to make the plunge on two ebikes. We’ve narrowed it down the following three. Looking for $1,500ish or less, reliable, able to use on pavement but also rougher tracks/trails. Would like the option of gears to manually...