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Take your time and remember: "Indecision is the key to flexibility".

Yes, it's for the 500, on the website, all the specifics. The original question by the OP was/is: "If you have one, what's your experience with it ?"

This battery is available from Ride1Up ... on the website.

Question was, "If you have one, what's your experience with it ?"

Or one of my favorite cliches, "Good judgement comes from experience, Experience comes from bad judgement" LOL

This battery is available from Ride1Up (for the 500 only) for $399 and has 9 reviews on their web site, generally favorable. I think it's been discounted by about $100 at times. If you have one, what's your experience with it ?

Wow, that's a low seat position.

Congratulations. There is a Espin forum under Brands.

I'm not sure they ever actually did. Last time I clicked on the websites of their listed dealers, I found none that actually stocked the bikes. There was one in Scottsdale (Phatride) that did carry them last year, but have dropped them this year.

Congratulations !

Very smart move for Espin. The Sport and Flow are excellent products, but original price point was too high. Hey Mike, try to be a gentleman and not a bully whenever you disagree with a post. I see it over and over again. Calm down.

Price is the main differentiator for generic products, not originality.

"The chief cause of failure in this life is giving up what you want most for what you want at the moment." LOL, It's a new world we live in. Bikes are in short supply all over, and October is not too different than many dealers and manufacturers. It's frustrating for sure, but there are good...

Looks like Espin is back on the move. The Nero, at $999 looks like a good choice over other fat tire bikes, especially the Rover. I just purchased a Flow for my wife and it's an excellent bike ... great power, agility, refinement, gearing, and riding qualities. Espin has not had a large...

Congratulations on the new bike ! I've had one for about 4 months, love it. Glad your son recognized that it works well with no assist ... essentially gives you unlimited range.

Here's a link to my initial impressions of the ride1up: (https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/thoughts-on-ride1up-and-similar-ebikes.34980/post-297184) They are both good bikes. For $1199 for the Sport/Flow, it's hard to pass up.

I received the Flow today for my wife (order 1686). It's everything I expected from my original review on October 21, 2019 (https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/new-espin-flow-and-sport.29980/post-226984). Sleek, refined, great performance and handling. I love the fact that it is so...

That's a fairly common occurrence in other e bike shipments. Most people just bend it back by hand.

OP here, I've got one coming (Flow) for my wife next Thursday.

Bet, I've had a R1U for a few months now and love it. Good performance, handling and looks ... I think it looks like a bike for a SWAT team, lol. I typically get 30 to 40 miles per charge and as much as 55 when I nursed it. The bike is very easy to pedal to 17 to 20 mph on the flats with no...