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Do you know when that comes out?

I'm new to the e-bike world and saw this thread here. Are there essentially zero options for bikes that can go >28mph? I was looking through the listings for class 3 here, which seems to be the highest class.. Rudy, that's disappointing to say the least, that a bike as expensive as R&M is 'off'...

Great info Dewey, thanks. Been awhile since I built bikes and those kind of details add another layer of thought that needs to be put into it. If I built my own, I'd go with a Gates drive in full suspension, so I'd need a tensioner anyway.. I really like that website electricbike.com.. much...

Thanks for all these ideas, Dewey. You think a 3-speed will be enough for snow and inclines? Not familiar with how much torque assist these guys give..

Well, I sure wish I had the time these days. One day, I hope to get back to it. There's just a limited number of complex tasks I can tackle well in one day. Building a well engineered e-bike to my standards would be months of work, starting from scratch. Just slapping parts together is easy...

Dewey, yes.. trying to find a well made, low maintenance commuter. Ideally full suspension (or close), internal hub shifter, single exterior cog/chainring bike with class 2/3 motor assist. A comfortable bike with minimal exposed parts, and capable of getting through moderate snow. Thinking I may...

Hey guys, any help finding a bike which fits these specs is much appreciated! I started by figuring out my requirements: I wanted an all-weather, simple and zero maintenance e-bike to commute year round on (20 mile/day) with no exceptions. Being a previous bike mech, I knew that would involve a...