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Dahon k one plus is a folding bike with a mid drive. I can’t find any reviews, or photos with the battery on the bike. I think it may sit on the top bar. Luna has a mid drive folder on their website, but it’s currently out of stock. I think Tern also makes at least one model with a mid drive.

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I'm considering purchasing this bike. Just how adjustable is that stem? Would it be possible to lower the bars enough to get it into a minivan without taking off the front tire? And then just raise it again when you get to your destination? I really don't want a folding bike but I would love to...

Wrist position is likely the culprit.

Here's my 1up. Loads and unloads in seconds with nothing touching the frame. I ended up getting a second bike and they sell an add-on tray, so I didn't have to buy a whole new rack. Be sure to ask about the ramp kit if you order. Ebikes are heavy.

Not sure why they don't show it on the website, you have to email them and ask for it. The cotter pin allows you to drop the bar. The bolt with spacers gives you room to slide the ramp into place.

Keep in mind that now is the time to get the best deal. I picked up a Greenworks mower with battery and charger for only $150 at Walmart. Also grabbed the leaf blower with battery and charger so I would have an extra battery for the mower. Got my eye on the snow mover and power inverter that use...

1up USA loads and unloads in seconds, nothing touching the frame. Ask for the ramp kit. Ebikes are heavy!

It's not just ebikers they are rude to, too many shops have rude arrogant elitist employees or owners who look down on anyone who they deem less knowledgeable or unworthy of their time. Some shops won't even service an ebike or a Walmart bike. The ones that don't evolve will not survive...

Dogs like to go too.

Found this in the state forest near Ithaca NY

If you're going to sink $4K into a bike, you owe it to yourself to do a more thorough search. Don't rely on this forum. Ride the bikes for yourself.[/QUOTE Definitely plan to ride before I buy. If I can't find something locally, I'll stick with my hardtail.

Ravi, that certainly is a beautiful bike and the top tube doesn't rise as sharply as on the haibike , if I lived closer I would come out there and try that bike. However, since it's so far out of the budget, I would be wasting my time as well as yours.

If she is so knowledgeable, why is she stuck with two bikes that don't fit her? Due diligence is required before strike three. (Quote) I am happy with the fit of my hardtail Haibike. I only have one bike that doesn't fit me. I wrongly assumed that a size 41 haibike hardtail would fit the same...

Extremely hard. Sizing in general is a nightmare. There is absolutely no consistency in sizing across the line. See my post in the general discussion forum about full suspension for short people. Here's a picture of my size 41 hardtail and my size 41 Allmtn. I love my hardtail haibike, is there...

I might be able to find a dealer within driving distance. Thanks

Its crazy that you are taking another shot in the dark with no info about what will actually fit you.[/QUOTE No, I don't plan to buy another bike without trying it first. Not sure where you got the idea that I was going to. The dealer offered to fly me out to try it, but since I can't afford...

Exactly!!

I'm definitely not going to buy another bike without trying it first. I've learned that lesson. That REALLY limits my options, and I may end up just keeping my hardtail and giving up on the idea of a FS bike altogether. I hope my story will help others. Even if you buy the same brand in the same...

Thanks William T. Seat height is only a minor problem. The frame itself is just too big. I don't mind not being able to touch the ground while I am on the seat. It's when I come off the seat where being able to touch the ground is important. The problem is that there is no consistency in sizes...