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Hi lucky 2020, I too live in the Seattle area and you must travel north south to have only that elevation change. I went to several dealers in the area and listened to their spiels and talked to several people around the country in my search for an e bike. I was going to convert my current...

I don't know where you are at either but being able to ride the bike before you buy is very important as is dealer service. So what you buy might be determined by the availability of dealers in the area in which you feel comfortable driving to. The I zip bikes have wide dealer availability -...

A number of things have occurred over the last few days. Got involved with the Currie regional rep here in the northwest and he was very accommodating and extremely helpful. Talked to a few other 'experienced' people and pulled the trigger today on two I zip path plus bikes. Tried them out...

Thanks, Names are so similar on a lot of these bikes. Am exploring several options now but ran across a 15% off sale on the Zuma today from the a major national sporting goods store based in Seattle and they have it in stock. Did talk to someone that has been selling e bikes for almost 20...

Thanks Court for the reply. No, we have recumbents but figured that we would keep them as is and go with new pre built electric crusier bike rather than add a kit to the recumbent bikes. So I was looking at the Zuma and also am considering the easy motion evo eco and the ezee sprint. Thanks...

Hi all, My wife and I moved from the flat mid-west to the hills of Washington State west of Seattle. We have two very comfortable recumbents and were thinking of converting but it is kind of make shift and unbalanced. So have a budget of $2,500 per bike. There is little riding on the...