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Yeah 4" fat tires. It makes for such a cushy ride and I'll be able to keep riding when it snows. Win win!

I ended up buying a Biktrix Stunner LT 24" (medium) and it's PERFECT. Short enough to feel comfortable to handle, but big enough that I don't feel like I'm on a toy. I'm on my tippy toes while seated and can easily stop when needed. I'm thrilled with my choice. My parents (who own the...

The ONLY hesitance I have on the Stunner X is the Stunner LT has a torque sensor where the X has cadence.

I really appreciate your perspective. I went on a longer ride yesterday with my step-mom's medium step through Specialized Vado 4.0 and I noticed "step through" was a loose description. Haha. It was only slightly lower than my dad's non step-through version. But even though that frame is a...

It says cadence on the mobile version I noticed, but when you are at a computer it says torque. Let me know if you don't see that same thing. I asked the owner and he said it was torque so I'm guessing the mobile website is somehow out of date.

Yeah I'm thinking the torque sensor is the right fit for me too. I double checked with the owner of Biktrix and the newest model of the Stunner LT IS a torque sensor, so I think I'm going to go with that one! Wish it were also a mid drive, but I think a hub drive with torque will suite my...

Thanks for the reply! Due to the high influx of Covid in my area and a couple high risk family members, I'm hesitant to go do a lot of test rides in shops, but I have tried my dad's Vado 4.0 with a torque sensor and it was reallllly nice. Consensus is torque is more natural feeling when...

First and foremost, I'm only 5'2" with a 28-ish" inseam (if I measured correctly), so finding an e-bike in general is a challenge for my short little legs. I've been lurking and researching for a while, and I finally narrowed it down between these options (though I'm open minded to more ideas)...