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Thanks cellwhale! Right now, I have to wait anyway... I have funding issues, and I think they are selling out quickly... Enjoy your rides!

Well, my ancient ebike uses sealed lead acid, and I'm waiting for them in the mail... :(

Thanks cellwhale. Is the BB issue a simple tighten to fix before it rotates? Or, am I missing the problem entirely (wouldn't be the first time)? ;) Are there any other issues, or do any owners have regrets about their choice that they might care to elaborate on? Either way, I'm gun-shy...

Thanks Kyle. It was amazing the conversations I ended up in when I was riding the Trek+USPD. This was back in 1999-2001 time frame, so very few people even knew you could put an electric motor on a bicycle. Some people couldn't grasp why I didn't put a gasoline engine on it. Oh well, they...

I kinda thought the price was a typo. ;) Please let us know how you like your Dash (just in case my ancient ebike "accidentally" falls down a cliff or something) :D

Good advice! Spec for spec, the Dash really fits the bill (on paper). Unfortunately, no shops near me have a Dash with which to compare, although there are some others... And, my SLA batteries were not on my porch when I got home, so I have to wait and see if my ancient ebike even works...

Thanks Ravi! You're telling me that my ancient ebike is unsafe, so I need to buy a Dash.... Right? ;)

Oh nooooo, I emailed Chris at LI-electric bikes, and he tempting me...... {must not succumb to the desire, my homeowners insurance is due}.... :-/

Thanks James (but you're supposed to be hoping it doesn't work, and then tell me how glorious and wonderful the new E3 Dash is). :D

Hi everyone, this is my first post. Way back in the beginning (sort of) of the eBike, there was the Currie US-Pro Drive (USPD) circa 1999. Being a gadget-guy, I was intrigued. I had a Trek 820 aluminum mountain bike with decent (for the time) specs. A 28 pound, 24 speed entry level bike...