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I can easily hit 28mph on my Trek Allant 7+ S. Recently bought a Como 5.0 IGH that definitely doesn’t hit 28 without significant effort, but I knew that going in. On the rail trails we ride on the speed limit is usually 15mph.

Local dealer only has the Como. He does have a Giant Explore E+ 3 In stock.

Yeah I wish I hadn’t missed the recent Specialized rebate. If it was still in effect it would be a no brainer.

Well, I'm willing to go up to around $3.5K if I'm getting additional, features/quality that I wouldn't get at $1.5 to $2K. However, if there's a bike in the lower price range that meets my needs, I'm happy to save the money. I had thought I'd go mid-drive, but based on indianajo's response...

It's been a long time since I purchased a bike. Do local shops typically discount from MSRP on the big name brands?

Durst Cycle carries Specialized, Giant, Electra and Cannondale. Champaign Cycle is a Trek dealer, they have one Verve model in stock, but that's it right now.

Hi. First post in the forum. I'm looking to purchase my first e-bike. I'm currently riding a 23yo Trek 850. I'm looking for something nice for cruising around town, occasionally commuting, and with the ability to hit trails (particularly when travelling). Hoping to have a front suspension...