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Amazon is pretty much like a Online Walmart. They try to provide customers with inexpensive merchandise directly to you door. Mostly stuff that you would buy at Target/Kmart/Walmart, but they're trying to get into produce/groceries. Edit: RE helmets, for me I try to stick with anything I can...

If the pedals are broken then it's a "broken Ebike". If the pedals are on it, but not functional then it's a "scooter with cosmetic pedals".

I think the latest reviews are Ebikes with a scooter frame. To me a bicycle is a two (Bi) wheeled vehicle that is powered by foot pedals. If the vehicles in the latest reviews didn't have pedals then they would fall under the scooter category.

I would suggest going to your local Pedego or Easy Motion dealer; the dealers in my area allow customers to test drive their bikes (after signing waivers and other paper work). Once you test drive it you can get a better feel of how it will be like for your commute.

Thanks Court, you pretty much read my mind. I wasn't looking for a cruiser, but after doing a little bit of research I'm leaning towards the Pedego City Commuter (48v version). Someone in another Ebike community mentioned that Pedego may come out with a triangle battery pack over the summer of...

Thanks Fitz, I might have to go visit Tim at Practical Cycles since they're near my location.

About Me: Male 5'10" USA, CA Overweight, Currently 290 Semi active Commute: 12 mile commute to work. The commute is on flat paved roads Live in an area that ranges from 40-110 degree (depending on the season) Price up to $2-5,000 Use: Plan on using bike for fun, and to commute to work from...