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What is the rise on those bars. Not listed on Amazon

I think a suspension fork is needed for most e-bikes. Another member got one for his Juggernaut and seems pleased with the results. Non fat suspension forks are more readily available at a reasonable price

you must have created a run on these bars. OOS on Amazon

Jones bars are pricey. And flat. You can get them up with a riser. Multiple hand positions. Ride cruiser or in a more forward position. Lots of space for STUFF!

Take your kids or pet for a ride. Go shopping. This would be perfect with an e-bike. Kinda pricey though. Someone should be able to build one at a much better price point. http://www.gizmag.com/scandinavian-sidecar-bicycle-sled/38988/

Some of the people that choose fatbikes live in northern climates and want to commute year round. Others like that you can go anywhere with them. Ride in the road, hop a curb, and ride through a field Another consideration in your selection should how you will ride. If it is only going to be on...

I have a BBSO2 fatbike with no suspension. Tires help, but anyone considering a BBSHD, suspension should not be optional in your consideration. Won't ride mine as fast is it will go unless on smooth as a babies butt roads. Suspension fork from China on the way.

Full suspension would be optimal, but you probably then lose optimal battery placement. hardtail with suspension seatpost not as optimal, but a better balanced bik., Unless your doing some really aggressive stuff or have roads form hell, HT with suspension seatpost will work, and for the weight...

Saw this and figure I would share. Not wireless like the more expensive ones. http://www.gizmag.com/microshift-excd-electronic-shifting/42270/

Bike island looks to have Bikes Direct blemished bikes a little cheaper. Limited models, sizes, and colors, but worth a look. I have a the juggernaut. Fun to ride. Heavy. Not very nimble. Great all season commuter or light rec bike.Was going to put a BBSHD on a mongoose fat bike I have, Then I...

Thanks for the link Ravi. Think it addresses hub motors

Just road mine yesterday to see how far the battery might go. (11.6 ah). Mostly flat, mostly hard surface. 18 psi. Road 40 miles and the battery was down to a disappearing last bar on the c965. 5-6 miles at 35kph . level 4 gear 6. The rest of the time level 3 gear 4 or 5 (easy cruising) 20-25...

I believe Karl has revised his opinion of the BBSHD significantly

Crazy. Have not seen another fat e-bike or any other e-bike until today. Saw a black Sonders on the trail, and later was being store that night at my LBS nears the trail. Got a close up look. Very decent quality bike. Impressed for what it cost. Looks like people did well

Not worth Courts time. It is severely overpriced

There seem to be several good e-fatbikes avialable for way less than that. Rad rover and Biktrix are known vendors of a reasonably priced products with good specs

That cross current seems to be a very nice bike. Lots of very good components. And torque sensing!!!

George S posted a great article about what the process of searching for an e bike should involve. Posted it somewhere on this site and another site I read. It should be high lighted somewhere by itself.

Havn't done it yet but several on this forum have. This one was made for the BBSO2 and fat bikes specifically, does not require adapters or spacers and is supposed to help chain line. (Link Removed - No Longer Exists). They have a 36 and a 41 on this page. The Lekkie bling ring is a 42. It is...

Nice article from electric fat bike. http://electric-fatbike.com/2016/01/02/2015-a-nucking-futz-year-for-electric-fatbikes-and-2016-looks-even-better/