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I'm thinking of trading in my 2016 Haibike XDURO FullSeven S RX (with extra battery) for an M1. The bike has 2700 miles on it (original everything). The bike shop uses Bicycle Blue Book. I know it will be painful, but has anyone done this? I already found the private party resale value for the...

Here's a usable math formula that might help: Formula 1 (W/C=<B) Formula 2 (est days/C =<B) W = WARRANTY C = COST B = Cost of Bus Computing Formula 1 explained: Determine expenditure (price you're willing to pay for a bike). Find best warranty for that cost (i.e. cost = $1500/2yr waranty)...

This post was really helpful, and from my experience, I whole heatedly agree. I ride the back roads to work with my speed pedalec, mid-drive mountain bike. My DD hubs just get me from point A to Point B on paved surfaces really fast. Thankfully I have a loud horn.

Thank you for this post. . . I thought I was missing something. When the Turbo S went on "Clearance", I grabbed it. It was next to the new Specialized mid-drive model. I asked the salesman (who didn't know much about electric bikes), hey, isn't this cheaper one faster and farther range? He said...

Commute every day 34 miles round trip. Two mile 7% uphill Bikes owned now: ST2s 4000 miles (rear flat tire & engine replacement cable) You get what you pay for. . . best bike ever. I'm first in line for the St5 Haibike XDURO Full Seven S RX 2500 miles (In the shop now Saratoga Dave's issue...

Me, too I only use PAS3.

The input for this thread was very useful. My LBS was selling a 2017 Turbo S for $3850, new with warranty. But after reading this thread, I don't know. The dealer tried to talk me into the new Specialized mid-drive, but I want the direct drive, like my Stromer.

Thank you for your response. Absolutely, I will try it again. I'll definitely keep my e-family updated. Thanks again.

Thank you for your input. The St2s does come with carbon forks, and now I can feel these forks are what makes the bike so streamline, stiff and responsive. Unfortunately, the roads here are almost intolerable with out suspension. . . I mean really bad. I have one of those recommended seat float...

I was having trouble with my St2s. The engine felt like it was going over cobblestones when it hit 20mph, and loud, model airplane noises were coming out of the engine. When I took the bike in, I decided to have the recommended aftermarket shocks installed. ($700). What a mistake. I had tried...

I put the after-market suspension forks on after I tried them on the St2. These same forks on my St2s are completely different. By far the biggest mistake I ever made, $900 to be exact. You can't turn the bike or maneuver it at all. It's like putting suspension forks on a racing bike. I'll have...

I got an extra battery for my St2s. I wanted to go non-stop 132 miles. Does anyone have ideas on carrying this 11lb bar. I currently have a seatpost Transit rear rack. But it is not flat. It will support 22lbs. I did try putting the battery in its padded box on the rack, with my trunk bag on...

;) This is precisely the information I needed. Thank you very much. I have tried the Emotion bikes. They are wonderful. I tried the Neo 29 or Evo 29 (I think). It was great, but I chose my Izip bike instead. This is just my personal opinion when I bought my bike is that the Izip was a bit more...

This is good information. Thank you. I'm wondering if the newest Stromer (St2s) is having better and more accurate range results?

Hello, I am new to this forum and I apologize in advance because I have seen others with my similar dilemma. Thank you for tolerating my question. I am on sabbatical from my position and am looking after my ailing grandmother. The area I currently live is a bit social economically challenged...

Thank you , sir. I value your opinion

I enjoyed this post. I bought my "value" electric bike from a local shop. This store was not exclusively electric and they were not very knowledgeable. When the bike needed service, the local bike shop said they could not service the bike. They did not want to be responsible for any damage...

This speaks volumes to the number one cause of death in this country: Lifestyle choices. The number two preventable cause of death is sedentary lifestyle and bulk food intake. This will soon surpass the number one preventable cause of death, and that, of course, is smoking. As we age, we tend...

I am new to Electrick Bikes and would like to learn more.