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Thanks for responding. That's where I came from and it seems like there hasn't been an update in a while.

What is my best bet for a "last mile" solution for my commute. Ideally a scooter I can fold and carry onto the subway and carry up a few flights of stairs. It doesn't need to have a huge range.

People in the Facebook group are pretty upset: https://www.facebook.com/groups/WaveEbikeOwners/

It says "I love that it includes both pedal assist and throttle mode as well as seven gears for pedaling. " in the YouTube description. How much do you think I should offer for it?

This doesn't have suspension but a pretty nice price: http://abbotsford.craigslist.ca/bik/5066285777.html ~$770USD, I bet I can negotiate for cheaper.

The sport isn't worth that much but I'm not sure what a reasonable price for the ST1 would be used.

Some interesting listings in my area: Stromer ST1: $2250 http://seattle.craigslist.org Stromer Sport: $1999 http://seattle.craigslist.org

I can get one of those Trace bikes for 40% off with a work discount we get through Diamondback.

I'm 6'0 and was looking to spend ~$1500 for a bike to ride around town and do some light off-road stuff and would love any recommendations. I was looking for a fork suspension with at least 500w, pedal and throttle assist and something that would fit a 6'0 person pretty well. A regenerative...

I'm in the batch 6 and should be picking up in August, I'm sure there are people here in earlier groups who should be getting their bikes this month even.

There are a few similar bikes to this, the SSR Sand Viper and the Big Cat Fat Cat

I liked the brown parts so I went with white

Wouldn't the difficulty of the tires make it a good exerciser bike?

Any opinions on these? They have a couple versions. A cruiser, a mountain bike and a fat bike: http://www.bigcatbikes.com/ They range from 799-1500, located in NYC. A few of their bikes are on Amazon with Prime shipping. I was mostly interested in their Fat Cat model, with the large tires...

Test drove it today and had a blast, will be backing it.

You've been awesome and you've answered most of my questions. I think I'm going to give this one a shot. I'm in Seattle so it should work out well. If you're ever in town let me know, I owe you a drink. :)

Is this true? I've read others saying that they're nice because they absorb potholes, bumps, etc.

Found on reddit

Great response. What makes the Rad Rover "better?"

I mean I'm not a business man, but Alibaba has the unit price as low as $300 and you're going to pay around $800 from that Wave campaign not including any of the "upgrades" they're offering. I just found it disappointing and wanted to discuss. Interesting conversation so far. Good responses...