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Now that I look your bike looks very similar on the top tube lol! My frame neck is somewhat larger than that though.

Nice, I've been considering the bag case approach. My only worry is because it's a lower entry bike the top tube drops relatively soon so I'm not sure. Very interesting drink holder! And if it ain't broke don't fix it! I have rear suspension and battery is on down tube. I think the worst part...

I am curious to see what everyone has for a way to mount your phone while riding and with battery setups taking tube space and control panels taking handlebar space how do you deal with a drink holder.

We saw the most we've seen in a single trip when we went to Burlington Vt and rode on the bicycle ferry trail across lake Champlain. We saw about 4 or 5 in passing and at the Ferry, one of the ladies selling tickets was very inquisitive and wrote down some notes of exact info on our bikes.

Plenty of room for extra batteries!

I think a trike could be the best way to peak her interest and start with a strong confidence level.

I can add the same mindset. I tried twice on Amazon after taking a lot of time researching. The first choice flopped and they refunded my money. The second purchase I tried, got shipped out and I followed the tracking for almost two weeks and then it showed delivered to an Ohio address. I live...

true, ours are 2018 models that have been redone to a 48v 500w hub system new to this bike this year.

My wife and I have X-treme Sedona 48v models

I guess I'm not sure either lol. This is my first one too but my motor has 5 power bars similar to the battery bars. The goal is to not have any motor bars lit by pedaling harder. If all five motor bars are lit then it is using the most power.

All your crank sensor knows is that it is being pedaled so the assist will kick in. Ours also has a motor meter gauge, so you can see that the more pedal effort you give directly affects how much motor power is being used. The extra meter can help you push harder to keep your motor from working...

They are getting there. We went to the Island Line Rail trail in Burlington Vt and we saw the most we've seen on a ride. Also a lot of inquiries and interest! We also saw a few in Rochester area on the Erie canal trail

we just rode there this past weekend, beautiful!

I'm going to throw in another perspective. I am handicapped with Muscular dystrophy and I can notice very minute differences in how much strength I need because I don't have much. We have a hill nearby that is quite steep. When I am in pas5 I can definitely pedal easier but when I get near the...

I looked and found a deal better than I did in June. Maybe I shouldn't have looked lol. I paid 1550 each for 2 of the Sedona 48v models. They have been fantastic bikes and we have over 700 miles so far! Here is an outstanding sale price...

Maybe something like these could be used https://www.etrailer.com/Trailer-Fenders/Redline/PF11X35W-2.html Or try filing through the top row there may be more choices of plastic ones if you look around...

All while doing something I loved doing while I was growing up! Heck I feel like I'm starting over in my biking life, this is exciting! Today we rode from Macedon to Rochester (and back). It is an absolutely beautiful part of the canal system and a lot of paved trail which is always a...

We have over 400 miles and counting, paint me with a large smile!

Perfect. I introduced myself earlier this year. I purchased 2 full suspension Sedona ebikes from Eric at Farbike and I have opened up my world to something I love to do. I am 50 years old and have Muscular Dystrophy. I have always been able to ride a bike but as years have worn on its gotten...

For now I like these Kenda tires. The railroad bed near our home is much softer in areas almost like beach sand and these tires have so far done a great job. I do appreciate the recommendations, those tires look nice!