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I don't know, most likely plastic composite but you can ask the company in Canada.

The only thing similar between the eprodigy and the TQ is the placement at the center of the bottom bracket. The eprodigy uses an outrunner motor design (similar to many hub drives) and the gear reduction is by the use of planetary gears...

I know people here wants the widest range possible so they can conquer the steepest hills and also pedal on the down hill at 30 mph. After more than 2000 miles on my full suspension Giant Stance2 with BBSHD and 48 teeth chain ring, I haven't really used the top end except when going down hill...

\ You need to have a cadence meter so you can accurately describe what spinning too fast is to you and what comfortable cadence is for you. On, my ebike if I want to maintain higher speed, I use the 9th gear of my 10 speed ebike since the 10th gear gives me a slower cadence (of less than 80...

If you don't want the assist to cut off at 20 mph, you might consider a simple trick by fooling the speed sensor. https://www.ebiketuning.com/e-bike-tuning/badass-box.html

This is only the tip of the iceberg. These are everywhere, amazon, ebay, alibaba, you name it. https://www.cnbc.com/2016/07/08/amazons-chinese-counterfeit-problem-is-getting-worse.html

It is a blatant patent violation but just like everything else, China has violated all kinds of patent and trademark laws in the book with impunity. The entire country does not observe the international patent and trademark law, in fact, the government seemingly promotes people to do it. It's...

Check out this thread that I started. https://electricbikereview.com/forums/threads/hub-drive-vs-mid-drive-round-2.25642/

I searched about e-unicycle crashes and apparently, these are just few of the causes; 1. Speed wobble. 2. power cutting off / loose connection / system failure. 3. Over-riding the top speed and falling off forward. 4. Rolling over a big bump or deep pot hole. The fact that it relies on the...

I guess it makes you do core strengthening exercise to keep yourself balanced and also muscle toning on both the midsection and lower body. Probably a viable option to alternate with cycling exercise.

I wouldn't be riding that long if it's not an ebike since the hills and head winds take away the fun of bike riding in the first place.

If you have a store that offers free delivery within designated radius, this would be a great delivery option. https://electricbikereview.com/riese-muller/load-75-touring-hs/

Added rear dual panniers would be nice to increase the cargo capacity. Cool thou.

Probably someone else did the test drive on Pedego mid drive. Since the BBSHD has no torque sensor, it would feel sluggish from the start up. The torque sensor on other ebikes ramps up the power at low speed / low cadence to help you accelerate from a stop. That's where the throttle comes in...

Sadly, this one is already discontinued but there are still some vendors that sell it.

The general profile / fit is similar to the Juicedbikes ODK.

I thought I have to post the youtube video separately here.

There are many configurations of cargo ebikes. In your opnion, what would be your ideal cargo ebike and what do you think of the trend on cargo ebikes...

If you don't want the fat tire, there is another capable ebike (the CCX) that competes with the Stromer market in terms of performance and application and also has the 1 Kwh battery and a horn option. youtube.com/watch?v=S2Cl2A0GCjA

Most people here have been to a lot of ebikes, mid drives, hub drives, class 1,2,3, cadence only sensor, torque sensor, manufacturer and LBS support, owner serviceability, etc.. You name it, you'll get an answer. Seek and you shall find, ask and you shall receive.