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According to my understanding, in China such rainbow lights may be used in buildings, street lights, trees (it will look very good at night), and if it is used to decorate your own car, it is very rare. They prefer simple tail lights or decorative lights.

It's very much the same as my intuitive preference, I prefer simplicity and of course taillights and night lights are essential.

For evening city rides, or rides to the beach for night fishing, I think it's not just cool but necessary, and I even think it should be introduced with a feature to secure fishing rods, and accessories like fishing buckets as well as audio.

Sounds great, I'd like to inquire a little bit: Currently, many e-bikes on the market launch marketing strategies, mostly giving away some accessories (which I think are not useful and expensive). Would people be interested in lowering the price of a separate e-bike and giving away some...

windshield? It does sound crazy, but doesn't it affect your riding? Especially on bumpy roads and in windy weather. For Harley, isn't it true that more experiences like this emphasize the difference? You remind me that in China, it's popular to add a canopy to a battery bike, something like...

Recently there was a group of brightly colored e-bikers at the beach in Los Angeles, which looked kind of weird and cool. Would you choose to give your e-bike this kind of "makeup" if it were you? It seems like a unique find, what if there was a brand that offered riders various customization...

I like the color scheme and it looks friendly to the average-height cyclist.

Very useful information🥰

I'll call them directly😁

Like said above, a lot of things are a trend, maybe the market is giving some incorrect direction, such as ebikes with fat tires sell better and are more profitable? As said above, a lot of things are a trend, maybe the market is giving some incorrect direction, such as e-bikes with fat tires...

It's not suitable for city riding, look at its parameters and design, it's made for mountains and snow

I know Felix, one of their employees in NJ, test rode their Pika Folding, Alligator Step-thru E-Bike, and honestly would consider it for a few more discounts. Of course, I asked Felix and it seems that warehouse pickups are not allowed at this time.

I get what you are trying to say, why can't we discuss these new brands anymore, I will also share Aventon, Mokwheel, and Himiway if you want to see them.

Yes, it's big and looks like it would be a good ride for a taller person with a larger weight base In all honesty, I've inquired about them in email and they have employees in NJ but told me this mountain e-bike won't be available until April and they suggested I could experience their other...

A very vague answer.

Yes, accurately defines mountain and snow riding

This is pertinent advice, at the moment I'm just attracted by its looks, it's not on the market yet, and due to my height, I may not be able to handle it. But I have experienced similar mountain ebikes and love their shocks and speed so much.

In all honesty, I'm only 170cm and with a fat tire with a very high cushion, it would be difficult for me because it's just big and heavy!

You have a unique taste and aesthetic. Very interesting.

According to their website, the cheapest is the Pika Foldable e-bike, Cargo bike $1799, and, Alligator E-Bike, $1799, and this one Kodiak, $2399. If it were me, I'd opt to email them for a coupon code for more savings. The bad thing is that a lot of brands don't mail to Hawaii, including Vetanya.😩😭