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I carry mine in a backpack. If I leave the bike, everything goes with me.

I like a sleek build but because I built mine it is not. I'm OK with that. Heck, most people still don't know what it is.

40 miles? Is that assisted?

It's a far sleaker design than my compact fold up bike. It has more options than my compact fold up bike. Mine cost me under $500 (Not including the bike I already had) will go over 20mph and far farther.

I am also glad they support e-bikes on the trails but I always get a little squirmish when discussing regulations.

Cool site.

I still have and on occasion ride my Roadmaster from 1968.

In the early 80's I was riding an older Kalkhoff. I got it at a yard sale really cheap. Not making much money at the time it was a nice bike. A few doors down from where I worked was a bike shop. I used to go in all the time and look at the Bianchi's. I will admit that I've never been hard core...

You should do what makes you comfortable and not worry about what others think.

I like the simplistic design. If I was to ever build another bike though it would have a suspension.

Why do you care?

I don't get the reply, but OK.

I do not condemn people for their opinions. To each their own and all but I am curious just so I can read it. Which experts are these?

Maybe everyone will realize we have more than a two party system.

Free trade baby!

It isn't cheating. It's maintaining IMO.

People post on here what they are riding and not staying on top of everything I have to look it up. Looks kinda an in between type of bike. Good looking bike.

If you liked it (if it was me) it wouldn't bother me a bit. Yeah, when I was 12 it would have. Not now. Mines a folding bike so it's basically a step through. Seems to me the two bikes you are looking at are quite different. Only you know what you are wanting.

I most certainly would. Just because it will do 30 doesn't mean you have to dart in and out of traffic doing 30.

That's great and a start. It costs you nothing to do that. I'd give it a full charge, keep track of how you rode and how far and report back. I'm sure many can make a good educated reply on whether the bike is doing as it should. Odds are decent you can likely make a good deal on it also.