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I test rode the Rad City the other day and except for the saddle being a little uncomfortable, I was very impressed, especially since it's only $1499. Also plan to test ride the Pedego mid-drive Commuter this weekend. It's twice the price as the Rad City, but Pedego has a store near me and I...

Thank you, Ravi. New Pedego store is opening near me this weekend and the owner couldn’t be nicer.

I know the specs for all three, would just like advice because I’m new to electric bikes. Love the Townie’s looks, but it does not have a throttle. The Rad City is about $1200 less than the Townie and $800 less than the Pedego. I’ve test ridden the Townie and will test ride the other two this...

Tucson. Thanks.

HELP: Would appreciate thoughts on buying my first e-bike. It MUST be from a local shop as I like to support local businesses, prefer to deal with a human in person, and I’m not handy. So, from those carried locally what are your thoughts on the Electra Townie Go!, Magnum Peak and Mangum +, and...

So great to hear that it comes fully assembled because I may get one and I’m not handy at all. Enjoy.

Great to hear that it came fully assembled. I’m considering buying it and I’m not handy. Took it for a short test drive, really like the Nuvinci drive and belt drive very quiet. Pretty cool and functional Smartphone APP. Built in GPS, bike location, theft alarm, navigation. Belt Drive. 3...

You’re right, 20 mph is fine. That said, what do you think of the bikes I mentioned? Remember I need a local bike shop to work with as I am not handy. Thanks.

ADVICE PLEASE! I am retiring soon (I’m 64) and would like to choose the right electric bike. It must come from a brick and mortar store because I’m not knowledgeable about e-bikes or handy. My favorites from my online research are the Electra Townie Go!, the Trek Lyft (test drove these two at...