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Well, here's a cold shower: MSRP $3,999.00 http://www.emotionbikesusa.com

It seems strange that there are no news or reviews or anything about it anywhere since the last review of the prototype here but it seems to be for sale online for a price that's too good to be true if it's not total rubbish: What's going on here...?

At the risk of going off topic: what? Wasn't that how the Peak behaves but the Dash is supposed to do 20 mph with throttle alone?

Well that gives options. Very reassuring, thanks.

I could do that but it just doesn't sit quite right with me that the shipping charge for the special order would be higher than if I order it myself from some store online...

While we're on this subject... I have a dilemma: I'm pretty much set on getting the Dash but the local Currie dealer here doesn't sell it yet (or any of the new IZip models) and can't say when he would. I'm guessing he's trying to get rid of the old ones in stock first. What if I order a Dash...

Ok, soon hypermiling e-bikes just like cars is going to be a thing. Anyway sounds like 10 miles will be easy if you don't accelerate hard.

Thanks, good info. Makes me think that seeing the life span simply measured in cycles might mislead many to think that the fewer times you charge the battery, the longer it lasts, when just about the opposite is true.

I've been wondering for a while how this all relates to the battery life specified in charge cycles: if e.g. the quoted life is 500 cycles, does it matter whether you charge from 95% to full, from 50% to 75% or from 50% to full? If you plug in and unplug the charger 500 times in one day, is the...

Sorry if this has been asked and answered already, but now that many have been riding the Dash, has anyone tried how many miles it goes without pedaling at all? I'm looking for a commuter bike that could get me to work in the morning without a drop of sweat and I'd get the exercise then on the...