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interesting thread, my first e-bike (turbo Levo) has me wanting to ride every day (minus 15 to 20 celcius now in Western Canada) and now that I am mostly retired I can do that, my regular mtn bike would have been tucked away for the season by now, the biggest thing is the wind, actually a slight...

so while bragging up my bike to family in Cochrane they responded by saying her and husband just bought Giant e-Trance bikes, while on my first big trip out in minus 10 and snow today I am absolutely hooked, so much fun except tomorrow wearing mitts instead of gloves and a warmer toque, anyways...

picked up new specialized levo comp this afternoon good to go once this snow melts a bit more, just couldn't get the bike muddy on the first day, but there is always tomorrow for it's maiden voyage, hope the battery likes a cold climate

Hi - we also are in the market for e-bikes in Canada (Alberta) - our local bike shop was able to find a somewhat dry area and hill for me to try out the specialized, giant and trek - for me, the specialized just jumped to the front, it was so quiet didn't even know I was pedalling an electric...

thanks for the encouragement, I totally get it, retire and have all the time to follow the news and depressing, rather pedal, feel the wind and alive, and yeah, being a kid all over again is a great way to put it, the wife is not at all interested in my mountain biking part but will enjoy...

hey Mike - thanks for the feedback, and the steer to the emountain bike forum , wow, lots of info there

as I'm in my retirement years looking for an e-bike to extend my mountain biking years, love my regular giant trance mountain bike everytime out on it which averages about 200 miles a month mostly on fireroads, old railway beds, in the bush picking berries and so forth, lots of up and down...