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you must mean white label as in individual parts, because nobody makes their own motors brakes etc. now hand selecting and assembling parts available is what everyone basically does. I can do it in my garage. The real question is who puts together a nice package?

These Bolton Fat bikes look pretty awesome some nice components for $1999. https://boltonebikes.com/collections/ebikes/products/bolton-electric-fat-bike-24-750-watt

Thanks Court. I did watch the assembly video and it looked pretty straight forward. Also like how they give you all the tools!

I went with the Radcity Step-thru after researching all the available step thru models. It has all the items I wanted throttle, rear rack without a mounted battery, front and rear lights, fenders and less than $1500. Look forward to trying it out. The Aventon Pace seemed nice too with its speed...

From Specialized website GLOBAL WARRANTY POLICY "We stand behind our frames—forever. This means we offer a lifetime warranty to the original owner against structural defects in material or workmanship on ALL models of Specialized-branded frames and forks. This includes seatstays and chainstays...

From Specialized website GLOBAL WARRANTY POLICY "We stand behind our frames—forever. This means we offer a lifetime warranty to the original owner against structural defects in material or workmanship on ALL models of Specialized-branded frames and forks. This includes seatstays and chainstays...

There's a chart out there that compares the power of the motors

they have city bikes with front suspensions and a hard tail. you can add a seat post suspension to ease up on your rear. that being said I put city tires on a mountain bike and it ran great. can easily switch wheel types depending on terrain if you buy another set of rims

The Como 4.0 is a speed pedelec (28 mph), the cube is a class 1 (20 mph).

10mm chain link

just curious what class is yours, starbeem?

Hits 25 mph nicely, haven't pushed it to 28 yet tbh, city driving :P $2700

That's interesting since mine has a Class 3 sticker and assists past 20 mph

I have a 2020 Vado 3.0 with the 1.2e motor and it is a Class 3 bike.

Mike posted about LeBron James recently https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-lebron-james-interview-about-bicycles-1533561787 https://electricbikereview.com/forum/threads/lebron-james-a-serious-cyclist.26757/

I really like the Kinekt 2.1 but its pretty pricey. I went for it over the thudbuster because the springs seemed more durable than the rubber piece in the thudbuster that needs to be replaced eventually

Whatever this guy is using

Also consider a bike your local shop carries and can service since it sounds like you'll be using it a lot

For $2700 price range, i really like my Specialized Turbo Vado 3.0. Class 3 (28 mph)speed with pretty good range, can get 50 to 60 mi in eco-mode