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and what about some one who paid full price for a GC earlier? are there 2 different types? can you discriminate one from another? or are you gonna tell him/her its only worth 1/2 value on these certain bikes?

I believe most retailers prohibit this as SOP just because many GC are discounted "No Cash Value" clause Whether the GC was sold for 500, 1000 or 1500 doesn't matter, the bearer holds a 1k GC for that retailer and unless the retailer claims it's fraudulent it should be honored

Depending on your particular state laws it may actually be contrary to consumer protection laws to place this restriction on a gift certificate

That would be combining promos!

These bikes are discounted for a reason, they are not new! While you may get a good deal but they have served a purpose for him, they can't be sold as new. Didn't say sinister just be aware

If you buy or gift someone a GC you expect to spend that amount in the store, whether it's Wal-Mart, Advance auto, Kragens, Ralph's market. They don't tell you "no that's a sale item you can't include that". I understand what some of you are saying in his defense but maybe he should call it...

One of the larger online retailers here is offering 50% off gift certificates. Just wanted to caution anyone buying they are not typical GF, I was told that they can only be used on full price ebikes. If you gift one to somebody and they expect to walk in and buy something for the face value of...

I would imagine the so called Missouri warehouse no longer exists if BH left the market?

Regarding replacement or extra batteries and specialty parts, Voltaire Cycles (formerly Electric Spokes) of Verona, NJ seem to have a substantial inventory of EasyMotion items. It's expen They are not that far from me, I'll take a ride over. As for parts being expensive? That could be a...

Their last batch of bikes have batteries that are going on 3 + years in age now. This is my greatest concern now.

sounds like a bike to stay away from

for future info purposes, if one were to work on their own bike would you quickly get the "touch" for your own sensor as opposed to numerous random bikes coming in/out of your shop? Plus if doing your own adjustment you could do it in the field and stop/adjust every couple hundred yards?

That is great info and kinda what I suspected about them leaving NA market. You must be crossing your fingers as to how long parts supply will last. I fully understand what you are talking about with the thru axle/torque sensing system, I gather you were not happy with system regardless of bike...

I'm a newbie but someone out there is familiar with easymotion hubs, or I'll call the retailer again. what I have seen thru my search is that easy motion changed a lot of items significantly thru the years, why its best to call and find out. thanks

Can't be sure of the motor, the latest review I find is 3 years old and this is what is stated 500W rear hub motor featuring thru axle design (easily remove rear wheel)

if they are good about sending parts that's fine with me. I've been wrenching for 50+ years now. but what about part availability for those BH bikes, that's another animal, esp. battery pack, it may be proprietary

btw-have you any other experience with a different bike?

thanks for the input, that's been my concern. Maybe CL will have something to say here. I noticed he was very active here during BF and CM.

I don't wanna put any retailer on the spot, but even a reputable dealer with no manufacturers support is gonna be hesitant to go into his own pocket to warranty battery on deep discounted bike.

One of the online retailers is offering what appears to be good deals on Easy motion demo models. They are sold as new with warranty but have been used on the floor or outside i imagine, have some miles. I'm concerned about the warranty. How will retailer warranty the batteries with Easy motion...