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  1. J

    90 miles per charge. Too good to be true?

    Yep, I am starting to look at the prodigy. I did email Young Electric and asked about the 90 mile range. They responded almost immediately saying Does this make sense? It's above my pay grade. They also responded Responding immediately to a sales question doesn't imply the same concern...
  2. J

    New Lectric Xpress

    It's something like that. I'm a snow bird; and in the Fall I head to Florida by train without the bike (I have one there). Also, I'm 82 so I don't know how many more active Summers I will have. Yes, I have a backup plan. That is cancel the Lectric and go with another one. I've done a lot of...
  3. J

    New Lectric Xpress

    How reliable is Lectric? I pre-ordered the upgraded xpress back in April with the understanding that it would ship in June. Come June and I got an email saying it would ship in July with no explanation at all. At the end of July will I get an email saying it will ship in August? I see that...
  4. J

    90 miles per charge. Too good to be true?

    Thanks all for your insights. Since there are almost no reviews for this bike, I think I will move on to two more I've been looking at. Ride1up Turris $1095 Jaison EB5 Roamer ST $819 Yes, I know I was planning on moving up the food chain with this purchase. But the Jaison punched all the...
  5. J

    90 miles per charge. Too good to be true?

    Is it customary for an ebike seller to quote range based on 6-8 mph? I would think that the PAS level 1 speed was the norm. The Young Electric website didn't mention PAS levels and mph.
  6. J

    90 miles per charge. Too good to be true?

    One of the brands in the "Brand & User Reviews" (virtual) subforum is eFlow. I believe eFlow or e-Flow is actually an ebike model produced by the brand "Young Electric". This confused me when I was trying to find information about eFlow, but should have been looking for Young Electric. Now my...
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