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I bought the Mariner after a long look at both. At the time, both had 500w motors. I liked the appearance, price and features of the Marinier more, and was able to test drive a friend’s. He was totally happy with his. I ordered mine and can say the same. I probably would have also been happy...

I fully endorse the Mariner for trail riding. I'm 67 years old, have ridden mine 450 miles -- about half on trails-- and just love the bike. With its wide tires it's stable enough to roll over rocks and roots, thick sand or gravel, has plenty of power, and can fold into the back seat of a sedan...

I fully endorse the Mariner for trail riding. I'm 67 years old, have ridden mine 450 miles -- about half on trails-- and just love the bike. With its wide tires it's stable enough to roll over rocks and roots, thick sand or gravel, has plenty of power, and can fold into the back seat of a sedan...

C Nugget --I got a flat on my rear tire also, but was super lucky -- a slow leak happened overnight and so I wasn't stuck miles from a road somewhere. A bike shop reluctantly agreed to fix the flat and I watched them with all their equipment labor through it for about 40 minutes. If I was on my...

Green Bike USA offers a 48v 13AH silverfish battery that looks IDENTICAL to the Mariner's, and when I was ordering my Mariner I worked out a deal with George to sell me the Mariner without a battery. I had done a bunch of research on whether the Mariner controller would work with it, and it...

I just got a new Mariner 500W Limited and I put mine in my sedan back seat on a bunch of towels, bungee cording it to the back headrests. My real reason for this post, though, is to talk about off road riding on this great bike. No one had posted much about that and so I had to buy it a bit on...