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As I wrote before. You feel uneasy about this campaign. Than simply do not contribute. Go to a shop buy a bike which you can testdrive. But STOP crying like a baby. MOVE ON to a shop where you get all your answers.

EULITTLB you clearly DO NOT understand crowdfunding a campaign of a product in progress. EVEN large companies such as Apple sometimes have to changes specs from product announcement until product launch. Quite often they have had to drop features previously announced. The specs of the Sondors...

Why should they ship a 200W motor to Europe? Nowhere on their campaign does it say they would ship different versions. And nowhere do they claim they sell a "street legal" model for all countries world wide. Anyone can buy this bike and use it anywhere on this world on his private property. If...

Well I am real and NOT an internet troll and I contributed more than USD 1 and I took the time to read the site, the FAQ and the updates. Those who can read have a clear advantage. They can save themselves and others those stupid questions and false assumptions.

Why do people who did either not contribute or contribute just USD 1 make such a big fuss? If you don't feel comfortable contributing to crowdfunding go to a shop and buy a finished product. If I were Sondors I wouldn't reply to those internet trolls neither. And that infamous Prodecotech...

bought a Sondors bike for Thailand :-)

Well there is ANOTHER Storm bike out there. Head over to England. Greetings to Prodeco ;-) http://www.batribike.com/electric-bikes/hand-built-in-britain/storm