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'shunt' is when you have too much power and not enough speed or pedalling action. the sensors turn on and off quickly..

I believe it is, and its not complicated at all, and my wife is no techno........ keep it in level 2 and change to level 3 going up hills, and immediately back to level 2 at the top, otherwise it can 'shunt' do need to keep peddling and that does take a bit of adjusting from the 26kg ebike...

my wife who is 63kg and 5'3" is over the moons with hers [a small], so hopefully you good lady should be ok.. so 5star so far

True, but dont expect to use the range extender, as should be good for 100km. My wife has only ever done 80km. I have one for my Creo, but only use it when riding in the hills.... [we can share of course]

going to have to move the water bottle holder to below the bar......

we managed to get a a hold of a 2022 small 5 EQ step through here in Australia in Brushed aluminium for my wife. Its bloody awesome........... 320wh battery and 700c tyres, infact battery is showing 333wh on Mission control app!!!!

ok, didnt know that...

dont like throttles......

aabsolutely right. no carrying anywhere, but lifting into car occasionally. will not buy anything with battery above wheels for the reason of stability. Ebikes are moving on day by day, but there are plently with 5 year or more old designs still on sale........

Blix looks lovely but is TOO HEAVY

Australia is a big country with a small population indeed... A

don't like the throttle. how old is this bike 2017????

Well well well, what information you guys and gals supply. are any of these available in Au, doubt it but will research....thanks.... A & S

My wife has Cervical Stenosis which causes residual neuropathy. also I replacement hip. So needs an upgrade from the current foldable ebike which is a bit agricultural. Must be low step through and small [5'2'] and have adjustable handlebar rake etc. and will need a suspension seat post that...