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Thanks for this--I ended up going with the Espin Flow in the end....

This is great--thank you!

Hi Thanks so much for this--now due to what you wrote I'm definitely leaning towards the Espin Flow (and it is beautiful). I just have a final few questions: 1. I'm terrible constructing things, but on line the Espin Flow company says its very easy and takes 15 minutes. The alternative is to...

Also the Aventon Pace 350

HI I'm actually trying to decide between the Flow, the Munich, and the Ride1Up 100 - my main needs are comfort for city riding (with potholes), removable battery, step through, and affordable - I like all three of these bikes (and am glad I can consider the Munich 26 inch) - if you have any...

PS Do you know how the Munich does with bumps and potholes? I need a bike with good support thanks

When I called them they said I would need the 28" for the Munich (I'm only 5'10)--so I'm ok with the Munich? Do you recommend it? It looks perfect for me on line according to all the reviews but I'd be interested in your take.

HI our local bike shop said they can do it for me since I'm sure I'd hash it up completely. Thank you though.

Unfortunately not in my size 27.5 and they don't think they will have it until December at the earliest

PS right now I'm leaning towards the ride1up500 but I'm going to give it a few more days to see if I get other suggestions...

HI- this is really helpful- does this mean then that I can consider bikes without shocks and get a seat post? Or that if it is just front shocks I'm ok if I get the seat post? I'm down to a few bikes but the potholes in NYC are brutal and it is one of my biggest concerns. Thank you for any...

These both look really great--I'm going to begin to read the reviews now--but if you know both bikes and have any suggestions on what is better about either of them please let me know....Thank you

I'm seeking my first electric bike and want advice please. I'm looking for: - A step through bike that has a comfortable ride - Good shocks (since NYC has a lot of potholes) - Cost less than 1500 - Removable battery. - It doesn't need to be able to go above 20 MPH. Everytime I find a bike...