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Not valid in store, online only. I've ordered four Velotrics ebikes online and never had a problem. That being said, there's one Velotric ebike dealer in my city, so I could always take it there if I have a problem.

Velotric will be increasing their prices TOMORROW (April 15th)! Here's a link to a 10% discount: rwrd.io/ref_ZD5TTHA?c

Velotric prices will be increasing TOMORROW (April 15)! Here's a 10% discount link: rwrd.io/ref_ZD5TTHA?c

Velotric will be raising prices on April 15th due to the tariffs. Thank goodness the new Fold 1 Plus (torque sensor AND cadence sensor) will be available on April 10th because I'm planning on buying one. Yes, I already have a discount code.

I thought I would throw this out there, it's sort of related to your question. Many of the newer Velotric ebikes, including the Breeze 1, have 15 PAS levels. What I have found on my Nomad 2 is that I don't use all 15 PAS levels. What I DO do is use different levels depending on if I'm in...

I commute to and from my office and I use the cadence sensor (with the throttle sometimes) for that since I don't want to show up to work all sweaty. On weekends, I'll switch to torque sensor in order to get in some exercise and, you know, just ride a bike like a bike.

I have a Velotric Nomad 2 which allows switching between cadence and torque by just pushing a button. It's really great having that option because I use them both for different reasons.

New 10% off discount codes are available! Let me know and I'll send you the link!

Testers had a wish list which included what you mentioned. The final production version of the ebike may or may not have it.

Nomad 2 has BOTH a torque sensor and cadence sensor, Adventure 2 only has a torque sensor. Nomad 2 has 15 PAS levels, Adventure 2 has 4. Nomad 2 front fork has 100mm of travel, Adventure 2 has 80mm. Nomad 2 has push-button cruise control, Adventure 2 does not. Nomad 2 has a suspension...

Two piston. 4-piston would be better, but I think the larger front rotor helps a lot on this particular ebike. Top speed is a bit faster than the Nomad 1, but acceleration is a bit less. I think Velotric dialed it down a bit since the Nomad 1 has lots of torque on the low end which made some...

No, I do not work for Velotric. I'm one of about 50 people that tested the Nomad 2 for Velotric.

The Nomad 2 will be out soon. I've been testing it for several months. Main features: 750 watts (1300 peak), 90Nm of torque and the motor is SUPER quiet, 15 PAS levels, torque sensor AND cadence sensor (you can switch in the menu), hydraulic brakes, 203mm front brake rotors and 180mm in the...

Here’s the newly released Velotric Nomad 2 which I’ve been testing for several months. Main Features: 750 watts (1300 peak), 90Nm of torque and the motor is SUPER quiet, 15 PAS levels, torque sensor AND cadence sensor (you can switch in the menu), hydraulic brakes, 203mm front brake rotors and...

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I don't think Texas currently has a rebate program.

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The Velotric Fold 1 is a folding ebike with a 750 watt motor instead of the typical 500 watt motor like the other ebikes listed. It's a much better choice. Let me know if you want a discount code.

I'd highly recommend either the Velotric Nomad 1 or the Velotric Discover 2. I have a Nomad 1 and it can go anywhere and can climb hills with ease. The Discover 2 is new and is a pretty hot ebike right now. Watch some reviews on Youtube. Let me know if you need a discount code.

The discount code still works, let me know if you need it.