Best reliable Company
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Nova Haibike
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I think it would be impossible to get a reliable answer to that question. You would need thousands of responses to get an accurate sampling. Here, you can only get individual experiences of the bike or bikes people bought, and there aren't thousands or even hundreds of active members on this forum.
In order to help you, it is more important to know things like where you live, your height, weight, age, where and why you want to ride, what budget you have, what kind of bike you think you want, etc.
In order to help you, it is more important to know things like where you live, your height, weight, age, where and why you want to ride, what budget you have, what kind of bike you think you want, etc.
Asoma64
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I live on the third floor of an apartment , I was going to initially buy a biktrix and keep it covered outside. I really liked the power and throttle but now I am shifting toward 40lbs bikes. I have been looking at Vanmoof and faraday bike. I am just worried that I buy the bike and the company runs out of business. I know faraday was acquired by a big group. Vanmoof is also cheaper and offers GPS anti-theft .I have also seen stromer st1 and st1x for 20 percent off but they are much heavier. I want a bike to ride around Boston and carry some groceries and have some speed. I am 6ft tall 196 lb male.
J.R.
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https://electricbikereview.com/easy-motion/easygo-race/
35 pound bike (incl battery) from a company in business more than 100 years under the same ownership. A real 5 year warranty. Downside is small battery. Big upside is price.
35 pound bike (incl battery) from a company in business more than 100 years under the same ownership. A real 5 year warranty. Downside is small battery. Big upside is price.
Nova Haibike
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The Trek Verve+ is a little over your target weight at 45-46 lbs., although if you remove the battery, it will drop to 40 lbs. Naturally being a Trek, you won't have trouble finding a service for it as they have the largest dealer network of any company. Other plusses are a Bosch drive system (again very common), and it is a "real" bike with a Shimano 9-speed drivetrain, hydraulic brakes, and quick release wheels. Downside? No throttle. Here is EBR Review of the Trek Verve+.
bob armani
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I have always been a fan of this bike. A bit large for me, however, if the smaller battery is an issue, just purchase an additional one for $2-300 dollars US. I have the same motor and battery setup and I was impressed with the range from the small battery pack. The Propella is also similar, but the company is not as well established as BH Easy Motion.
Asoma64
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I like the verve , how doesn’t it compare to the lift and conduit and is it worth it to spend 1k more for the powerfly or xm7000 like is the price justified because I really like the 28mph speed limit
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