I purchased a Rize Leisure Step last year for roughly 2k and at that time they were selling the bike with the 750 watt rear hub Banfang, racks, fenders, a torque sensor, and what seems to be almost non existent now, a 48v19ah battery. I haven't seen any bikes come close to this amount of value for the dollar now. The new Rize line have reduced their battery sizes and are more expensive by a couple hundred bucks.
The only company I've seen that seem to offer this same level of value is Juiced. For around $2,300 you're getting everything I mentioned above plus a 52V19AH battery. So although it is a 300 more you do get the 52V battery.
It is just something that I've noticed with the newer e bikes coming out. I figured with competition from so many other bike companies prices would be reducing or at least you'd be better more bang for your buck. I guess it is inflation and the supply chain issues.
I absolutely love my Rize bike. I have had 0 issues with it and it is crazy powerful. I don't think I would purchase a bike that had any lower specs that it has in the future. I was just wondering if you all had noticed any bike companies packaging together value like Rize or Juiced in terms of what I had listed.
The only company I've seen that seem to offer this same level of value is Juiced. For around $2,300 you're getting everything I mentioned above plus a 52V19AH battery. So although it is a 300 more you do get the 52V battery.
It is just something that I've noticed with the newer e bikes coming out. I figured with competition from so many other bike companies prices would be reducing or at least you'd be better more bang for your buck. I guess it is inflation and the supply chain issues.
I absolutely love my Rize bike. I have had 0 issues with it and it is crazy powerful. I don't think I would purchase a bike that had any lower specs that it has in the future. I was just wondering if you all had noticed any bike companies packaging together value like Rize or Juiced in terms of what I had listed.
