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Awesome! I love mine as well, and it has been trouble free as well.
 
In my riding area, I rarely need to go above 20 mph so my experience is somewhat limited. I definitely still feel-good motor support up to 25 mph. The speed limit above 25 is more about my crank rpm being higher than my desired target. This is with a 48 tooth chainring and 11 tooth cassette. I am in the process of installing a 50 tooth front chainring which should help a bit. I did not want to have to add any links to my chain or I would have gone to a 52 tooth chainring. I definitely do not need such a low gear even when climbing and I live in an area with substantial mountain passes.

I really am happy with the Bosch motor. The support is excellent and feels very natural. Battery life has also been very good.

Before my purchase, I had narrowed down my choice between a Trek Allant+ 7S and the Gazelle Ultimate T10+. Riding both, I did have a preference for the Gazelle. Riding position for me was more comfortable and I liked the adjustable handlebar stem. Also, the somewhat thinner tire size was also to my liking.
Hello! I've been reading this thread with interest, as I'm considering an Ultimate T10+. Unfortunately, I can't find any in stock near me to test ride. (Selling out, not popular, or discontinued?) I'm particularly interested in how adjustable the handlebar stem is, as I prefer a more upright posture. (Most of my riding is in the city and, well, I'm getting a little older and achy.) Could you give me an idea of how adjustable that stem is? How upright a posture can you get, if desired? For comparison, I'm also considering Trek Verve+ and Specialized Como and maybe even an Electra Vale. (I welcome comments on those options, too--or any other suggestions.) I found Gazelle's Arroyo to be really comfortable but strongly, strongly prefer a derailleur. Thank you for any thoughts!
 
Hello! I've been reading this thread with interest, as I'm considering an Ultimate T10+. Unfortunately, I can't find any in stock near me to test ride. (Selling out, not popular, or discontinued?) I'm particularly interested in how adjustable the handlebar stem is, as I prefer a more upright posture. (Most of my riding is in the city and, well, I'm getting a little older and achy.) Could you give me an idea of how adjustable that stem is? How upright a posture can you get, if desired? For comparison, I'm also considering Trek Verve+ and Specialized Como and maybe even an Electra Vale. (I welcome comments on those options, too--or any other suggestions.) I found Gazelle's Arroyo to be really comfortable but strongly, strongly prefer a derailleur. Thank you for any thoughts!
I too like a more upright posture but not to the level of a cruiser type bike. I accomplished this by moving the stem to a more upright position. I will try to get a picture posted that shows this. Other modifications have been to use a more padded saddle and SQ Lab 710 grips.

As far as availability, I would talk with your local Gazelle dealer to see if the bike is something that is still available.

PS - I prefer a derailleur system as well for its simplicity.
 
I too like a more upright posture but not to the level of a cruiser type bike. I accomplished this by moving the stem to a more upright position. I will try to get a picture posted that shows this. Other modifications have been to use a more padded saddle and SQ Lab 710 grips.

As far as availability, I would talk with your local Gazelle dealer to see if the bike is something that is still available.

PS - I prefer a derailleur system as well for its simplicity.
Thank you!
 
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