Phildirt
New Member
After 6 to 8 months of obsessed research on ebikes? where do I start where does it end ,I bought a 2015
EVO 27.5 and I love it. I bought from a local dealer ( the only ebike dealer in 400 miles ) a gutsy move on his part. I live in NW Montana a wonderful place to be, and a fantastic place to ride. I am 65 years old over weight and like most of you I love to ride. I work part time selling motorcycles as I have for the last 25 years
and I love them but they are not going to get me back into shape. Ebikes are a sleeper I love it, I have had more fun with this bike than the last 5 motorcycles combined. Yesterday my daughter and I rode 15 miles past the
the closed gate on the Going To The Sun Road in Glacier National Park (it is closed to cars until the snow is cleared in june) It was a 2500 ft. climb in 11 miles and
only used 3 bars of battery in eco mode ( I weight 260 ) it nearly killed my daughter. I had more fun pacing some young guys in spandex up the mountain. Except for a few times I played a low profile on the bike not to stand out on a ebike in a national park (I did bring a copy of the federal laws detailing the specific description of ebikes). I have not used the throttle yet and do not need to as the pedelec function is why I bought it. I have had it for a week and 80 miles time will tell so far very happy.
EVO 27.5 and I love it. I bought from a local dealer ( the only ebike dealer in 400 miles ) a gutsy move on his part. I live in NW Montana a wonderful place to be, and a fantastic place to ride. I am 65 years old over weight and like most of you I love to ride. I work part time selling motorcycles as I have for the last 25 years
and I love them but they are not going to get me back into shape. Ebikes are a sleeper I love it, I have had more fun with this bike than the last 5 motorcycles combined. Yesterday my daughter and I rode 15 miles past the
the closed gate on the Going To The Sun Road in Glacier National Park (it is closed to cars until the snow is cleared in june) It was a 2500 ft. climb in 11 miles and
only used 3 bars of battery in eco mode ( I weight 260 ) it nearly killed my daughter. I had more fun pacing some young guys in spandex up the mountain. Except for a few times I played a low profile on the bike not to stand out on a ebike in a national park (I did bring a copy of the federal laws detailing the specific description of ebikes). I have not used the throttle yet and do not need to as the pedelec function is why I bought it. I have had it for a week and 80 miles time will tell so far very happy.
