GreenBike GB750 Fat Tire Low Step Folder

[Southsidelivery]

I have one of these on back order, coming in at end of March. This will be my 5th ebike purchase. I have a 2012 Izip E3 Zuma, Highstep, a 2013 Izip Zuma, LowStep, 1 2015 Izip E3Path+ Lowstep and last year bought a Raleigh Cadent iE LowStep. A these bikes are made by Currie. Never had anything go wrong with any of them. The battery is longer made for the 2 Zuma’s. Have to have it remanufactured. The folder is coming in the end of March, so I will post about it. It looks like a nice bike. Kind of heavy. Comes with rear turn signals and brake light, headlight and fenders. Ready to go. We’ll see. Adios

 

[Norwin]

I have one of these on back order, coming in at end of March. This will be my 5th ebike purchase. I have a 2012 Izip E3 Zuma, Highstep, a 2013 Izip Zuma, LowStep, 1 2015 Izip E3Path+ Lowstep and last year bought a Raleigh Cadent iE LowStep. A these bikes are made by Currie. Never had anything go wrong with any of them. The battery is longer made for the 2 Zuma’s. Have to have it remanufactured. The folder is coming in the end of March, so I will post about it. It looks like a nice bike. Kind of heavy. Comes with rear turn signals and brake light, headlight and fenders. Ready to go. We’ll see. Adios

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Hi SouthSide,

I am curious why you choose to purchase this bike. Are you a resident of Florida, perhaps? Why in the world would you be encouraged to purchase this as your fifth electric bike.

Me? I am trying to purchase my first electric bike. And, I assure you, it's not been an easy purchase.

I still haven't concluded my purchase. Darn it.

My best,

Norwin

 

[GrosseFatigue]

Same here and I have come to the same conclusion. A small 20" foldable bike with good power good range like the GB 750 or the Next. I like the visible orange color. I has L & R turn. The pedal are small and flat. The seat I will have to check as normally I dont like when your ass touch it. It hurts. It looks like a small motorcycle. If you are not going to assist much with the pedal you dont need a 26" or 27.5 bike. The closer you are to the ground the better if you fall. I think electric bikes have to find their groove and this is it. They dont have to look like a bike. They have to look like a small vespa. In specializing in folding bikes with lot of options and colors Green Bike is on to something. Now when will be a mid motor folding bike? Maybe those have better be a real bike size because the chain is driving the bike and you have to change gear all the time. Maybe someone can pitch in.