Like a Boss.

[jorukfundan]

I’ve got a Trek Rail eMTB. It’s a pretty rad bike. Definitely a game changer for my local riding. I can two two laps of the nearest gnarly trail in less than half the time that it took on my analog bike. Super sick. I was gonna put some slicks on it to commute, but I’m thinking about finding more money and buying a street ebike. Why not.

 

[jorukfundan]

I did find a Vado SL. So now I have an electric eMTB and an electric street bike. I feel very fortunate.

 

[Dallant]

I did find a Vado SL. So now I have an electric eMTB and an electric street bike. I feel very fortunate.

Life is short. Do what you can if you can while you can.

 

[ebikemom]

Have a great time! I bet you’ll get a lot of use out of both of your bikes!

 

[Stefan Mikes]

Best of both worlds, @jorukfundan!

 

[Taylor57]

I did find a Vado SL. So now I have an electric eMTB and an electric street bike. I feel very fortunate.

Livin the dream!

 

[CodyDog]

Trek Rail is a nice bike. Enjoy!

 

[Ebiker01]

Could also get a Specialized Creo or Trek Domane +HP to complete the trifecta.

 

[jorukfundan]

Could also get a Specialized Creo or Trek Domane +HP to complete the trifecta.

The Creo intrigues me. I went out on the Vado SL and tried to put in a good time to work. I found I could maintain 24 mph (38 kph) consistently, but much more than that seems quite difficult at the moment. I am guessing a Creo with some drop bars would allow for more speed.

 

[FlatSix911]

I did find a Vado SL. So now I have an electric eMTB and an electric street bike. I feel very fortunate.

N+1 Bikes is always the right answer!