Court didn't review it. But I hit the liv-cycling.com website for a picture of the Amiti E+2.
https://www.liv-cycling.com/us/amiti-eplus-2
It has a Yamaha mid drive which should both get you up hills and be capable of being pedalled unpowered. They claim range of 125 mi but the battery is 11.5 AH 36v. I get about 40 miles @ 9 mph out of 17 AH 48v but my route is hilly.
It comes in 4 sizes which is important to short or tall people.
It has no fenders. The picture is pretty big, I didn't see a boss or hole on the rear fork to mount fenders, a book rack, or trailer hitch apparatus. There was nothing but the seat stem to mount such a book rack or fenders either.
It has a 9 speed rear cluster, which means you'll need to replace the chain after 1000 to 2000 powered miles.
It has hydraulic disk brakes, which feel really good but sometimes need a new caliper when you replace the pads. When you push the piston back in for thicker pads, sometimes it will start leaking. I get about 4000 miles on the pad I use the most.
The tires are 700x45 mm which diameter is for long legged people. 45 around is a little small for speed, I use 55 (2") for 10 mph. There is a front suspension.
The frame is aluminum so it shouldn't weigh a lot. Hubs are QR which means on halloween or party days your front wheel would be stolen if the bike is chained up out in public. Saw 3 bikes w/o front wheel Sunday after Derby 3 years ago. I changed QR on bike left to #10-32x4.5" stainless screw with elastic stop nut, but that takes a little skill. If you weigh a lot more than 160 lb that screw might not be thick enough.
It has a straight handlebar. When I was 30-40-50 that was fine, but in my 60's I need the grips parallel to the bike frame. Posture will be slightly bent forward but not extremely aerodynamically smooth.
