Quite frankly, I do not see ebikes going to much more speed so, though there may have more uphill torque, they won’t go much faster. Regulations will get ahead of much of this and yes, price will likely go down but maybe not by much. New features such as ABS and all-wheel drive will likely become quite popular.
Hello,responsible posters? who? you?
Anyways,
I don't know what to say man, you can check Hyper and Ancheer reviews on YouTube by yourself. They're real buyers, they do show both pros and cons, etc.
There are tons of them.Many of them have owned for a several months.
Unlike EBR review, where they test only brand new bike and only review initial impressions, some of those Hyper and Ancheer ebikers use them on daily basis.
I didn't say components are good, in the end, they're not Trek or Specialized. However I found that they're generally happy with their purchase.
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N+1 is always the right answer!
My wife bought a Walmart <$100 single speed cruiser bike to use on paths in Mesa when visiting relatives a couple years ago. It worked perfectly for her for the couple weeks she was visiting, cost less and was less hassle than renting a bike. Since then it has been used regularly to daily for 6-8 mile rides by her sister without any problems. For the right use and user a BSO might be a perfect fit. Snooty bike people are annoyingly obnoxious, opinionated and self centered. Most definitely not "impartial".On some snooty bike forums, these products are known as BSO's... Bicycle Shaped Objects.
Commuting 101: Bike Shaped Objects
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The Bicycle Shaped Object or 'BSO', highlights many of the reasons why proper advice from The Cycling Experts and spending that little bit extra, can make all the difference to how much you get from your bike and how much you enjoy riding it.
The n + 1 principle is a universal law that applies not only to mountain biking but to all things cycling.what?
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The n + 1 principle is a universal law that applies not only to mountain biking but to all things cycling.
The rule, formulated by Velominati, is thus: Rule #12 // The correct number of bikes to own is n + 1.
While the minimum number of bikes one should own is three, the correct number is n + 1, where n is the number of bikes currently owned.
This equation may also be re-written as s – 1, where s is the number of bikes owned that would result in separation from your partner.
What is n + 1? » NTX Trails
The n + 1 principle is a universal law that applies not only to mountain biking but to all things cycling. The rule, formulated by Velominati, is thus: Rule #12 // The correct number of bikes to own is n + 1. While the minimum number of bikes one should own is three, the correct […]
Isn't N1 a virus?!?Well that makes me feel better. Maybe I'm not sick after all
Isn't N1 a virus?!?
