Hmmm, that's actually a JPEG image on the website, too - I wonder how often they "update" the remaining quantities shown for each bike?
I was also in Lucerne, Swiss and what is really fun is to take the Glacier Express to get there. My baggage was so loaded with chocolate, I practically dragged it back home LOL. They make some of the best for chocolate lovers across the world IMO.
yes, i do buy only Swiss chocolate. I didn't meant for the earlier comment to give the feeling that their chocolate is not great .
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I have this bike and honestly I wouldn't change a thing about it. I went with the warranty from Lennys. Though BH pulled out of north america, so warranty coverage may be a crapshoot anyway.
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Good catches!I looked at the pictures and seems a screw is missing on the bashguard and a few scrapes on the front fork. Not knowing the history I think I'd pay the premium for new from Lenny's.
Good point. I am a bit curious where they get their Cacao Beans from to pair up with the great dairy they have. I have family in Brazil, and they have one of world's richest plantations which produces on average 350 thousand tons of cocoa per year form various regions of the Amazon. The chocolate can be purchased directly from gourmet chocolate shops in various regions. It is also one of my absolute favorites.
I always was a fan of the BH Go Race above. Super light weight and I have found the battery to be quite efficient. I was able to finally test ride one of these and the 250W rear-hub Dapu motor has a nice punchy feel to it. My wife's E-bike has the same battery, and she can get between 25-30 miles off a full charge.
