Berry78
Active Member
So far I have only tried 3 ebikes.... 2 Pedegos and a hybrid? bike equipped with a 500w Bionx kit.
Loved the Bionx, although couldn't try it out on a hill. The Pedegos didn't feel quite as natural to me. Didn't ride the Pedegos long though, just around the block.
Can't wait for the DC expo!
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The Pedegos rode like I was sitting on a pillow, kinda floating. Super comfortable, but disconcerting. I am accustomed to feeling more grounded.
The Bionx bike was kinda the opposite. It had fairly narrow tires and no suspension. Found I needed to stand up when going over minor bumps. The actual bionx system felt wonderful. Fast response, plenty of power....I was riding a bike, but the motor took the leg-burning, breathless part away. The Pedego felt quite foreign, like hardly a bike at all. But then, I have only owned hybrid bikes (like the Giant Sedona). I haven't owned cruisers or mountain bikes. But then, I kinda hate my hybrid bikes because they hurt my hands/wrists.
Time to really try out various frame configurations to figure out my ideal setup before worrying too much about the electric aspect.
Loved the Bionx, although couldn't try it out on a hill. The Pedegos didn't feel quite as natural to me. Didn't ride the Pedegos long though, just around the block.
Can't wait for the DC expo!
Edited to add:
The Pedegos rode like I was sitting on a pillow, kinda floating. Super comfortable, but disconcerting. I am accustomed to feeling more grounded.
The Bionx bike was kinda the opposite. It had fairly narrow tires and no suspension. Found I needed to stand up when going over minor bumps. The actual bionx system felt wonderful. Fast response, plenty of power....I was riding a bike, but the motor took the leg-burning, breathless part away. The Pedego felt quite foreign, like hardly a bike at all. But then, I have only owned hybrid bikes (like the Giant Sedona). I haven't owned cruisers or mountain bikes. But then, I kinda hate my hybrid bikes because they hurt my hands/wrists.
Time to really try out various frame configurations to figure out my ideal setup before worrying too much about the electric aspect.
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