CodyDog
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Yes! I guess I'm spoiled with smooth roads year round. Bumpy roads would definitely warrant a good suspension.
Serial 1 Announcement Discussion
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iabob
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It was a surprise to me too. I was an avid cyclist in my youth, have been away from it for a very long time. So this year in my early 50’s I decided to get an ebike. Things that don’t even look bad, cracks is asphalt that don’t warrant a second thought normally are bumpy on a bike. My first demo rides were on cheaper unsuspended bikes and they were cool, I loved pedal assist and knew right away I was getting one. Then I repeated the demo ride on front and full suspended bikes. Holy cow what a difference! The rear not so much but the front definitely. Smooth as glass over surfaces that were bumpy before. Not that I wouldn’t or couldn’t enjoy an unsuspended bike, just that I found the alternative much more comfortable. So now it’s a must have, for me. A big time bonus: after the purchase I discovered how much trail development has taken place in my city over the last 30 years, including single track dirt. What I had no interest in before buying the bike has become some of my favorite rides.
CodyDog
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Well said!
Akrotiri
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Akrotiri
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And the added maintenance of suspension forks
Stefan Mikes
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Especially 60+ Hell's Angels 
iabob
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It’ll be the first time ever that nobody heard them coming.
Akrotiri
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Only because they went with Brose instead of Bosch
CodyDog
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Definitely for an EMTB.
"The bikes just feel right. They don’t feel like a collection of parts; they feel like a properly designed e-bike that disappears beneath you leaving you with nothing to think about but the ride itself." Micah Toll, Electrek
Art Deco
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Because it's Hardly A Davidson ?
fooferdoggie
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Or the Harley sound?
legsofbeer
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Limited range, the bikes route a lot of juice to the subwoofer pipes.
Mulezen
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Actual pretty thorough review
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Harley-Davidson's Most Affordable E-Bike Is The Loudest Bike I've Ever Ridden
The first joke you can expect to hear about Serial 1, Harley-Davidson’s e-bike spinoff, is how Harley managed to make them set off car alarms and wake up the neighbors. As it turns out, the $3,399 Mosh/Cty is the loudest bike I’ve ever ridden. That’s a good thing, though it has more to do with...
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Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
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- Europe
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- Mazovia, PL
The hub noise is a funny thing there, as the motors used in Mosh and especially in Rush are the quietest in the market...Actual pretty thorough review
Harley-Davidson's Most Affordable E-Bike Is The Loudest Bike I've Ever Ridden
The first joke you can expect to hear about Serial 1, Harley-Davidson’s e-bike spinoff, is how Harley managed to make them set off car alarms and wake up the neighbors. As it turns out, the $3,399 Mosh/Cty is the loudest bike I’ve ever ridden. That’s a good thing, though it has more to do with...
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