Hi Glenn, I think Gus and JoePah above made some great points. For ebikes that rely on torque sensing only (without input from pedal cadence and wheel speed) you may experience and inconsistent ride if one of your feet can't actually provide torque. The motor may end up pulsating as the active foot pushes and the other foot coasts along.
Consider the IZIP Dash as Gus mentioned because it has three sensors (torque, cadence and speed) and note that having a throttle in addition to assist could be a huge support. It would be best to try these bikes in person and see how they respond to your ride style. One other scenario to consider... the IZIP Path+ only uses one type of sensor (cadence) but in your case that would be smoother than torque given the variation in strength from one foot to another.
Hope this helps you out, excited to hear what you end up with and more about your rides
Consider the IZIP Dash as Gus mentioned because it has three sensors (torque, cadence and speed) and note that having a throttle in addition to assist could be a huge support. It would be best to try these bikes in person and see how they respond to your ride style. One other scenario to consider... the IZIP Path+ only uses one type of sensor (cadence) but in your case that would be smoother than torque given the variation in strength from one foot to another.
Hope this helps you out, excited to hear what you end up with and more about your rides