Very impressed with IGO's revamped line up - 17 new models for 2020

[Deleted member 4210]

Great quality builds, beautiful frames and battery integration, torque sensing combined with hub drives, and Blue tooth app connection with diagnostics for service techs. Considerable power via controllers that have a 90 amp capability. Can change from class II to class III as desired.

Price points very reasonable for all the upgrades and standard features.

Some photos of a few models at CABDA Midwest...

Way to go, IGO !

 

[Dewey]

torque sensing combined with hub drives

Hi Mike, looking at the EBR review of the iGo Core Elite II the specs say it has a cadence sensor, albeit a more sensitive 32 pole sensor. On the brand web page, the Aspire, Performance+, and Outland OKA & Laurentian models list a torque sensor in the specs, it seems the new models in their line-up are a mix of torque and cadence sensors. I like that both Outland models include both a torque sensor and a removable throttle, a rare combination in a pre-built ebike at the price point, I'd like to see iGo do this for their step-through city models. Torque sensor and a throttle is a combination currently only found on some DIY kits or higher-power >750w step-through models like the Hilleater Galiano ST or Juiced HyperScorpion moped, but I think it would be a selling point for some riders on Class 2 or 3 ebikes particularly in stop-go city traffic or when stopped and facing a hill-climb when towing a trailer.

 

[OutdoorLover]

Hi Mike's and others on this forum. I'm new here, in my late 60s, with mobility issues in more ways than one at this moment (like pretty much the rest of the planet it seems;-)), but I'm out in the boonies which means I can enjoy the outdoors as much as I can but my aging knees and muscles are protesting and request some help! Before they go on strike, I have decided to get myself an eBike to improve their situation. I have narrowed down my choice to either the RadMini Step-Thru 2, or the hot new iGo Royal. Does anyone know WHEN the Royal will be available in Canada? I'm from New Brunswick, on the east coast of Canada.