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Pros: Excellent two year comprehensive warranty from BH (the company that makes Easy Motion) upgradable to 5 years if you register the bike High quality Bosch-made second generation Centerdrive has zero maintenance schedule meaning its meant to stay sealed and last for a long time without issue Extremely comfortable ride thanks to the suspension fork, seat post shock, padded saddle, adjustable angle stem, ergonomic grips and padded gel seat Great utility/safety features including full length fenders with mud flaps, integrated front and rear LED lights, reflective tire stripes, partial chain guard, rear rack with triple bungee cords and bell on right grip This bike is easy to to park and store for commuting or travel thanks to a sturdy kickstand, removable LCD display and battery pack and the quick release wheels Step-thru frame is fairly rigid thanks to the oversized motor mounting plate, it weighs ~53 lbs which is okay given the suspension and accessories Hydraulic 160 mm disc brakes by Shimano are easy to actuate compared with mechanical, they were smooth and squeak free during my review The drive system on this bike pulls the same chain as the rider and therefore benefits from the eight speed cassette for climbing or riding at higher speeds, it can get 65+ miles of range per charge using the lowest level of assist in standard flat conditions Built in shift-detection helps to relax the motor as you change gears, this keeps the chain and sprockets from mashing which reduces the need for tuneups and extends the life of hardwar Cons: One of the more expensive step-thru city/commuter style electric bikes Ive reviewed based on the higher quality drive system and battery, it seems that no Bosch powered ebikes sell for below ~$4,000 Unlike almost every other Bosch powered electric bike Ive reviewed, this one has a rear-rack mounted battery pack which isnt as balanced on the frame or low for improved center of gravity, it still works great and may be necessary for the full step-thru frame design Only available in one color (white) and one standard size (medium) but this works out alright for most riders thanks to the tool-free adjustable stem and seat post height This is a pedal-assist only electric bike which means you have to pedal at all times in order to activate the motor, many people like this style (and it is the most widely acceptable on bike paths etc.) but it may be inconvenient if you really just want to scoot around or are carrying a load on the rack and dont want to upset the balance by pedaling This motor creates a noticeable whir and whining sound at higher RPM, while it can climb almost anything and is super efficient it does produce more noise than a gearless hub motor and even some geared hub motors (see video review above) No threaded eyelets for mounting a water bottle cage on the seat tube, this seems like it could have been a great addition considering there appears to be space on the frame Resources: Official Site: More Pictures:
Youve heard of (or maybe even already own) an e-bike, a two-wheeler that helps power your pedaling via a motor
