They help the battery work less because you are helping the motor move and turn by pedaling. You can chose not to pedal, but drain the battery in about 30 miles compared to 50-70 with pedaling
Great review...i really am having trouble deciding on if something like this is enough power and speed for me or if I need to look at a Surron or Talaria
Great and in-depth review
Looks a lot like Cypress Creek! I rode there all the time growing up
Ok kinda dumb of a question but how do the pedals work lol do they help with battery level or just to swap within pedal mode and electric
They help the battery work less because you are helping the motor move and turn by pedaling. You can chose not to pedal, but drain the battery in about 30 miles compared to 50-70 with pedaling
Yes anyone know how many NM's this bike produces?
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*Looks awesome!*
Great review...i really am having trouble deciding on if something like this is enough power and speed for me or if I need to look at a Surron or Talaria
I'm having the same problem, it's kind of a big purchase and I want to be sure of what I'm getting
This bike is made for work commits, small errands and so on. Those surrons are more like dirt bikes. Faster quicker, but more maintenance.
Is the height of the handlebar adjustable?
Will you consider reviewing their top-end model too?
I don't think they're adjustable...and I don't want to spoil anything too early...but we're working on it :P