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GEN3 Stride Electric Bike - $1099 + Free Shipping
$1,099.00
Recently purchased this bike after a bunch of research in the price range. Pretty impressed with the bike overall and figured I'd recommend it.
Using the code GEN200 brings the price down to $1099.
https://gen3ride.com/electric-bik...ctric-bike
Using the code GEN200 brings the price down to $1099.
https://gen3ride.com/electric-bik...ctric-bike
Created 10-13-2021
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Are deals ob ebikes common in winter months?
There's no perfect ebike but each is a balance between price, weight, and performance, IMO. So, if you're also commuting via train or bus, the Roadster V2's weight is super handy, but the ride is harsher on the thin tires. The handlebars are comically narrow, and the display housing is prone to breaking. (new ones are about $50).
I love the Rad Bikes, and the City 4 is probably my favorite to ride. The Runner is my go for for hauling groceries and boba runs since I added the front basket and insolated cooling on the back.
There's no perfect ebike but each is a balance between price, weight, and performance, IMO. So, if you're also commuting via train or bus, the Roadster V2's weight is super handy, but the ride is harsher on the thin tires. The handlebars are comically narrow, and the display housing is prone to breaking. (new ones are about $50).
I love the Rad Bikes, and the City 4 is probably my favorite to ride. The Runner is my go for for hauling groceries and boba runs since I added the front basket and insolated cooling on the back.
There's no perfect ebike but each is a balance between price, weight, and performance, IMO. So, if you're also commuting via train or bus, the Roadster V2's weight is super handy, but the ride is harsher on the thin tires. The handlebars are comically narrow, and the display housing is prone to breaking. (new ones are about $50).
I love the Rad Bikes, and the City 4 is probably my favorite to ride. The Runner is my go for for hauling groceries and boba runs since I added the front basket and insolated cooling on the back.
A traditional bike shape might be good for pedal assist, although that is because I have never ridden those other shapes and do not know how comfortable those are for a 6'3" person.
A traditional bike shape might be good for pedal assist, although that is because I have never ridden those other shapes and do not know how comfortable those are for a 6'3" person.