Mack Cycle has
Specialized Turbo Tero 3.0 9 Speed Active E-Bike (L or XL) for
$1799.99. Shipping is $199.99, or select free store pickup where stock permits (store located in Miami, Fl).
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Features:- Turbo Full Power 2.0E Motor and 530 Wh Battery- Integrated into the aluminum frame of the Tero 3.0, they effectively quadruple your own power, cranking out ample wattage to make short work of the steepest climbs and providing enough extra muscle to let you carry a mountain of adventure gear, groceries, kids and daydreams without breaking a sweat. It's you, only faster. But what really sets this motor apart from the rest is how efficiently and seamlessly it melds with your own efforts.
- Specialized app and MasterMind - Specialized app allows you to tailor Tero's power output levels to your desired preference—all three standard power modes can be almost infinitely adjusted to suit your power and range needs. MasterMind's MicroTune function can adjust power output levels in 10% increments so that you can tune the range to suit your needs.
- Mountain Bike DNA- Tero's componentry is tailored to enhance control and confidence. Aggressive but smooth rolling 29" wheels with 2.3" Ground Control tires offer ample traction in every situation, SRAM disc brakes deliver substantial braking bite, 110 mm of front suspension travel smooths the trail.
- Turbo System Lock - Use the Specialized app to disable your bike's motor and activate the motion sensor alarm. Once locked, the motor cannot be enabled again except by the owner.
- Fender, Rack, and Kickstand mounts. Rated to pull a thru-axle trailer. Child seat compatible.
- Long-Range - With a ride-anywhere range, go up to 68 miles (110 km) or 5 hours on a single charge (eco mode).
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I've ridden bikes from Aventon, RadPower and Juiced and those are very heavy bikes. You would need to almost exclusively have the motor on at all times.
On the other hand, e-bikes form Specialized, Giant, Trek, etc generally have smaller motors and batteries, but are way lighter and ride like a non-e-bike.
It's going to be tough to find something new, from the second category above, that is under $2000. I think your best bet is to look at Canyon's sale or outlet sections for either an trail or XC mountain bike, or even one of their electric gravel bikes since it seems like your desired riding leans more towards flat terrain.
I am personally partial to Trek due to their customer service and being that I live near a clearance center. I have an e-caliber and I love it, but I would never have bought it at it's retail price. I have a friend who has a Specialized Turbo Levo and he really likes it. He also bought it at a deep discount.
I hope this helps. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
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For example for me, the nearest trail is a bit over an hour away. I can normally ride around 40 miles on a non-electric bike.
I have an e-caliber and I can go longer/further on the e-bike, which makes the 2+ hour round-trip drive to the trail more worth the time.
I will normally ride with the motor off for most of the time, then use the pedal assist towards the end to ride more than I would normally be able to.
If you have a Trek Clearance Center near you, you may be able to get an e-bike at an excellent price. I have one near me and they have a bunch at 70% + off MSRP.
Now for street riding where you aren't subjecting the bike to dirt, mud, rocks, jumps, etc, you can find many ebikes below $2k. But actual mountain biking, no.
If you have a Trek Clearance Center near you, you may be able to get an e-bike at an excellent price. I have one near me and they have a bunch at 70% + off MSRP.
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I also can't see whether this is a Class 2 or Class 3 ebike? Anyone find top speed listed anywhere?
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I've ridden bikes from Aventon, RadPower and Juiced and those are very heavy bikes. You would need to almost exclusively have the motor on at all times.
On the other hand, e-bikes form Specialized, Giant, Trek, etc generally have smaller motors and batteries, but are way lighter and ride like a non-e-bike.
It's going to be tough to find something new, from the second category above, that is under $2000. I think your best bet is to look at Canyon's sale or outlet sections for either an trail or XC mountain bike, or even one of their electric gravel bikes since it seems like your desired riding leans more towards flat terrain.
I am personally partial to Trek due to their customer service and being that I live near a clearance center. I have an e-caliber and I love it, but I would never have bought it at it's retail price. I have a friend who has a Specialized Turbo Levo and he really likes it. He also bought it at a deep discount.
I hope this helps. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask.
Now for street riding where you aren't subjecting the bike to dirt, mud, rocks, jumps, etc, you can find many ebikes below $2k. But actual mountain biking, no.
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All major brands have a ton of class 3 bikes (no throttle). Class 3 is pedal assist up to 28mph.
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