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There are multiple versions that can take you up to nearly $10k, but even the lower-tier versions are not “low tier,” if you know what I mean. These are some of the most expensive e-bikes out there that we’ve tested and that I’d actually recommend hyper bike someone buying, if you can pony up the… Continue reading Bentonville Bike Fest :: Celebration of the Bentonville bike culture

And don’t forget the slim fenders, front basket, and cruiser bars that all look super elegant, complimenting the nice lines of the Turbo Como SL. Check out my full in-depth review of the RadWagon 4 e-cargo bike here. The battery is a bit smaller at 36V and 10Ah, but the bike makes up for a… Continue reading Bentonville Bike Fest :: Celebration of the Bentonville bike culture

I picked one up with my index finger and was shocked at how easily it left the ground. I also recently reviewed the Shimano 5-speed version of this e-bike, which you can find here. If you’re spending this much, you’ll want to ensure you’re buying from a reputable company with top-notch products and service. The… Continue reading Bentonville Bike Fest :: Celebration of the Bentonville bike culture

CSC paired it with a big battery, quality suspension, hydraulic brakes, built-in lighting, and more to create a high performance and high-quality adventure e-bike. The internally geared rear hub combined hyper mountain bike with a Gates belt drive system and powerful hydraulic disc brakes make this a very nice e-bike for the price. Plus that… Continue reading Bentonville Bike Fest :: Celebration of the Bentonville bike culture

Despite the 750W label, the e-bike can be unlocked to make use of nearly 1,500W of peak power. I was able to reach a top speed of 37 mph (59.5 km/h) during my testing (not on public streets!). The Ride1Up CF Racer1 brings carbon fiber road e-bikes to the common man, offering both a traditional… Continue reading Bentonville Bike Fest :: Celebration of the Bentonville bike culture