Tag: thoughts

Because I’m an idiot, I try to smack the dog away and it takes a nip at me. Then it looks me right in the eye and I belatedly realize that this dog is a wolf and I figure I’m dead. I’m not sticking around to see if that guess is right, I’ll be long… Continue reading Letters: Thoughts on e-bikes in Kent

Marcus provided us with a map with a choice of routes marked out. Using the bikes is really easy and although the surrounding countryside is pretty flat, it is nice to have to electric motor if you fancy taking a breather or on the slight rises. Sissinghurst is a brilliant place to visit – the… Continue reading Letters: Thoughts on e-bikes in Kent

It is often the luck of the draw to find a proper size bicycle in the style you want. Kent Cycle will not hold a used bicycle without at least a 50% deposit. Our used selection rotates quickly during the spring and summer months, and we help great bikes find new homes every day. To… Continue reading Letters: Thoughts on e-bikes in Kent

The Kent Torpedo only has a 180W motor, so your child can’t get into too much trouble. The motor is mounted in the rear wheel hub and provides a little bit of assistance while kent hybrid bike you pedal. The website also hosts a safety quiz that reinforces the messages seen in the videos about… Continue reading Letters: Thoughts on e-bikes in Kent

One thing that makes Kent BMX bikes so great is their durability. They’re able to withstand a lot of wear and tear, which is important when you’re doing tricks and stunts. While Kent bikes offer decent specs, some components could be better. Whether you’re looking for a bike to commute to work or one to… Continue reading Letters: Thoughts on e-bikes in Kent

N an item that’s going to be $2,500 or $4,000, the non-e-bike components are only a few hundred dollars at most. If we have to pay an additional tariff on that, it’s not a big deal,” he said. All three e-bike models will be available for sale late spring of 2019, with pricing to be… Continue reading Letters: Thoughts on e-bikes in Kent

A 180W motor is relatively small and so is a 125Wh battery, but the Torpedo still weighs in at nearly 18kg. That’s quite a bit for a child to shift when there’s no power left. While the Electric Cruiser was lighter than most e-bikes I’ve tested over the years, I would still hate to have… Continue reading Letters: Thoughts on e-bikes in Kent