saddiemay2
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I bought a Denago city 2 walk thru bike last year. Love it. I am on oxygen and can't ride a bike without assist. It has allowed me to ride again with my husband and friends. Cons: I found was pas on 1 is to fast for me also it is hard for me to load the bike
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emilio56
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Hello, how is your City 2 working out? Any issues? I have the same model with about 1200 miles. So far I have experienced one issue.
So far so good. only got about 400 miles on it to date. I added accessories like fenders, a suspension seat post and a rear rack. My intended use hasn't panned out since most businesses near me have absolutely no place to lock up any type of bike and the roads are just too dangerous with little to no shoulders and everyone is driving via their cell phone it seems.
emilio56
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Hello Calhoun, thanks for the reply. I have over 1,200 miles and had to replace the lower battery support module. One of the gold pins over heated and the battery stopped charging while installed on the bike. It was replaced at no charge. I bought the e-bike last year. I live in Puerto Rico and find the roads here are not friendly for bikes. I ride mostly along the waterfront. I'm 69 and could no longer walk long distances without pulling something in my legs. So I started riding a regular bike which worked out great. And then I saw an e-bike and just loved its hybrid technology. I am a certified aircraft technician which expertise in electrical and electronic systems. I'm sorry to hear things didn't work out for you regarding the e-bike. Can you take it to an area where you can enjoy your e-bike? I'm looking for a rack so I can take it around the island. Nice talking with you. Take care.
emilio56
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I agree. I have City 2 and 16 mph is too fast. I have a Favorite e-bike that lets me adjust the controller.
I generally take it to the next town over from me. It's an historic town in Southern New Jersey, founded in 1871. Alot of beautiful houses to look at from that time frame, all kept up very well. The roads are nice and wide and its a very low traffic town so I don't mind riding in the road there. I also take it to a toe path that runs parallel to a canal and some rails to trails. I tend to alternate between this bike and my Trek Dual Sport 3 gen 5 standard bike.
