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<blockquote data-quote="PinoyMTBer" data-source="post: 6034" data-attributes="member: 501">If the bike you choose comes with a good drivetrain like the Yamaha/Brose/Shimano motor with 30-34t chainring and a good wide ratio cassette like the XT 11-46t. It wont be so bad without the battery. It’ll be a very heavy bike to climb with but its doable. The downhill is going to be very stable do to the weight.Riding an Emtb is all about the fun of riding with assist, ever heard of “uphill flow” you’ll experience that with a well designed mid drive Emtb!If you wanna hit trails where ebikes arent allowed. Use your MTB.Take your Emtb where they are allowed and enjoy it for what it is designed to do! STP, Tamarancho, Coe just to name a few...Haters will always be butthurt when they see you having a great time...thats their problem! Have fun and respect other trail users. The haters...just ignore them! They’ll have their own Ebike eventually!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PinoyMTBer, post: 6034, member: 501"] If the bike you choose comes with a good drivetrain like the Yamaha/Brose/Shimano motor with 30-34t chainring and a good wide ratio cassette like the XT 11-46t. It wont be so bad without the battery. It’ll be a very heavy bike to climb with but its doable. The downhill is going to be very stable do to the weight. Riding an Emtb is all about the fun of riding with assist, ever heard of “uphill flow” you’ll experience that with a well designed mid drive Emtb! If you wanna hit trails where ebikes arent allowed. Use your MTB. Take your Emtb where they are allowed and enjoy it for what it is designed to do! STP, Tamarancho, Coe just to name a few...Haters will always be butthurt when they see you having a great time...thats their problem! Have fun and respect other trail users. The haters...just ignore them! They’ll have their own Ebike eventually! [/QUOTE]

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