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How much weight is noticeable on EMTB?
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<blockquote data-quote="matt4x4" data-source="post: 9472" data-attributes="member: 437"><p>Just can't, its too much fun with the motor and battery.</p><p>Just got done a quick little eride, maybe 15 miles down to the river and back. Cruising along, minute weight isnt noticeable, but when you start getting into single track trails, bowls, ruts, rocks then being able to move the bike becomes important. Store bought ebikes: You are paying for the engineering of the bicycle, for weight placement and balance, the technology, feel, look, safety along with brand name. Thats why I wouldnt go with Luna Cycle ebikes, off the shelf generic chinese with some logo'ing and minor changes. Got the money to drop, LBS is where to go. There seems to be more and more integrated motors into the frame when it comes to the DIY market. Cyclone-TW has there Elite and Enduro, nice low weight for the motor, but its a heavy motor, but thats the penalty. Even there the weight is so low, the only problem is the wider bb and wider separation of the pedals. Totally different then the Bosch's Levo kind, LBS kind.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="matt4x4, post: 9472, member: 437"] Just can't, its too much fun with the motor and battery. Just got done a quick little eride, maybe 15 miles down to the river and back. Cruising along, minute weight isnt noticeable, but when you start getting into single track trails, bowls, ruts, rocks then being able to move the bike becomes important. Store bought ebikes: You are paying for the engineering of the bicycle, for weight placement and balance, the technology, feel, look, safety along with brand name. Thats why I wouldnt go with Luna Cycle ebikes, off the shelf generic chinese with some logo'ing and minor changes. Got the money to drop, LBS is where to go. There seems to be more and more integrated motors into the frame when it comes to the DIY market. Cyclone-TW has there Elite and Enduro, nice low weight for the motor, but its a heavy motor, but thats the penalty. Even there the weight is so low, the only problem is the wider bb and wider separation of the pedals. Totally different then the Bosch's Levo kind, LBS kind. [/QUOTE]
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