jmcoon
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I am a retailor of Electric Bicycles and scooters, so obviously I am a bit bias tward electrics, but I'de like to hear what everyone else thinks and why..
I am a retailor of Electric Bicycles and scooters, so obviously I am a bit bias tward electrics, but I'de like to hear what everyone else thinks and why..
...and cleanness, ease of starting, ease of re-fueling, ease of operation, and ease of transport.2 stroke bikes have it all. you're only sacrificing reliability...
...and cleanness, ease of starting, ease of re-fueling, ease of operation, and ease of transport.
2-strokers have more Cons than anything short of maybe steam power and you know it.
Sure they have a lot of plusses, you can soop them up, they have excellent power to weight ratio, and very cheap to start with, but it's all the Cons that kill Joe Blow just looking for easy reliable transport.
There is no one perfect machine for everyone, but everyone has one perfect machine for them, those are the motorized bikes I build for a living and fun because it's something different every time ;-}
If the opportunity arises Burte you might want to expand your options with different power systems, you might be surprised with the offers you get from a whole different kind of potential buyer.
Out of curiosity I took a gander at your website seeing thatI am a retailor of Electric Bicycles and scooters, so obviously I am a bit bias tward electrics, but I'de like to hear what everyone else thinks and why..
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Gears are a must for me too.I prefer gas for the simple reason I'm a large person and live in a mountainous region.
An electric simply wouldn't give me much riding time here.
Tennessee has a 50 cc limit also so gears are a must for me here.
Gears are a must for me too.
All my electrics have gears, even the trikes.
I am not against 2-strokers, they are ideal for many people.
A 2-stroke 3-speed shifter does make for a very nimble and responsive machine, I have this 2-stroke 3-speed in the build bay now.
The Fito came with a 7-speed derailleur, the customer wisely opted for a 3-speed internal so that was swapped in to the wheel, ~$155 with the bike shop lacing it up for me.
It dropped in nice, and it is amazing how long those wheels spin whit just a quick push, the bearings are flawless and the momentum of those 3" Kenda's just keep going, like the Energizer bunny, good thing has dual disc brakes to stop it ;-}