Ready For the Single Track

[CENTURION]

Picked up this little e-bike for the paths/single tracks, it's light/small enough to fit in my van. 36V 350W, nothing super powerful, but it seems geared for a lot of torque, climbs very strong. Lots less people off the paved paths

 

[CENTURION]

Did the shakedown trail ride, the little bike will get the job done. I'm spoiled using 140MM travel nice shocks on my mountain bike, but the one on it works, perhaps upgrade it down the road. First time out on the trails with an e-bike, this one is pretty light not much different handling that the manual bikes.

 

[DieselTech]

Did the shakedown trail ride, the little bike will get the job done. I'm spoiled using 140MM travel nice shocks on my mountain bike, but the one on it works, perhaps upgrade it down the road. First time out on the trails with an e-bike, this one is pretty light not much different handling that the manual bikes.

Yeah I bet that was a nice little trail cruise, I think a E-bike would be nice from time to time, Especially when a a guy gets tired a bit.
It would let a person enjoy the scenery so much more. Is that a factory built e-bike?

 

[CENTURION]

It's a factory bike, I paid a little more than I should have, but I bought it from a local shop, they will help out with service if needed, and spare parts and batteries are available. I thought about another RAD Rover, but I wanted something lightweight, this fits the bill very nicely, and will run for hours on low assist settings. Like you say, I get a little work out, but I mainly like it for exploring and sight seeing.

 

[Wrench]

It's a factory bike, I paid a little more than I should have, but I bought it from a local shop, they will help out with service if needed, and spare parts and batteries are available. I thought about another RAD Rover, but I wanted something lightweight, this fits the bill very nicely, and will run for hours on low assist settings. Like you say, I get a little work out, but I mainly like it for exploring and sight seeing.

Rover weighs in @ 70 lbs without battery 63 lbs
Extra battery stashed in saddle bag
Loaded saddle bags, extra battery, tools, extra tube ETC luggage rack Probably an extra 15 lbs

Snakes add another 3 - 10lbs

 

[HumanPerson]

Did the shakedown trail ride, the little bike will get the job done. I'm spoiled using 140MM travel nice shocks on my mountain bike, but the one on it works, perhaps upgrade it down the road. First time out on the trails with an e-bike, this one is pretty light not much different handling that the manual bikes.

This would look nice mid frame

https://www.ebay.com/itm/3837221723...GTyg3hVC7lQAhUzuI0PPv8H9KwEz|tkp:BFBMwIKb5_dg

Ride Safe!

HP