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> I decided to go with the cheaper option. Check this out, they're NL based. No relationship with them. One of my bike forum colleagues bought one after using
by petre 3y ago
> I decided to go with the cheaper option.
Check this out, they're NL based. No relationship with them. One of my bike forum colleagues bought one after using several non electric bikes and is very happy with it. It's not overly expensive, it's slick, light, fast, has lights, belt drive, you can mount a rack, fenders, kickstand. The only downside is that the battery is not removable to charge indoors.
https://www.tenways.com/products/cgo600 https://www.tenways.com/products/cgo600
The best part of NL is that it's so flat, you don't actually need an e-bike (unless you're over 60) and you get to exercise more as a bonus.
- henvic 3y agoThanks for the tip. The bike I purchased was a Trek District 1. I love it. When I was looking for what to buy, my other options were the Trek District+ 1/2. Yeah, The Netherlands is flat, which helps a lot, but I live in Scheveningen, really close to some hills! Still, at least I'm getting plenty of exercise, no matter how lazy I am sometimes :)