Yes, the market has been climbing healthily for eBikes over the last decade. I see no reason why this one in particular should catch on better than the others,

Yes, the market has been climbing healthily for eBikes over the last decade. I see no reason why this one in particular should catch on better than the others, though. Consumers are buying bikes, not individual wheels. Also, the competition is very stiff out there. It has had time to mature. This is a new, and unproven and expensive entry. And as we should all know, superior tech is not a guaranteed win: >"The Superpedestrian wheel is so far in the lead in terms of the engineering and coming to market that they are probably going to define the market entirely," >A big way to open the market will be to make them more affordable Well this wheel is not more affordable, it has more tech features.