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Hi all

Just accepted an offer on my old non electric Kona hardtail

Looking at getting myself an Ebike next

Ones that so far have caught my eye so far are the new SL Orbea Rise and a sale version of the trek fuel 9.7exe, rise seems a better bike but I like the removal battery of the trek idea.

I'm more leaning towards the lighter weight bikes so far.

I'm in Yorkshire, England

Cheers Matt
 
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Seaside Matt said:
Hi all

Just accepted an offer on my old non electric Kona hardtail

Looking at getting myself an Ebike next

Ones that so far have caught my eye so far are the new SL Orbea Rise and a sale version of the trek fuel 9.7exe, rise seems a better bike but I like the removal battery of the trek idea.

I'm more leaning towards the lighter weight bikes so far.

I'm in Yorkshire, England

Cheers Matt
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hi,
this thread might be useful in terms of what kind of bike you're after
personally I'm in the keep it light and poppy category and love my 23 Rise M10
there is a lot of enthusiasm for higher power motors - but there are light bikes using them
so don't necessarily rule them out over mid power motors.
also worth checking if you can do a fast charge - that negates the removable battery to a degree
you might find good discounts on '26 models without Avinox M2/M2S motors
because it's so popular.
If you do decide on lighter and discounted don't listen too much to the naysayers on the Shimano EP801 motor
JRitt

Levo Gen 4 Thread 'Levo 4 Initial Impressions= From Analog--> to SL--> to Full Power'

I figured this may be a useful post for someone considering the switch from an SL to a full-powered bike, someone looking to expand their quiver of bikes, someone curious about the ride differences between these bikes, etc.

Background- I've owned my Levo SL2 Comp Carbon for about two years now and have put about 1,000 miles on it. It was my first ebike, and it was a revelation. I always tell people that I haven't had this much fun on a bike since I was 12 yrs. old. Buying this bike thrust me back into the bike hobby with an obsession I haven't felt in quite some time (those of you who...
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