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Not true, 75Kh total but third rail only supports 15 kg. :( Only option for 3x25 is Ahaka,/ximplio TYT3 but it's very basic and a pain to mount

Did It on two bikers and It works

Still riding my Bosch Gen4 with great satisfaction. The M1 is much nicer. M2/M2s ecosystem is mostly the same. Do you think you really need the 1300/1500W? Are you even able to manage it? I'm not. Only reason I'm looking at the new M2 bikes is that i need to remove the batteries from my Gen4...

Found it! Uebler Fahrradträger: Details - i31 Z-DC 72Kg.

This weight with a non removable battery is a huge issue. I need to carry around 3 e-bikes on a tow bar carrier, and never found a reputable carrier that allows more than 60kg total. With the current 2 E180 and 1 E160 I remove the batteries even though it's a bit painful and I'm more or less in...

Anyone has any news about the weight? Gemini says 18.5kg but it looks improbable :)

Cheapo Chinese photocromic knockoffs on Amazon are incredibly good, KAPVOE or Rockbros, 20 to 40 USD, my wife is extremely pick as apparently most cycling glasses distort her vision, including expensive brand stuff, and she is extremely happy with the KAPVOE.

Simple answer: Polini https://www.poliniebike.com/

What bike is it?

If you can find them...

That's how you learn, by making mistakes. Might be a bit more expensive short term as you need either try and try many times, but what you break and end up getting to the bike shop anyway, but with a lot of patience and youtube videos you'll eventually learn and save a lot of money. Tubeless...

I have the velospace3+1, the easyfold xt2 and the easyfold xt3. The easyfold xt is a joy to use and even though it is slightly smaller it handles 3 big ebikes way better than the velospace, and it's way easier to store in the trunk when not in use. 3 ebikes without battery, remember that all...

Really? I'm Italian and never heard of it...

TranzX which is the actual manufacturer of BandX if you want basic but reliable, for premium feeling without premium cost OneUp

It's Whyte's EU distributor, whytebikes.de I just found out that there is a 14% import tax for bikes if they aren't built in the UK for at least 70%,, which is basically impossible for most e-bikes with Shimano-SRAM-Bosch components...

Only if you are not in the whytebikes.de reserved area, which is most of continental Europe. They mark up Whyte bikes more than 20% for no understandable reason...

Hi, can I ask what changes you did to fit the 27.5" wheels? My wife is 158 and she cannot get along with 29" whatever the size charts say. And she wants alluminium and Bosch...

I did exactly the same on both the velospace and the easyfold. Way better than the standard thule arm for Whytes. Also bought the XL straps but only for the Velospace Xt 3, on the easyfold for some reason the standard ones work well.

And MDE bikes are pretty good. My wife's Damper is simoly perfect.

My wife is 1.58 (5'2?) We tested a lot of e-bikes and settled on a Whyte E-160 RS size small. They allegedly make an xs too but it never became available. If she doesn't ride anything too steep the Liv bikes are nice too, but the seatpost insertion is limited therefore you'll have troubles...