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Old 02-07-2024, 10:28pm   #20
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Originally Posted by Anjdog2003 View Post
On an electric bike it's way too hard to pedal without using electric. Some of them weigh 60 lbs. Even having it on it's lowest it's a good work out And someone with a 10 or more speed bike will be able to pass you easily. Now if you put it on 2 or more than it's a lot easier to pedal. Use the electric going against a wind of 12 miles or more or up a hill. Other than that keep it on 1.
I don’t have anything to compare it to, but you’re onto something with the weight, mine’s 63 pounds, probably twice the weight of a decent mountain bike. I’ve wanted a mountain bike for a while but I’m in a hilly area. At 60 years old I knew I didn’t have the strength or stamina for that kind of riding to be any fun. I keep the pedal assist on the lowest setting so I’m still getting a bit of a workout. My neighborhood backs up to some power lines and there’s a bunch of trails to ride. I’m having a great time with it.
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