I've lived in Phoenix since 1969. Early October was brutally hot this year. I'm glad you did not melt in Dreamy Draw Park. It's a great place to ride when the weather is nice.
No real complaints at that price point. Maybe a more compact screen , seems like the large screen would be more susceptible to damage if you ride rough gravel roads or trails on a regular basis
That's a fair point, only anecdotal thing I can offer is this: We have a combined thousands of miles logged on these e-bikes (from all brands) and offload use has never lead to a display breaking. With that said, displays can still have issues and I'd always recommend getting two things to make sure an e-bike lasts as long as it can, a 2nd display (because they may be hard to find years down the road if the model is discontinued) and the other is a 2nd battery. Batteries have only so many recharge cycles before they die, while it does take a while, its a nice piece of mind to have that backup to double the potential life and alternate charging cycles if you wanted. Hope that helps! -Mike
I've lived in Phoenix since 1969. Early October was brutally hot this year. I'm glad you did not melt in Dreamy Draw Park. It's a great place to ride when the weather is nice.
You're right, Dreamy Draw is a beautiful place to ride, even when feeling like I was on the verge of melting! -Mike
No real complaints at that price point. Maybe a more compact screen , seems like the large screen would be more susceptible to damage if you ride rough gravel roads or trails on a regular basis
That's a fair point, only anecdotal thing I can offer is this: We have a combined thousands of miles logged on these e-bikes (from all brands) and offload use has never lead to a display breaking. With that said, displays can still have issues and I'd always recommend getting two things to make sure an e-bike lasts as long as it can, a 2nd display (because they may be hard to find years down the road if the model is discontinued) and the other is a 2nd battery. Batteries have only so many recharge cycles before they die, while it does take a while, its a nice piece of mind to have that backup to double the potential life and alternate charging cycles if you wanted. Hope that helps! -Mike