I bought the air-suspended model of that bike, it's a 3X8 with SRAM S7 rear derailer and 1:1 twist-shifters.
Mine with the high seat-back is prone to cracking the saddle frame, and the sliding mounts have been replaced with newer (recall-spec?) pieces.
Not like a bicycle, the steering does not self-center, which is moderately annoying and potentially dangerous when riding past parked cars at speed.
Mine seems very over-taxed by my local hilly terrain, not in terms of gearing, but it's not comfortable going up steep hill since it further reclines the body.
What the BikeE seems best for is riding it to dinner. The reclined ride home is so much easier than on a bike after eating a full meal.
Absolutely no shortage of thumbs up, even from motorists, while riding this thing. Feels like I'm Peter Fonda.
