HittRoad 350w EBike
08-12-22, 11:46 AM
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HittRoad 350w EBike
Interesting review on YouTube by electrek of the subject bike which is $600 or so (with discount) on Amazon. Haven't tried it (I'm not a fan of rear hubbies since, currently, all my ebiking is pretty extreme off road), but looks like a reasonable value. I was considering a Bafang front hub system and it was about $400 just for the kit (no battery, no bike).
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08-12-22, 12:45 PM
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For a complete ebike under $700, I think it's a great first ebike for folks to try.
Plenty of acoustic bicycles that cost way more then $700.
If $700 can get a person to enjoy cycling and get a taste of the outdoors, I think it's well worth it.
https://electrek.co/2022/08/12/hittr...c-bike-review/
Plenty of acoustic bicycles that cost way more then $700.
If $700 can get a person to enjoy cycling and get a taste of the outdoors, I think it's well worth it.
https://electrek.co/2022/08/12/hittr...c-bike-review/
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It's a solid deal for a bike with an entry level Bafang rear hub motor. I saw the review, and would definitely recommend it to the novice ebiker.
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