$2,000 for that one my use was more important than the price plus the company is US based and built with “global parts” so China most likely. At least the company has a face and people to deal with Vet owned also.

Well I got it together without instructions I found the manual in the accessory bag later in the build. The first thing you notice is the bike is heavy then the seat it way tall nut busting tall for average hight folks. My buddy said the same thing, he needs a stool to get going so I’ll need to adapt to it I hope. If the bike was a horse it would be a draft horse sized one.

Tried to pedal start it form a stopped position wrong move you can’t move that much weight quick enough to maintain your balance dumped it twice. Used the electric power that worked fine just did not know what to expect when I hit the throttle. It rode fine under power a bit rough but I’m not looking for much just basic A to B travel down a road to get where I’m going and save my knees a bit and save them for climbing the hills.

Looking to modify the seat since it’s set as low as it goes the seat shock is not working anyway and putting a pool noodle piece of foam on the nut bar to protect the boys. 2 options I think would of been better is the smaller sized 20 inch mustang type bike would of been way better/comfortable or the open frame girls style if that is strong enough for rough trails.

If I can’t get it going comfortably I’ll need to look into getting the smaller sized bike if stopping and going is an issue. This puts a serious dent in the stop and listen tactics I bought it for and the risk of injury is concerning. Consider these things if you're thinking about getting a full sized EBike.

Surprized you didnt try out/test ride a few before buying.

You have a EBike dealer by you that’s great.

Introducing the nut saver 3000 it will work for now until I get a padded permanent type one made up and upholstered. It will get me through the weekend in the Hills chasing turkeys. Level start with both feet on the ground a game changer. Patent pending lol

One more trick to save the but and back. IF I MEAN IF you can stand up on the pedals as you go over rough ground. Legs absorb the shock versus the spine.. But if you are having trouble taking off you probably should not do that .

Hey while you're at wally world grab some training wheels too !!!!

I tried 3 different seats before getting that one. Save receipt return if it doesn’t feel good