2015 Easy Motion Evo City Review - $3k

Описание: The 2015 Easy Motion Evo City is the largest and stiffest city style electric bike from Easy Motion in the EVO lineup, perfect for taller individuals. Excellent utility features including full length fenders, chain guard, sturdy rear rack with bungee cords and dynamo powered LED lights that work even if the main battery runs out. Comfortable and ergonomic with a more "upright" seating position, gel saddle and suspension fork offer smooth ride. Throttle and pedal assist are completely independent (would be nice if throttle could override), some delay in pedal assist stopping, no quick release on the front wheel.

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