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Have fun out there, and ride safe :) Pros: A visually striking bike with a stainless steel look coupled with leather accents and flat fenders to really give it a unique artistic look The leather bags hold the battery and the motor controller as well as hide them, this coupled with some internal wire routing and a small hub-drive motor gives it a minimalist look that also hides the fact it is electric This is a shaft driven electric bike which means no mechanical speed changes, just the one gear, this keeps things simple as well as making for very low mechanical maintenance The leather accents continue with the wire wrap and the stitched locking grips, everything looks great and is branded, I am told the leather comes from India and Italy Adding to the cleanliness is the routed cables, the stainless steel pedals, and the fact that a shaft drive has no chain bouncing around which is great if youre wearing pants and want to ride, or dont like the chain noise Riding position is relaxed with the swept back bars, adjustable stem, and a saddle that wears over time to conform to your body The bike comes with independent lights, although they are not integrated to the battery, I love that the rear light is solar power and the front like has 3 LEDs for visibility I really love the little extras here like the bottle cage bosses, adjustable length kickstand (although it is mounted near the crank arm), and this awesome large integrated bell The display has a battery percentage level which is my favorite way of reading the battery, far more accurate than ticks and notches The display allows you to deep dive and configure the electrical system, this was really fun as I was able to get the bike to do 25mph on both throttle and pedal assist A simple bike like this is also fairly light, weighing in at 50lbs total This design is a statement and really stands out as well as compliments the rider, it is hard not to stop and stare when it goes by, it definitely has the cool factor Cons: The drive system is quiet and smooth at lower levels, but is a more basic entry level setup, having it be only a single speed can further this feeling There is a delay on the cadence sensor when you are starting and stopping, not sure how many magnets there are on this, but do be aware of that The fenders look cool, but I do wonder how much actual protection they give you, also I did notice some fender rattling due to the design The bike has a great shine, but that can wear over time if you are not inclined to upkeep the finish, making a low maintenance bike cross over into high maintenance The leather looks great and compliments the chrome aesthetic well, but the leather could wear over time if not taken care of, make sure that it doesnt dry or crack because that could weaken the straps and the materials itself The bags contain the battery and controller which would be something you would want to keep from thieves or the elements when you park it, but this is easier said than done as you must continually unplug or plug back in wires pertaining to the electrical system There is no way to remove the battery from the saddle bag as they are integrated as far as I can tell, it could be because of this that there is no LED charging read outs on the battery The throttle is always active when the bike is on, even at pedal mode 0, so be careful not to bump it or engage it on accident Having one mechanical gear is great for maintenance and simplicity, but it may not be for everybody, so make sure to understand how that integrates with the cadence pedal system to see if it is right for you Resources: Official Site: