Yamaha e-bikes

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Discussion Starter · 10 mo ago

My wife and I are camping in northern Michigan and we love riding our bicycles on the well maintained bike paths. However, today's adventure was way more hills than I was ready for. Nearly blacked out from exhaustion. So I'm giving some serious thought to getting a couple Yamaha e-bikes. I would fund most this adventure with whatever I can get for my SCR. I just don't ride it much anymore. When I feel like riding I jump on one of my old Yamaha enduros and go for a ride. Time will tell. It just doesn't light my fuse like it did when I bought it.

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Impervious to terrain conditions, the Wabash is the bicycle equivalent to the word “and”. Road and Mountain. Pedal and Power. Man and Machine. Rock and Roll! MOTOR PWSeries SE SE 3-bolt mount Square taper spindle Triple Sensor System with integrated speed sensor as part of rear hub Weight...

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TOTAL WEIGHT 49.8lb (M) MOTOR PWSeries SE Center mount Square taper spindle Triple Sensor System with integrated speed sensor as part of rear hub Weight: 7.71lb Rated power: 250W (Nominal), 500W (Max) Max torque: 70Nm Max cadence support: 110rpm Max speed support: 20mph Support modes: ECO+, ECO...

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· #2 · 10 mo ago

I and Mrs vb have had e-mtb's for 4 yrs now, we haven't used our analogue bikes since getting them! Are they great fun? Is the Pope catholic? Both e-bikes are Cube, which is a fairly decent make.

That's France in the background, just 20 miles or so away from us.

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