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No, we didn't pay Electric Bike Review or Turbo Bob to make those reviews, we have never paid anyone to make a review of any of our bikes.

That's part of our patented Derivative Power Control so unfortunately we can't tell you the exact current. Here are a couple brief reviews done by electric bike enthusiasts that have absolutely no connection to Optibike, if you want to see what non Optibike employees think of these bikes...

The peak current is much higher than 16A. That's just the continuous current.

You have to remember, that's continuous, not peak or acceleration power, like I said earlier in the thread it has almost twice that much power peak.

We can easily hit 24mph on the SIMBB 29 on flat ground, no pedaling and with knobbie tires.

The SIMBB battery is a true 480 Wh at the full 16 amps that we discharge it at in the SIMBB. And just so you know, we don't lie about specs and performance at Optibike. I've seen that a lot of people don't believe that we could fit a 37v 13 ah battery in the SIMBB, but why would we lie about...

Ah ok I misunderstood you before. Do you know what the Bosch's actual continuous power is?

How are the power and torque claims fishy? Stating that it has 600 watts and 3x the torque of a Bosch unit are just simple facts. And please explain how stating that it has a 480 watt hr battery compared to the Bosch 300 watt hr battery is bull****. Again that's just a simple fact.

The 600 watt power rating on the SIMBB is continuous, not peak power. Peak power is almost twice that.

The completely new SIMBB 29C by Optibike is now available for pre order, and will start shipping in late March 2014. If you want great performance in the most integrated electric bike design currently available, with smart phone interface, this might be the bike for you! SIMBB 29C E-Bike