Anybody got a Pro Rider Shift?

linuxyeti

Finding my (electric) wheels
Jul 17, 2013
6
0
Hi All

I'm considering getting a Pro Rider Shift ..


8 speed Shimano Acera drivetrain and rapid fire shifter​

250W Dapu hub motor – mid mounted​

36V 10.4ah lithium ion battery (Panasonic cells)​

Strong alloy wheels and CST 700 x 38C tyres (with reflective strip)​

Promax angle adjustable handlebar​

Zoom suspension seat post and padded saddle seat​

Kickstand​

Built in rear U lock​

Minimal home assembly – supplied 90% assembled​


Specifications

Frame – aluminium​

Tyres – 700 x 38C​

Total weight – 25.3kg​

Battery – 36V 10.4ah lithium ion​

Hub motor – 250W (mid mounted)​

Range – Up to 45-55km (dependant on terrain and usage)
Or possibly ..

The Riverside from Decathlon


Which is very similar to my 'normal' bike.

So, have any of you got any experience of these?

Thanks

Tony
 

Nealh

Esteemed Pedelecer
Aug 7, 2014
20,196
8,241
60
West Sx RH
Probably not bad for the money, though Zoom forks are basic low end stuff as will most of the components will be. Dapu rear hub should be ok though power supply is speed control with varying speed level for each of the 3 sp PAS. It will supply max amps in each PAS level, though vary the speed in each PAS level.

For a bit more money a current control bike system can be had with 5 PAS levels and smoother riding and power delivery.
 

vfr400

Esteemed Pedelecer
Jun 12, 2011
9,822
3,986
Basildon
Get the Decathlon. It has standard Chinese parts so easy to get spares and fix. If anything goes wrong with the Dapu, you'll most likely be looking for a new bike because nobody sells spares for them.
 

linuxyeti

Finding my (electric) wheels
Jul 17, 2013
6
0
I've gone for the b'twin bike from decathlon, as I'm very happy with what is effectively my non electric version of the same bike.