Best Throttle Bike

[Lordylordy]

In my thread yesterday (Forza vs Agattu) I raised the issue of the Agattu not having a throttle control, which I particularly liked when I test rode the Forza.

As the Forza is no longer available, could someone recommend a good throttle bike as close to the Forza as possible. Would the Wisper 905 match up?

Thanks all!

 

[burncycle]

In my thread yesterday (Forza vs Agattu) I raised the issue of the Agattu not having a throttle control, which I particularly liked when I test rode the Forza.

As the Forza is no longer available, could someone recommend a good throttle bike as close to the Forza as possible. Would the Wisper 905 match up?

Thanks all!

I test rode the Ezee Torq in February and its a great bike.
It might not be as good a hillclimber than the Forza but it really looks the part.
The frame is a little high and im 5ft 11inch.
Cyclepoint have them in stock now and they will deliver next day.

Regards Bob.

 

[hobo1]

Have owned a Forza for one year on the 5th of june Lordylordy, & i'm still enjoying it as much as my first ride. It has been trouble free apart from having to replace Li-ion battery with NiMH.
The Forza with new Sanyo battery should be even better. (I will be purchasing a Sanyo battery from Cyclepoint when they are in stock.)

Cheers, David.

 

[JohnInStockie]

As the Forza is no longer available, could someone recommend a good throttle bike as close to the Forza as possible. Would the Wisper 905 match up? Thanks all!

I thought it was via Cyclepoint??

I tried the Wisper 905 at Presteigne, and I was impressed. It was pedelec with throttle (meaning you can choose whether to pedal or not).

 

[flecc]

The Forza is in stock at Cyclepoint now, complete with the new Sanyo battery:

Forza

The Wisper 905se is also a good contender according to owner members.
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[JohnInStockie]

I note that the Forza no longer mentions 'de-restricable' in its description, whereas the Wisper does have a higher speed for use off-road

http://www.wisper-bikes.co.uk/Resources/Wisper%20905se%20City%20Specifica.pdf

John

 

[hobo1]

I note that the Forza no longer mentions 'de-restricable' in its description, whereas the Wisper does have a higher speed for use off-road

http://www.wisper-bikes.co.uk/Resources/Wisper%20905se%20City%20Specifica.pdf

John

That is a good point John. I do ride my Forza de-resticted: my brain does the restricting. Must be a plus for the wisper.

Cheers, David.