Hello folks, hope everyone is well.
I'm in the research phase at the moment on electric bikes. I've currently narrowed it down to either a Wisper 905 Torque, or a Haibike Sduro Trekking 4 however this would be a second hand purchase where as the Wisper would be new.
I had initially tried to persuade my fiancée who has no clue about bikes into buying a Decathlon E-st 900 but from what I've read, the chains are weak. Also the more I read about mid-drive motors, they're expensive when they go wrong and more problematic too but are a more intuitive ride in comparison to a hub drive which is when I stumbled on the Wisper 905 Torque.
Based on what I've read so far, I'd have one in a heartbeat but I get the sense the missus doesn't like the look of them and would prefer something more expensive and better known. The Wisper seems to be a great bike, perfect for her especially as she's unfit and not confident on a bike. It would literally be used for work trips of only a few miles a day plus the occasional drive out towing our twins.
I'm just having a real job persuading her to go for one. We also tested a Specialized Como the other day which was fabulous as well.
I'm in the research phase at the moment on electric bikes. I've currently narrowed it down to either a Wisper 905 Torque, or a Haibike Sduro Trekking 4 however this would be a second hand purchase where as the Wisper would be new.
I had initially tried to persuade my fiancée who has no clue about bikes into buying a Decathlon E-st 900 but from what I've read, the chains are weak. Also the more I read about mid-drive motors, they're expensive when they go wrong and more problematic too but are a more intuitive ride in comparison to a hub drive which is when I stumbled on the Wisper 905 Torque.
Based on what I've read so far, I'd have one in a heartbeat but I get the sense the missus doesn't like the look of them and would prefer something more expensive and better known. The Wisper seems to be a great bike, perfect for her especially as she's unfit and not confident on a bike. It would literally be used for work trips of only a few miles a day plus the occasional drive out towing our twins.
I'm just having a real job persuading her to go for one. We also tested a Specialized Como the other day which was fabulous as well.