Sports HQ 15% off code till the morning
MARCH2012
Dave
There are some video clips on Youtube of Cyclamatic bikes and I'm bound to say after watching them, the bikes seem remarkable value for money. Ok, they may not be "state of the art" but they do stand up well to closer inspection.
Let me be clear; I don't want to buy one of these machines but I was intrigued to see exactly what one gets at such a low price point, (after discounts). It's difficult to eulogise about such a cheap ebike when we're used to reading about far more expensive bikes in this forum but I really believe this bike would be all that a lot of people require in a bike with a little bit of motor assistance.
So long as we disregard any possibility of 30+ mile daily commuting, round-Britain touring or climbing Everest-like hills without pedalling, this kind of bike is perfect as an aid to fitness, an alternative to walking and an easy and cheap way to use the car less often and isn't that what electrically-assisted bikes should be about? With pannier bags, quite a bit of shopping can be carried so yes, for me, the Cyclamatic represents fantastic value for money.
It would be really easy to knock this bike as it utilises fairly basic and cheap components but so too do many ebikes at twice the price. The Sports HQ has been peddling these machines for quite a while now and they seem to sell well. As the firm is clearly no "fly-by-night" outfit and reviews, both on their own site and on Amazon, praise the bike and the company's service highly, it really is a steal at the discounted price possible. Even a replacement battery is reasonably priced so at the money, what's not to like?
Indalo