what electric bike?

Bigbee

Esteemed Pedelecer
Oct 12, 2008
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No offense but it never ceases to amaze me that people would rather trust the opinion of a bunch of people they've never met on an open Internet forum rather than try out the products for themselves at well known and respected retail outlets. I mean, you are going to get 20 different answers recommending 20 different bikes, just look at the 'E-Bike of the Year' thread.

In fact there's your answer all the votes are in and the Wisper 905 is your best choice. Job done. :)

Sorry to sound a bit off I really don't want to but buying an E-Bike, like buying a car is a personal choice....you wouldn't buy one blind, so why not go and try the bikes out listen to the sales advise, reflect on it... and by all means come back here and cross check with others experience... and then make your decision. :)
I understand what you are saying,but forums in general give a would be purchaser an idea of whats available and their opinions.Obviously they should look beyond forums which are often blinkered and narrow minded( hello Pedelecs!) and try as many other bikes they can
 

flecc

Member
Oct 25, 2006
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Obviously they should look beyond forums which are often blinkered and narrow minded( hello Pedelecs!) and try as many other bikes they can
Whoa! Unfair!

The answer pedelec members most frequently give to such queries is "try as many bikes as possible". Despite the frequency of these "which bike to buy" threads, members often go to considerable lengths to explain the major differences between types, invariably emphasising the importance of trying before buying.

Possibly you are thinking of the cynicism shown in threads referring to new and budget bike announcements, but that's a different matter entirely.
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Bigbee

Esteemed Pedelecer
Oct 12, 2008
445
1
Whoa! Unfair!

The answer pedelec members most frequently give to such queries is "try as many bikes as possible". Despite the frequency of these "which bike to buy" threads, members often go to considerable lengths to explain the major differences between types, invariably emphasising the importance of trying before buying.

Possibly you are thinking of the cynicism shown in threads referring to new and budget bike announcements, but that's a different matter entirely.
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;) bien sur :D