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I've narrowed down the bike I want. Which one should I choose, price is the same but the models have one has SPEED 400MM ALLOY FLAT MOUNT vs SPEED 400MM CARBON FLAT MOUNT

I posted earlier in this forum but my criteria has adjusted a little. 6ft/80kg/fit male wanting a predominantly commute based e-bike (based in Exeter a little hilly). Distance would be 10km a day. Would like the battery to be integrated (so it doesn't scream e-bike for the thieves) and the lighter the better. Budget is up to £2500. I've shortlisted the Woosh Faro, Juicy Ticket, Ribble hybrid Ale but would like any further recommendations and other brands to watch out for. Also are there any good review sites that you could recommend for other e-bikes? I've come across only a handful like https://ebiketips.road.cc/ Thank you in advance.

Thank you for the feedback. I've now narrowed it down to Woosh Faro vs Juciy Ticket. Does anybody have experience with both? They seem very similar on paper at least.

If I were to get wisper905se used for cheaper than the woosh faro new what would be the ideal choice?

Thank you for the replies. Are there any other reputable brands that I should consider within the price bracket I mentioned? It seems to be difficult to come across reviews for most brands and models. Also is having a discreet ebike a safer option in practice or does it make little difference?

I would be very grateful for recommendations given my requirements. My budget is 800-1200. I am 6ft 80kg male (fairly fit) needing a bicycle for mainly commuting purposes (8km in total per day). I am based in Exeter (which is rather hilly). My previous experience is with mountain bicycles (non-electric) but for my needs, I think a road bike will suit me fine or a hybrid. Of the brands I've considered, I've had a look at the Woosh Faro but didn't come across many reviews on here or on reddit etc. I am also wary that prominent battery packs can be a theft risk. Is this an important factor when basing one's purchasing decision? I am also considering whether to just buy a 'good' non-electric road bike or to go for the cheaper bracket e-bike as the prices would overlap. However, I don't know what the best way would to consider the pros and cons in such a situation. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!