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Have fun out there, and ride safe :) Pros: A unique look that some are sure to love, taking cues from motorcycle choppers and bobbers and mixing it with a fat-tire electric bike loaded with comfort and cruising potential A relaxed riding position with an angled seat tube, 12 high rise bars, a trigger throttle, and good weight distribution The saddle is a cruiser style saddle which is much more comfortable for long rides than an active style saddle and features these springs underneath for a little bit of travel Also included is a suspension fork with these thick and sturdy 34mm stanchions, you can configure the suspension with a lockout clicker or use the preload adjust as well Kenda Gigas 4 fat tires with knobby grips, rated for 5-30psi, you may want to drop it all the way down to 5psi if you are going on some adventurous terrain like sand or snow Sturdy steel fenders that dont rattle much at all, full size in the rear, short in the front, likely to keep that design aesthetic of a motorcycle Both the front and rear have included battery integrated lights, I especially like the rear light, they encased it in aluminum alloy and added these vertical guards so it looks great and finishes off the styling well I really enjoyed using the trigger throttle and it was smooth and responsive getting me up to 25mph easily, a welcome contrast to the pedal assist A big win here is the hydraulic disc brakes, they include motor inhibitors, with a 180mm disc in the front and 160mm in the rear, his is a great setup, the bike is slightly front heavy, so having that larger bake up front helps out a lot The 48v 13ah lithium-ion pack is nice to see in a value priced ebike, it has a USB charging port on the side so I theorize this could be used as a portable power brick, replacement is only $500 retail The color display is easy to read and I like that you can invert the colors to make it easier to read when night riding, there are a lot of features and settings here, great for those that want to dig deep, I also love that the battery shows in a percentage infographic rather than just ticks that can leave you guessing Overall, really fun to take out and get into a different kind of zone, gives you a feel that is very unique and catches a lot of attention wherever you go Cons: Revolve offers a 6 month warranty which is not the most competitive out there, but I am glad they do support their products and even have some dealers to help out Having 2 different wheel sizes could be hard to get stock from some stores or dealers if you need both wheels serviced at the same time, you may have to wait longer for parts I like the steel fenders, but they are prone to scratches and the scratch itself could rust over time if not taken care of, something to be mindful of Since the bike has a longer chain, I really wish there was a slap guard to protect that awesome black paint from knicks and scratches, I recommend getting an aftermarket neoprene slap guard, or at least putting some box tape down to help protect it The integrated headlight is a great feature, but it is mounted on the suspension fork, so it could produce bouncing illumination as well as bouncing visibility I like the color display, but it is not removable, so try to keep it out of the extreme elements when parked, it also doesnt have a USB charging port, something I think would fare well in a cruiser like this The controller is mounted in front of the rear tire, luckily, the fender can help protect it, and more and more companies are going with external controllers, I just worry about it being out in the open, although this one does seem pretty protected The comfort saddle really is cushy when cruising, but if you have to pedal over a long distance, the wider saddle can create thigh rubbing, becoming quite uncomfortable Delay in the 5 magnet cadence sensor is very apparent, one of the less responsive I have reviewed in a very long time, it makes starting out difficult for some so I really recommend cruising with the throttle as it does a much better job Resources: Official Site: