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It is tuned as what we would call a gravel bike, that is to say, a bike that does great on trails and light mountain applications, if you really want to see it shine, take it out on a fire trail like the one I got a chance to ride on in the video, it does an amazing job For those who enjoy pedal activated assist, you get a torque sensing pedal assist feature which could be a neat option for those with sensitive wrists or fingers who just want to ride like a traditional bike Decent weight distribution, the bike may be heavy but at least the battery box is mounted low and center on the frame, this improves handling and keeps the frame stiff compared to e-bikes with rear-rack batteries You get a integrated headlight and in the rear you have 3 LED red lights, both lights are great for safety and visibility You could go backpacking or commuting with it, there are provisions here for fenders as well as a rear rack, so you really could get this set up in another direction if you want The motor is very quiet and durable, these gearless hub motors dont have any rubbing inside, and when used with a pure sine wave converter controller (which Vintage Electric uses) they feel smooth and dont buzz, they even adjusted the software to reduce cogging when the bike is powered on Cons: I mentioned strength as a pro, but the tradeoff is weight, and this electric bike is a bit heavier than average, the high power motor and large battery pack with custom casing contribute a lot A lot of people like that you can unlock Vintage Electric bikes, but with the Rally, there is no key to get it passed that 28mph, so if you want to go 35mph and up, you may want to look at the other models The kickstand looks nice and is sturdy but functionally, leaves a lot to be desired, it is not adjustable length and the end tends to sink into soft terrain, it is positioned near the left crank arm and can collide when down (like if you back the bike up with it deployed because the cranks turn backwards) Minor con here, considering this is setup more like a motorcycle in terms of style, but there is only one frame size and the high-step top tube could make it difficult to mount and stand over for some however, its much lighter and easier to handle than a real motorcycle The display panel leaves something to be desired, newer displays have things like color displays, battery percentages which take out the guess work of exactly how much is left, deep dive menus for settings, and even smartphone integration and apps, where is this is more basic Some of the wiring here is exposed, I suppose that could be a bonus that it makes for easy serviceability and cheaper maintenance cost, but it should still be noted they are a bit out and about here The rear light is right under the seat, so if you had a jacket or back pack on, you could easily cover it blocking the visibility Resources: Official Site:

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