Aventon Pace 500 Review | EBC Scooter Review | This Week's E-Bike News

Published: Fri, 04/16/21

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Happy Friday! Today we're bringing you our review of the Aventon Pace 500, the Electric Bike Company's Radical Scooter, and your weekly e-bike news recap.

Aventon Pace 500 Review – 2021

Like many other city e-bikes, the Aventon Pace 500 sets out to provide you a ride that strikes the right balance of comfort and power. After we’ve had a chance to review the Aventon Pace 500, we feel it largely achieved just that.

The Aventon Pace 500 is a class 3 e-bike that has quality components, at a likable price. With hydraulic disc brakes, 28mph top speeds, and a comfortable riding position the Pace 500 feels like it should cost more than it actually does.If you want to take in the views and smell the roses while maintaining comfort and control the Pace 500 is a great option for you to consider.

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Electric Bike Company Radical Scooter Review – 2021

The Electric Bike Company is known for making comfortable, powerful electric cruiser bikes, and they managed to bring this look and feel to the electric scooter market with the Radical Scooter. Thanks to its generous suspension, tires, and moped-style seat, you can explore almost anywhere with comfort and ease.

The fast 350W motor on this e-scooter lives up to its promised expectations of 20 mph on straights, and it performs admirably on hills as well. You’ll be able to zip around town with little trouble, and thanks to the safety of lights on the front, back, and sides, you’ll be riding with a highly visible profile.

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Biktrix Reveals New E-Bike "The Moto"

Canadian e-bike company Biktrix on Thursday released a new moped-style electric bike that boasts a 750W motor and a 100-plus mile range. The new e-bike, which Biktrix has dubbed the Moto, was inspired by mopeds and built “specifically for those hoping to cruise down streets with ease,” the company said in an announcement of the new bike.

At first glance, the Moto’s looks are right in line with the moped-style of other e-bikes in the news that have seen gaining popularity over the past year or so. It’s low-slung and fitted with fat tires mounted on smaller 20” or 24” wheels, depending on the frame size. The handlebars also rise up chopper-style and there’s a motocross-style seat, which place riders in an upright seated position.The Moto comes with two power settings: The “limited” motor power setting that caps the maximum assisted speed at 20 mph and the “no-limit” setting which raises the maximum assisted speed to 28 mph, which makes it a Class 3 e-bike in the U.S.

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