This hardtail e-MTB is powered by Bosch and can handle an array of riding and terrains. It can also be equipped with a cargo rack and is priced at $3,500
When I hear that, I’m thinking this bike will have parts and upgrades available for the next 30+ years. The article didn’t seem to even hint at that.
Am I just confused about what that statement is supposed to mean? And I ask this as someone who rides a bike that’s 30 years old and shows no signs of slowing down 😉
Yeah this sounds weird to me. My ebike to age with is the one I built. Or a hardtail or street+ frame with fenders and racks and that delectable pinion mgu if it was both available in my area and at a price that wouldn’t bankrupt me…
To age with?
When I hear that, I’m thinking this bike will have parts and upgrades available for the next 30+ years. The article didn’t seem to even hint at that.
Am I just confused about what that statement is supposed to mean? And I ask this as someone who rides a bike that’s 30 years old and shows no signs of slowing down 😉
Yeah this sounds weird to me. My ebike to age with is the one I built. Or a hardtail or street+ frame with fenders and racks and that delectable pinion mgu if it was both available in my area and at a price that wouldn’t bankrupt me…
It means if you buy this, you will get old and die?