Bike rides great 👍 practicing for some down hill runs not bad for a 69 year old.

The bike is fun to ride, and performs well, but I'm not happy with the small details! For the price I paid for the Bike, I didn't expect to have to re-do the wiring harness, it is a mess and I can not install the front rack until the wiring harness is dealt with. The harness is in the way of the rack and the headlight, the wires and cables rub hard on the rack when I turn the handle bars, so I took the rack off for time being. Shipping wasn't smooth. BikTrix nor myself was aware of FedEx shipping policies in regard to Freight Shipping that includes hazardous material (batteries), arranging for pick up due to my work schedule was a pain, since you can only pick up from the freight terminal!

This bike is pretty awesome! Bigger and heavier than expected, but it’s still a great bike and well put together.

I'm a crusty old f*&%er livig in a rugged rural area and have a general distain for all things urban. Buying this bike wasn't about saving the world from petroleum products. I bought a demo model through Trapper Gords/North American Hunting Supplies so it had a few kilometers on it. First time owning an ebike so it took a bit to learn. I ride it almost daily in a hilly areas hitting the local logging roads for a couple hours and have never gone below 50% battery use. I use it for therapy for my hip osteoarthritis so I'm usually in 3 or 4 assist mode making the bike do a lot of the work. So far I've ridden about 200km so I think I can make a fair assessment. Loads of power to climb anything; and I weigh 230#. Rough terrain no problem. It seems very sturdy. I am used to riding dual sport motor cycles, and still do, but this is a lot of fun and capability in its own right AND I can ride the bike trails, bike lanes in town and piss off all the metro-sexual spandex prima donnas. I didn't intend to get one of those stupid looking bicycle helmets BUT after I got it up over 80 km /h on one the earlier rides I decided a decent good coverage helmet would be worth it especially when alone in rough terrain. I still don't think much of the people who wear the goofy mushroom top helmets.

I haven't been able to ride it or it take me for a spin. 2 foot of snow here in Wisconsin looking forward to the first chance.