Can't argue with that. In the video I linked to above, the reviewer mentioned that he found the bike rather heavy when the motor starts to cut out at around the 16 mph mark, do you find the same thing? He also mentioned that he normally does around 18 mph on the flat sections on his commute to work and he found this hard work on the Road e+1 what are your thoughts?
I think it's 18kg but not too sure as giant don't publish it. Mine is the older 2016 version that has all the power at a lower cadence and runs out at of juice at 95 whereas the newer ones gives power up to 120 but this works for me as I am nearly 70 and don't like pedaling fast. Yes it's a heavy bike and yes you mis the power when it's gone but less so than an emtb due to the usual. There is a new speed up device out now that allows you to set your own cutoff at say 18mph for example, and also shows the correct speed if you are so inclined. If going any distance I can manage a higher average speed than on the Bosch emtb.
get the bathroom scales and weigh ur self in kilos then pick up the bike and weigh both together.
Tbh I can't be bothered and don't care. Was just answering the question. this report claims 18.5kg.
i can throw my bike in the canal id have to birth that fkn thing like a boat lol i bet id get more range on my bike with 2 batts than that thing as the extra 500w is just enough to cover all that extra waight.
Wow, I had no idea.
