Emotion Cross Deluxe, Amazing

[Izan]

One month ago, I purchased a CITY 700 DELUXE from BH and I am really satisfied with it. The guy at the shop assure me that the feeling was exactly the same as Kalkhof's pedelec because they used the same panasonic kit with the same motor and battery. And really it is.

Now I fell in love in anothe pedelec. It's really nice. It's the EMOTION CROSS DELUXE. You can find it in http://www.bhbikes.com/download/Catalogo_EMOTION09.pdf

Now it is my time to negotiate a change between CITY 700 by CROSS DELUXE.

 

[bode]

I can tell that you like your new bike, and am very pleased for you, but it would be better to confine your remarks to one thread, instead of across four!

 

[wibble]

Ooh yah, the Cross Deluxe looks nice!

Not sure about the whole crank area though. That chainguard looks a little too old fashioned when compared to the rest of the bike. and it looks like it wont be a good idea to remove it because it seems to hiding a motor.

Also, that cheap looking shiny plastic battery doesn't match the matte finish of the rest of the bike either.

Other than that, it's lovely!

 

[Mussels]

I can tell that you like your new bike, and am very pleased for you, but it would be better to confine your remarks to one thread, instead of across four!

I was trying to give the benefit of the doubt as it may be over enthusiasm coupled with a language barrier, but the capital letters make it look like a string of adverts.

 

[tillson]

These bikes look very interesting and seem to offer a wide range of styles. Do they have any UK dealers yet?

Purely from a visual sense, some of them look to have a similar set up to the new faster version of the Pro-Connect. Can anyone tell from the blub if this is correct?

Also any information on price?

 

[flecc]

These bikes look very interesting and seem to offer a wide range of styles. Do they have any UK dealers yet?

Purely from a visual sense, some of them look to have a similar set up to the new faster version of the Pro-Connect. Can anyone tell from the blub if this is correct?

Also any information on price?

They started with utility style bikes based on the Panasonic unit, but have now become about the only one of about ten manufacturers using the unit making sport styled models including front suspension.

These are only the standard units as far as I can tell, and rather oddly a number of models use the old 8 Ah battery rather than the latest 10 Ah.

The thing that makes the unit look like the high speed "S" unit is the long arm chain idler, but that's necessary with derailleur gears and not unique to the "S" models.
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