June 3, 20196 yr The Haibike would have a 250w Yamaha motor but I would delimit its speed limit of 15.5 mph. I am comparing it to aQWIC MD11 bike with a 540w Brose mid mounted engine. This one VS This one Just wondering what people would think is a better ride? Is a more powerful motor going to confer any advantages? What would you guys recommend? What would you recommend? Obviously there is quite a big price difference. Sure one would prefer a more powerful motor, or does this not really make too much a difference?
June 3, 20196 yr the haibike with the right gearing will be faster with a dongle as you can get up to 35mph with a badass dongle b4 it will cut off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VGdUXRfwZk:2
June 4, 20196 yr Author the haibike with the right gearing will be faster with a dongle as you can get up to 35mph with a badass dongle b4 it will cut off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VGdUXRfwZk:2 Thanks for all the help dude. I will be getting that Yamaha Haibike. Is there any advantage to getting one of the newer Haibike models or newer motors?
June 4, 20196 yr Author I actually really like the Yamaha bike you linked, but is there a reason to get it over one of the other models, newer ones? I am assuming because its one of the best for its price. Edited June 4, 20196 yr by nabs
June 4, 20196 yr Just wondering what people would think is a better ride? A town bike and a mountain bike, the question you need to ask yourself is where will I be riding this bike?
June 4, 20196 yr Author A town bike and a mountain bike, the question you need to ask yourself is where will I be riding this bike? Mostly just around the city, on road, and a little in parks. I thought a mountain bike can kinda be used anywhere, and that many people prefer them to commute with. I also want to take them out on trails. But it will mostly be a city bike, thats true.
June 4, 20196 yr Go hybrid, 700c /650b so that if you wanted to you can fit wider tyres. My 700c can fit 42mm tyres and wider if I used 650b rims.
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