it has a thumb throttle on the left side that you can unplug.Well it looks a good solid bike to me, ideal for general use if you are not the show off kind.
Only pity is that is not crank driven.
I expect that Woosh will sell you a throttle separately.
My first thought! It is "womens" frame, ladies don't ride bicycles , ladies is what is now called step through so that older men don't get upset...is there a ladies variant?
That's interesting! I searched the other day for 'How many gears does an ebike need?', and found this:I am not sure that the Bermuda is his cup of tea. It's made for boring day to day commute in all weather. Nothing is easy to nick or worth nicking on it.
Just get on the bike and pedal, no need to change gear (it does have 8-speed derailleur but the motor is so powerful, I set it on 7 and I never bothered to change it).
That makes no sense, once the saddle is at the correct height for the rider it is just like any other bike in terms of contact points.I like the low saddle, it is uncommon for 27.5'' tires. I'm 5.7'' so it might be a way for me to enjoy larger wheels while keeping the bike low.
I could see it had normal geometry, hence why I highlighted a bike that hadn't. My post could perhaps have been clearer.the front of the saddle on the Bermuda is classically placed vertically above the bottom bracket.