Hi All
After taking advice from members on here who were very helpful I test rode a number of ebikes and have been the owner of an Oxygen Mtb bike for 2 months so I thought I would post a short review .
I contacted UK electric bikes in Biddenden Kent where Marcus introduced me to the Oxygen Mtb
And after taking me for a test ride I was so impressed I decided to purchase one .
I ride off road on mud and Tarmac tracks in the beautiful Joydens Woods roughly for about two to three hours at a time and find that the battery never uses more than one of the four bars of charge ,I have found that I can ride up all but the very steepest of hills but feel a lighter fitter rider would be able to manage vertuly anything . I often ride very steed downhill mud tracks and find the hydrolic brakes superb.
Gear changes are very easy and smooth and I find myself using all of the 21 I think gears .The front suspention soaks up the rough terrain but I am looking to purchase a seat suspention post 30.4 mm but seem to be having difficulty finding this size .
Now about the rider I am a 57 year old very unfit 20 stone I would never be able to ride a none e bike around the Woods and I can only say I am throughly enjoying every moment even when I fall of
. I do need to purchase some mud guards and a more comfortable saddle plus the seat post and I think then I will be sorted
Regards to all Gbay
After taking advice from members on here who were very helpful I test rode a number of ebikes and have been the owner of an Oxygen Mtb bike for 2 months so I thought I would post a short review .
I contacted UK electric bikes in Biddenden Kent where Marcus introduced me to the Oxygen Mtb
And after taking me for a test ride I was so impressed I decided to purchase one .
I ride off road on mud and Tarmac tracks in the beautiful Joydens Woods roughly for about two to three hours at a time and find that the battery never uses more than one of the four bars of charge ,I have found that I can ride up all but the very steepest of hills but feel a lighter fitter rider would be able to manage vertuly anything . I often ride very steed downhill mud tracks and find the hydrolic brakes superb.
Gear changes are very easy and smooth and I find myself using all of the 21 I think gears .The front suspention soaks up the rough terrain but I am looking to purchase a seat suspention post 30.4 mm but seem to be having difficulty finding this size .
Now about the rider I am a 57 year old very unfit 20 stone I would never be able to ride a none e bike around the Woods and I can only say I am throughly enjoying every moment even when I fall of
. I do need to purchase some mud guards and a more comfortable saddle plus the seat post and I think then I will be sorted
Regards to all Gbay
