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Pros: Delivers well on balance, drive mode options and frame sizing for a reasonable price tag, solid 18 month warranty and service centers in some cities Battery pack can be charged on or off the bike which is convenient for commuters or if you need to carry the frame up stairs or use it on a rack with weight limitations The battery pack locks to the frame with a solid metal core so you can leave it at bike racks feeling relatively safe Front and rear mechanical disc brakes provide great stopping power and tend to work better than rim brakes in wet or dirty environments Brakes cut power to the motor when activated for improved safety LCD display panel is large, center and easy to read, it also swivels forward to back which is useful for reducing glare Optional front suspension fork adds a lot of cushion when riding at higher speeds, great if you use your wrists a lot for working at a computer and don’t like the road vibration, this bike does employ a more forward position which adds to the potential strain Modest hub motor size blends right into the rear wheel and is mostly obscured by the disc brake rotor and cassette, makes this bike a little more stealth The motor is relatively quiet and efficient, capable of reaching long distances when used in lower pedal assist modes Cons: Lots of generic low end components including the seven speed Shimano drivetrain, they get the job done and keep the bike cheap but may require more maintenance over time No rear rack bosses, you can easily attach fenders but it would be nice to add a carry rack for commuting with books and supplies Higher price point for a near entry level electric bike, there are others at the $1K mark but they don’t balance weight as well or offer pedal assist or warranties like this Smaller 250 watt motor requires pedaling to overcome hills and doesn’t use a quick release so fixing flats, truing wheels and replacing tires requires more effort LCD display panel is not removable… and looks pretty nice, not a great combination for an entry level ebike that might be left at bike racks on campus a lot Resources: Official Site: More Pictures: Reader Interactions The Sport e101 electric bike is an entry level build from GenZe, an ebike subsidiary of the Mahindra Group (an Indian multinational automobile manufacturing corporation headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India)

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