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Posted by S.Yu

- November 14, 2022, 21:49:55

Quote from: Let me Google dat for ya on November 14, 2022, 18:47:36The geometry of this bike sucks. Period.

Most bicycles sold these days are outrageously expensive yet anything but fun to ride, all because of that weirdly curved lower tube and bottom brackets that are way too low, way too close to the rocks and the dirt.

Well, it looks quite typically Giant, because I've seen a similar frame from this company some 15 years ago.
I'm just concerned how one prevents something like this from being stolen or vandalized in a city center, and, what's the top speed??

Posted by Let me Google dat for ya

- November 14, 2022, 18:47:36

The geometry of this bike sucks. Period.

Most bicycles sold these days are outrageously expensive yet anything but fun to ride, all because of that weirdly curved lower tube and bottom brackets that are way too low, way too close to the rocks and the dirt.

Posted by Redaktion

- November 14, 2022, 10:19:45

Giant Bicycles has revealed the Stormguard E+ SUV e-bike. The electric bicycle comes with a RideDash Evo display, which you can use to view your speed and heart rate, and even receive email and message notifications. The power pack can provide up to 200 km (~124 miles) of assistance range with an optional range extender battery.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Giant-Stormguard-E-SUV-e-bike-with-200-km-RideDash-Evo-display-for-heart-rate-and-emails-unveiled.668192.0.html