Pack that thing up , grab Clay C and head north.

Iffin' you wasn't so far away...I'd take ya on that offer.

How is it through mud and water?

Owner's manual says it's OK to ride thru shallow water or in the rain as the components, including battery are either water -proof or water- resistant. But, also says not to spray wash battery or battery compartment or direct water force on lcd screen.

Just got back from my 1st good "test". Rode from my residence, thru town, and down state highway two miles to one of my hunting leases. Once there I rode logging roads about 1.5 miles to river and along riverbank logging roads. Rode thru a little water (about 6 ft across and 6" deep.) Rode thru a lot of deep sugar sand roads...handles great...no loss of control with the 4" fat tires. Then returned home. Return ride I used all electric power (no pedal assist). Top speed was 28.5 mph.

So far...I love this new toy!!

Is the motor in the hub or crankcase? Don’t think it matters on flat ground but in the hills it does. I have done a little research on them. Nice looking bike. I can see bear hunting off of one.

wws

Boy I have wanted one awhile, I see they've really come down in price. They have a trike model as well. Will be looking into it someday but the 4-wheeler is it for now.

Same way you would if you walk !!! Except going after the truck to haul that deer out is easier !!!!!

Rear hub. I'm a flatlander.

Here you go SW

2 day drive SW.
Seen a group of 12_15 yesterday. All had long beards.

Becoming pests here. Nobody kills them.

Summit climber rack came in. Had to modify (its made for a Rambo bike), but I think it'll work fine. Zip-tie some pipe insulation to it when fall gets here for a quiet treestand haul.

In the meantime, might get some gobbler blood on that rack in a few weeks.

Also, found a local guy that wanted to sell two Aventon ebikes with 30 miles on em. Bought the step-thru for the wife. We rode 10 miles yesterday...or rather..the bikes carried us 10 miles...lol.