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Price Points: Electric bikes

Ever since lock-down began – I don’t know if it’s because we’ve all been forced to be at home and indoors – people are going out more than ever! Not to the shops or to pubs & restaurants, but out into the great outdoors. Have you been craving the outdoors more since lock-down?

I’ve noticed one particular man, on a few separate occasions, zooming past our house (which is on an incline which just keeps getting steeper). He was tackling the hill with ease… then I noticed that he was, in fact, riding an electric bike… not peddling furiously or working up a sweat.

It’s a great mode of transport if you want to get around city, town or countryside without busting a gut to get where you’re going, or needing a shower when you arrive at your destination. It allows you to get much further and far quicker than walking or riding a traditional bike.

I like electric bikes that look like old-fashioned ones – bedecked with wicker baskets and bells. In contrast, what I like about the Townie (#3) is that it’s so high-tech. It boasts a Bosch SmartphoneHub controller which monitors and sends detailed rider data to your smartphone.

  1. Pendleton Somerby deluxe electric hybrid bike – 17″ & 19″ frames: £1,299.00
    Range: Up to 60 miles
    Weight: 26.7kg
  1. Arrow Electric ladies bike from Velorbis: £2,755.00, The Conran Shop
    Range: 28 to 65 miles
    Weight: 13kg
  1. Townie Path Go! 5i Step-Thru: £3,025.00, Electra
    Range: Up to 62 miles
    Weight: 25kg

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30 replies on “Price Points: Electric bikes”

We’ve certainly been missing a slice of nature as the sun and fresh air is good for depression xx

I’m lucky to have a garden & have spent most of the Lockdown outside but I have been craving walking by the sea

Definitely, I took our dog out for the full hours exercise that was allowed & worked in the garden as much as I could, since lockdown eased I’ve been visiting nature reservres most days

Ive enjoyed the outdoors more during lockdown . Ive been shielding , but with a dog have had to leave the house everyday , though choosing early in the morning to do it . The lack of mechanical noise and lack of people , really opened up the natural world and it has been fantastic.

Managed to go for a walk with my dogs VERY EARLY every morning, worked from home so no time to think about it!

Would love an electric bike to get out in the countryside with, I’m desperate to get past the garden lovely though it is

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