An E-MTB for Non-Mountain Bikers? | Weekly Rewind Ep. 2

[@calvinkirchhoff4170]

"Speaking of things that I like but will probably never own..." Hits too close to home😔

[@calvinkirchhoff971]

Same…

[@joehoeper3941]

loving this weekly show.

[@99spokes]

Heck yeah, thanks for sharing!

[@guambra2001]

That’s a heavy ebike, especially with all the competition out there.

[@tonkshred]

50 pound bike poOooOoOfffaaaa ahhaahhaha.. gonna get a workout just handling that around!

[@joehoeper3941]

I got a Santa Cruz Bullit at 50ish lbs. I can throw it around just fine...

[@severinjrgensen9267]

nice

[@TheLoamMountaineer]

If direct to consumer results in the same quality but better value, sign me up. After I rip this Orbea Wild for a few years, then I will check back in on Canyon & Transition

[@99spokes]

Value is definitely subjective, there’s a good value both ways, but like we say in the video in comes down to where you want your money to go; nicer components and materials or the assurance from a network of local bike shops and their mechanics

[@tunesoulsata9251]

That is a rediculously asinine statement to make about the Scott Patron... An e mountain bike designed for non mountain bikers? Conservative geometry? Hey bud, you can do better... That was a stretch and a bit "click-baity"

[@99spokes]

Like we mention in the video, there are factors outside of the geo that have us feeling that way. Not at all saying it’s a bad bike, just offering guidance as to who might be interested in it. Folks who plan to spend more time on technical single track would probably get along better with the Scott Voltage