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The Nutcase Vio helmet is a quality product with high visibility lights integrated. The design, multi-directional impact protection system (MIPS), and stylish appearance makes it a reliable choice for cyclists. However, the battery life is poor and the product is expensive when compared to other helmets.

The Vintage Electric Roadster is a fun, silent, and beautifully designed high-end e-bike with excellent build quality. However, its high price tag and a non-removable battery make it impractical for many potential buyers.

This all-in-one customizable cargo bike makes it much easier to haul stuff everywhere you need to go.

The Niu KQi3 Max escooter is praised for its good build quality, ease of folding, smooth riding, and reliable brakes, but loses points for being expensive and for lack of adjustability for riders of different heights.

The LeMond Prolog is an expensive but high-quality ebike with a lightweight all-carbon-fiber frame and reliable 250-watt smart Mahle drivetrain. It is designed with a versatile 11-speed gearing system. The bike's premium components, spectacular design, and ease of use make it an appealing choice for ethusiasts, despite its high price. However, its value may be questioned given the availability of cheaper, more utilitarian options in the market.

Despite being bulky and expensive, the Segway P100S electric scooter offers a smooth, powerful ride with a range of features like turn signals, a customizable speed mode, and an anti-theft alarm. Its loud turn signals can be a bit embarrassing, and the unfolding process is less than elegant, but the overall performance and quality are worth the cost.

The Bollé Microedge Graphite glasses were initially greeted with skepticism but ultimately won respect due to their performance in bright conditions and resilience of their nearly unbreakable, though easily marked, lenses. Despite the tendency for the lenses to attract oil and to slide down when one starts to sweat, they proved comfortable and easy to clean, delivering good value for the money.

While the Harley-Davidson LiveWire S2 Del Mar electric motorcycle is noted for its excellent handling, power, and design, it is limited by an inadequate range and lack of fast charging options. Its potential for urban riding is commendable but longer trips are impractical due to the inadequate range and charging options.

The Liv Thrive E+ EX Pro is a high-quality e-bike with gender-specific design features, yet individual adjustments remain crucial.

The review appreciates the Urban Arrow Family Performance CX for its Dutch-style front-loading cargo design, easy maneuverability, and safe riding, despite being a bit hefty and costly. Notable features include a powerful Bosch Performance CX drivetrain and a unique shifter for enhanced safety. Yet, it lacks suspension and its battery range of 20-30 miles feels a bit small.

The Apollo Ghost does everything it's made to do _really_ well. It's built like a tank, has incredible raw power, and reliable range.

The Super73 S2 provides a powerful ride with a very powerful motor, superb bright light, and two-person seat. However, it has several drawbacks. These include a useless front fender in wet conditions, weighty design, a quirky charging system, and persistent throttle malfunctions causing it to act unpredictably. It has great build quality but, due to the issues, it is hard to recommend.

The M-E1 is not very powerful, but I like how the quiet Shimano mid-drive motor supplies just enough pedal assistance to make me feel like I'm getting some exercise in as I turn the cranks.

The Zero SR/S electric sport bike offers a solid build and good suspension damping for comfortable long trips but falls short in maneuverability due to its heavy weight. The absence of a transmission provides easy riding, but the high price and less engaging ride make it less appealing. The handsome design and the benefit to the environment could appeal to a niche audience.

The Ride1Up Cafe Cruiser is a powerful electric bike with comfortable features but may be too heavy for lighter or new riders. It's equipped with high quality components such as Shimano shifters and hydraulic brakes but the weight makes it less user-friendly.

The reviewer provides a detailed narrative of their experience with the Evolve Hadean Carbon All Terrain electric skateboard, citing its impressive capability to climb steep terrains, high speeds, and satisfying range. Constructed from durable carbon fiber, the skateboard proves powerful, though it takes some getting used to. Negative aspects include its heavyweight and expensive price tag of over $2,500.

Review appreciates the superior performance, quick-charging battery, consistent power output, and seamless design of the Specialized Turbo Creo SL Expert EVO, with concerns about speed limit regulations and minor discomfort.

The Specialized Turbo Como SL 5.0 is a super light cruiser with integrated features. Despite being expensive, it is 10 to 20 pounds lighter than competitors, providing a comfortable and upright cruise.

The Gazelle Ultimate C380 is not just stylish but also delivers a great riding experience with its mid-drive motor, variable gearing and belt drive. It supports an integrated 13.4Ah battery, powerful Bosch motor, Enviolo trekking hub and built-in lights.

The Vintage Electric Roadster offers a fun, thrilling ride with its nearly silent motor, comfortable design and top speed of 40 miles per hour. However, despite its high-end components and exquisite attention to detail, its steep price of $6,999 and non-removable battery may put off potential buyers.

While the Vintage Electric Roadster ebike is the most fun the reviewer has had on an electric bike and has an exquisite design, there were issues with the rear wheel on the first unit received, it lacks a removable battery, and is rather expensive, making it impractical for most.

The $2,549 Evolve Hadean Carbon All Terrain electric skateboard boasts impressive power, range, and speed but also requires respect for safety considerations. Its carbon fiber construction and dual 3000-watt motors provide a high-quality and exciting ride, but its weight and steep price may be drawbacks.

The Razor EcoSmart Sup electric scooter, while sturdy and relatively affordable, is not ideal for apartment-dwelling city dwellers due to its weight and bulkiness. It also suffers from a short range and a long recharge time.

The reviewer was not a fan of the Bunch Original Cargo Electric Bike due to its awkward handling and discomfort for the rider. However, her husband appreciated the e-bike's large capacity, powerful throttle, and tricycle configuration, and their children loved the spacious, high-walled cargo box.

The Electra Loft Go! 7D EQ is a user-friendly and affordable electric bike that offers a simple, attractive, and light design. Perfect for neighborhood use, it offers a comfortable ride with integrated battery and lights, and it's easily accessible due to a large dealer network. The lack of a display screen and slow speed can be drawbacks, but it's ideal for those new to bikes or electric bikes.

The Propella 7-speed ebike is affordable, lightweight, and easy to ride. Despite being an ebike, it offers a real bike experience with strong power delivery and quality components. The lack of built-in lights and fitting issues with larger riders could be improved.

"Some things, like street snowboarding, are just more dangerous than others. That’s what makes them fun."

“The heavy-duty hydraulic brakes stopped us on the steepest hills.”

The S2 is a fun bike—one with heaps of power. And I had a good time riding it…until I didn't. Super73 would have a recommendation-worthy bike on their hands if it could eliminate the throttle issues and offer a front fender that actually works

I had no trouble scooting up slopes, and it's comfy to ride—it even has turn signals!

“If you have your heart set on making your family bike-first, this is a model you'll use for years to come.”

"The Vintage Electric Roadster is unlike any e-bike I’ve ever ridden. Where other mopeds or motorcycle-inspired e-bikes tend to look like something a tanked bro would ride down Venice Beach, this feels entirely more classy." Parker Hall, [Wired](https://www.wired.com/review/vintage-electric-roadster/)

“This electric kick scooter can crush steep hills and will travel well more than 25 miles.”

On the trail, its near-flawlessness was confirmed. I immediately noticed the well-tuned calibration of the motor’s three settings—Eco, Trail, and Boost.

True to Diamondback’s claims, it’s ideal for getting things done.

This is why I adore the Cowboy 4 ebike. It has no gears, but it does have a built-in phone holder and wireless charger, gorgeous automatic lights, and sleek splash guards.

It's not without flaws, but this cute, pedal-less scooter heralds a new era in ebike transportation.

"The SR/S won't be the ultimate corner carver, but it will rocket you down the straightaways and get you there in style — all while going easier on your body and the environment."

"Despite its meager size and weight, this thing is powerful. With the 1,360-watt hub motor, you can go up to 28 mph on the highest speed mode."

… if you are a bike person who wants an e-bike, this is the one you should probably buy.

"The LCD screen is deceptively simple. When you turn it on, it shows your speed, drive mode (Beginner, Eco, and Sport), battery life, and whether the lights are on."

Review of the Lectric XP 3.0 highlights its affordable price, refined features, improved rideability, and solid range, although it is heavy and cumbersome to carry. Small refinements have contributed to a more functional and enjoyable ride, but the battery system and folding mechanism could still use improvements.

“If Civilized was aiming for an electric vehicle that bridges the gap between bicycle and moped, they hit the mark. Now if only they could do something about that height requirement. The one major downside is that it is a pretty tall bike – there’s no way someone [5 feet 2 inches] could mount this bike and have their feet touch the pavement.”

The Evolve Hadean Carbon series electric skateboard is powerful, fast, and offers a satisfying range, however, it's heavy, expensive and not easy for new users.

"Not only is it easy to scootch up hills, it’s also easy to maneuver onto crowded bike racks when I’m out, or to lift onto our hanging bike rack in my garage." 

“It takes up noticeably less space in my crowded garage, and it is easy to steer.” 

The Cannondale Adventure Neo 3 EQ is a reliable ebike with clean design, excellent components, and comfortable ride quality. The only drawback is the lack of a built-in bell. This ebike offers high build quality and brilliant features making it a great commuter bike.

Minor glitches aside, the more I rode the Union 1, the more I appreciated its appeal as an alternative to my car.

The reviewer appreciates Gazelle Ultimate C380 HMB for its utility, beautiful aesthetics, and smooth power delivery despite being expensive and not particularly fast. They commend its easy-to-balance unisex step-through design, powerful Bosch motor, sturdy build quality, and built-in features like lights and cargo rack.

The Aventon Aventure.2 is an affordable and high-quality fat-tire ebike that is comfortable for both trail rides and everyday commuting. It is easy to assemble, has great built-in features like fenders and lights, but may require professional help for proper assembly and brake alignment.

The fat tires and suspension do a lot of work to help with this, and I also never felt short on power, thanks to the 750-watt motor. Steep hills gave me zero trouble.