| Price as shown | Price not verified on 2026-10-16 |
|---|---|
| Price note | Price not on the page we could read, so we list none. |
| Availability on that date | Not shown |
| Type | Comfort hybrid |
| Class | Pedal assist up to 28 mph (the page text says 'miles'; we read it as mph) |
| Motor | Bosch mid-drive |
| Battery | 500Wh |
| Range (brand claim) | Up to 70 miles (brand claim) |
| Weight | 49 lb |
| Warranty | Not yet verified |
| Safety certification | Not yet verified |
| Last checked | 2026-10-16 |
| Source | Brand product page (opens in a new tab) |
Not found on the brand page: Price, warranty, UL certification, motor torque.
What it is best for (our read)
Faster pedal assist with rack, fenders and integrated lights. A 28 mph assist is treated as Class 3 in many places, which has extra rules.
This is our reading of the brand's published specs. We have not ridden or tested this bike.
Before you count on a rebate
- Check the program's rules on motor size (many cap it at 750W), class, and safety certification such as UL 2849. Compare them with the specs above.
- Several programs we track require buying from a participating local shop (Denver, Atlanta, Raleigh, Rhode Island and Connecticut). Ask whether a shop near you sells this brand and takes the voucher.
- Many programs need approval before you buy. Do not buy first unless the program page says you can. See the rebate FAQ and the rebate tracker.
Price history we have observed
| Date | Price | Entry |
|---|---|---|
| No price observed yet. | ||
We only log prices we actually saw. Tracking began 2026-10-16, so there is no earlier history. See the deals log.
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