Aventon Sinch

\- Aventon Sinch $1,699 (500 W, 48V 14Ah, front suspension, fenders sold separately, 68lbs). \- Fiido M1 Pro $1,099 (500 W, 48V 12.8Ah, dual suspension, fenders sold separately, 55lbs). \- Snapcycle S1$1,499 (750W, 48V 14Ah, front suspension, fenders/rack included, 66lbs).

I love my ebike, but storing it is such a drag. It's foldable (I have an Aventon Sinch), but that still means having to open and close it any time I want it to take up less space and it's weight doesn't really help.

I decided on a folding ebike (Aventon Sinch— I really like it overall, a few gripes) so I can store it indoors and if I meet someone somewhere, we can just fold my bike up and go somewhere in their car. It’s been great to get around and have a little independence again. This is chiefly why I would stay away from a trike— if I’m having seizure activity, I can just call someone and get home quickly. A good helmet of course is key to safety on bike.