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I am also looking for a small framed electric bicycle I am a 5 foot tall women. I went through this when I got my motorcycle, after 30 years of riding my motorcycle I am selling it and I want to get an electric bicycle. I am 70 years young. I do not want a cheap bicycle but I do not want very expensive bicycle. I do not want a step through either or a folding bike. I like the rad bike but I think it is too tall.

Any manufactures out there that are reliable that can help me.

Nelson37

It might be better to take advantage of a much wider range of options by first selecting a standard bicycle which fits your needs and then selecting a motor kit to install.

Options, suitability, cost, quality can all be enhanced by careful selection. Installation can be very easy and some bike shops can assist.

What type of riding do you intend? Lots of pedaling or minimal? Range, speed, weight carried, hills to climb? Off-roading or mountain downhill, perhaps?

E-bikes can be very capable but are much more limited in performance than a motorcycle, and fit to task must be addressed more carefully.

2old

What is your price range and expectations for the bike? One consideration is to locate (or maybe you have) a bike that fits you well. Consider a conversion (easier than you think) or find an e-bike with similar dimensions. Trek seems to have a selection of e-bikes in a variety of sizes, but most are $2500+.