Should I get a quality e-bike or a beater car? I have been car

Yeah, I'd say go for the ebike. A really really good pedals assist bike can be had for $3-4k, and you will just cruise along comfortably doing 25kmh until you reach your destination. Don't pay the petroleum jew, the insurance jew, the registration jew, etc

>>1069182
This. Get a good quality E-bike and avoid paying the petroleum, insurance, registration and repair Jews. I'd just make sure you can easily mount plenty of large panniers and it doesn't have super small weight limit so you can fit stuff into the panniers when needed.

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Thanks for the replies. I'm in the us and the Trek super commuter I'm looking at is limited at 45kmh(around 28mph). I'm thinking if I go the e-bike route I can do things like haul my dog/ all kinds of stuff on a trailer with ease, move to a more affordable property out of town, and stop my non cycling friends from trying to make me accept rides. Hmm...

>>1069174
>They didn't even bother to remove all the packing material from the bike before the photoshoot
kek

>>1069174

that bike is really sweet.

I don't know if ebikes start to look decent or I'm getting accostumed to them

>>1069242
Agreed, it looks low key like a regular bike. I guess now that e-bikes have caught on we can expect them to be more integrated.

Get one of these and attach it to your bike, you'll save thousands and still get awesome power.

https://lunacycle.com/bafang-bbs02-750w-mid-drive-kit/

>>1069255

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLngOq7jWnM

>>1069255
That's cool but I want pedal assist not throttle.

Get a bike with a motor

90s rigid mtb with semislicks or fucking kill yourself