Could the Aeroride Bravo actually be used to replace a gas powered bike for daily commute?
With fuel costs on the rise and environmental concerns at the forefront of everyone's mind, it's tempting to swap out a motorcycle for an electric version, like the Aeroride Bravo. There are still a lot of questions about if electric bikes can really be as convenient and reliable as gas powered ones for your everyday use. For those with longer commutes, range anxiety is a real concern. And of course, there's the question of charging time and infrastructure, can you really just plug it in anywhere? And what about maintenance? Are electric bikes easier to keep running or do they have their own headaches? I think it would be interesting to hear from people who’ve actually switched over to the Bravo and see how it holds up in the daily grind of commuting and errands, and even possibly a weekend joy ride.
I made the switch six months back and am not looking back. So, the Bravo's range is more than enough for my 30 mile round trip commute, I just charge it overnight.
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