How does a company that only makes cruisers manage to have so many models?! The Model A is one of their latest offerings, a classic styled cruiser with a single speed drivetrain and powerful rear hub motor. This thing has chopper vibes - especially with the giant headlight - and you can upgrade it with other accessories like a rack and fenders. That will cost more, and you can raise the price even more if you get lost in EBC's awesome paint color customization options... but these bikes are worth it. EBC has one of the best warranties in the business and they actually ship their products fully assembled, after being put together and tested by someone in the US. I don't know of a single other company that puts that much effort into their product and the quality definitely shows here.
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"The Model A from Electric Bike Company is one classy cruiser! It has some serious classic vibes, features a removable battery, and has the option for a torque sensor! If you're in the market for a stylish cruiser from a reputable company, check this bad boy out. ..."
"The Model A is somewhat of a departure from the norm for Electric Bike Company. On one hand, the bike’s frame reflects the same traditional beach-cruiser styling that is embodied by most of the models in the EBC lineup. On the other hand, the Model A stands out; instead of the casual, swept-back cruiser handlebars, the Model A uses a BMX-style riser bar. And instead of a rainbow of color options and trim packages, ..."
"Minor consideration, the headlight does not point where you steer because it’s mounted to the steer tube by default, this can be a little disorienting when making sharp turns in the dark. You could always mount a second light to the handlebar crossbeam that would point where you steer. You can angle the display to reduce glare but it isn’t removable, this means that it could get scratched at the rack or take more..."
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