Thoughts on Outer Cycles E-Bike?

[Cycle Fan]

Hi guys,

thinking of taking the plunge (when cash allows) and getting an e-bike. Was looking at Outer Cycles… and was wondering how the ride is compared to the Trek Rail (and or others)

I get the differences in motor and battery spec, more interested in handling and “on trail” feel. Is the ride similar?

 

TIA

[ChrisF]

Subscribed ...

[Zebra]

…also subscribed. They have an authentic/believable offering, seemingly little ‘hypeing’ from themselves, which I respect, etc.

Keen to follow along here…

Chris

[MORNE]

@V18

 

[herrowpreeze]

14 hours ago, Cycle Fan said:

Hi guys,

thinking of taking the plunge (when cash allows) and getting an e-bike. Was looking at Outer Cycles… and was wondering how the ride is compared to the Trek Rail (and or others)

I get the differences in motor and battery spec, more interested in handling and “on trail” feel. Is the ride similar?

 

TIA

For the price you can't go wrong

 

Great bike and also a great base to start from if you want to do upgrades

[V18]

Love mine. Components and local support ath this price point is unmatched. Outer/Lyne also very helpful if you need anything. Which you won't.

I get the feeling they are here to stay and a growing brand. There were so many at today's Enduro. We all shared the same grin. 

[V18]

Aand with regards to handling. I came from a banshee prime. Which is arguably the best handling bike I've had to date... The outer tops it. Part due to good component selection no doubt. Dayle et al gave plenty of thought to the geo/suspension kinematics. It shows. 

[GLuvsMtb]

I’ve opted for the Deore spec for my e bike rental fleet. I needed bikes that are reliable and fairly simple to use. To date they have been amazing. 

Where are you based? If you are in the Western Cape and want to do a drive out to Tulbagh I’m happy for you to go give it a good go on our local trails. 
I’ve also sold a few of these with zero comebacks and smiles all round.