[Red Badger]

Have at it!.............

[Anti-Bubba182]

You can’t get ahead using these expensive toys. A gasoline moped gets great mileage anyway.

[Slapshot68]

Looks good! Now I’ll just have to figure out how to get my kids on it for when I drop them off at school.

[ctdonath2]

Got my bike from Wal-Mart for $59 - and it’s a lot more “green”.

[wastedyears]

I could get an incredible bike for $3500. Plus take away the suspension fork. Too much energy is wasted with the frame bouncing up and down while pedaling. Plus it’s just less to worry about.

[babygene]

I have a Schwin electric and I love it... I bought it for $10 at a local thrift store, the motor was missing (the transmission was there) and the battery was not there.

I bought a motor on ebay that was wired backwards for $35, and I use a 24V battery pack from a scooter that I strap to the bike on the luggage carrier. I get about 20 miles on a charge and have less than $100 in it.

[Domandred]

with the E+ starting at $3,495.00, available with either a cruiser or mountainbike frame.

I'd rather have this:

$2049 new and it can go 35mph legally.

[Moose4]

Hey, I’m lazy, if it’d help me pull up hills, I’d be for it. Does the pedaling help recharge the battery, or is it strictly plug-in?

}:-)4

[vpintheak]

My Honda Rebel 250 normally gets 65 mpg. It cost me $2500. Nice looking little bike, even the Harley guys wave to me.

[CharlesWayneCT]

I bought a kit for my bike, it cost me about $400 bucks.

Of course, I had to buy the bike as well, but that was only a couple hundred bucks.

[bvw]

Cool but expensive. Do they have a chainless version?