Wow, lotta unhappy folks out there! Not a great sign - but I can only speak to my experience. I ordered a Mega 2025 in the spring, and was given a timeline that was more or less met - Given the build, shipping, and setup nightmare generated by the US Government being positively hostile to Canada, I think they did great. I would say I was a moderately pain in the ass customer, because let’s face it, when you’re spending this kind of money on a bike, you have pretty high expectations, and some nervousness. Nonetheless, the Nireeka crew was always professional and got the job done. I had mine set up by Repair & Run in Kitsalano, who did a fab job.And the bike? Well, the ride and ergonomics are fantastic. This thing handles like a much smaller and lighter bike - super easy to handle in gnarly terrain - seriously builds confidence in Squirrelly conditions. Shock absorption is great, and ABS is amazing - I had it on my BMW bike, so am used to deploying it on a two wheeler. She will do 60kph if you really want to. I absolutely love riding this beast!My only real disappointment is battery range. If I ride a mixed trail terrain on PAS 1 or 2 and no throttle, I can get maybe 22 miles or so until my batt is toast. I have 2, and both provide that kind of range. Yeah, I weight 215, but even so, claiming 50+ mile range and getting less than half that is disappointing. My solution if I want to go long is to carry my spare batt, which I do in a top mount rack bag.Nonetheless, I love this thing, and I absolutely would recommend it to others - just know that there may be issues with Range if you’re my size.
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