u/ErnieHeisterkamp4

Hi,

I’m looking for an e-bike for my daily commute: 20 km per direction.

My commute is mostly on asphalt, including bike lanes as well as some road sections.

I want a removable battery so I can take the battery off and charge it separately at home.

Since I also plan to use the bike privately, it’s important to me that the e-assist is easy to “unlock” (i.e., not locked down in a way that makes switching performance modes difficult). Because of that, I’m probably currently focusing on Chinese e-bikes—but I’m open to other options as well.

So far, I’ve looked at these brands:

Mokwheel

Dukeaway

Lankeleisi

Vakole

They all look quite good, but most of their models are fat bikes—which would make the bike heavier, and I don’t really need full suspension/fat-bike-style comfort for my mostly paved route.

For example, models like the Silvertip8 or Basalt feel a bit too large. I like the FUGL 3.0 or the MG600 Lite more—but they’re mostly step-ins, and I would at least prefer a traditional frame style (a trapezoid frame) if possible.

The closest match to what I want seems to be the Mokwheel Asphalt.

Now my question is: can I trust these manufacturers at all? A lot of people give great reviews, while others complain about certain issues. On YouTube there’s a lot of content too, but it’s hard to tell what’s reliable.

Most importantly: are there any brands you would recommend that I should also look into—brands that tend to meet these requirements more consistently?

Hi,

I’m looking for an e-bike for my daily commute: 20 km per direction.

My commute is mostly on asphalt, including bike lanes as well as some road sections.

I want a removable battery so I can take the battery off and charge it separately at home.

Since I also plan to use the bike privately, it’s important to me that the e-assist is easy to “unlock” (i.e., not locked down in a way that makes switching performance modes difficult). Because of that, I’m probably currently focusing on Chinese e-bikes—but I’m open to other options as well.

So far, I’ve looked at these brands:

Mokwheel

Dukeaway

Lankeleisi

Vakole

They all look quite good, but most of their models are fat bikes—which would make the bike heavier, and I don’t really need full suspension/fat-bike-style comfort for my mostly paved route.

For example, models like the Silvertip8 or Basalt feel a bit too large. I like the FUGL 3.0 or the MG600 Lite more—but they’re mostly step-ins, and I would at least prefer a traditional frame style (a trapezoid frame) if possible.

The closest match to what I want seems to be the Mokwheel Asphalt.

Now my question is: can I trust these manufacturers at all? A lot of people give great reviews, while others complain about certain issues. On YouTube there’s a lot of content too, but it’s hard to tell what’s reliable.

Most importantly: are there any brands you would recommend that I should also look into—brands that tend to meet these requirements more consistently?

Hallo,

Ich suche für Kinder im Vorschulalter Sägen, welche gut zu handhaben sind.

Zurzeit werden viel Äste gesägt aber es kann sich auch ändern, dass Konstruktionsholz gesägt wird.

Dachte erst an eine klapp Säge wie z.b. von Opinel die Säge No 18 oder 12.

Oder auch andere klappsägen.

Manchmal denke ich aber auch an eine (verstärkte) Japansäge.

Habt ihr Empfehlungen für Sägen, welche nicht soll stark verkanten und gut für jüngere Kinder sind?

Eher klappt oder Japan oder doch eine Bügelsäge?

Danke für die Hilfe.