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Pegasus Solero Evo 9

I am very satisfied with this bike. The pedal assist feels very natural, as the motor customises itself to your own pedalling effort. This makes for a very nice and natural riding experience. The motor is also very powerful. For urban use, you usually don't even need that power, but it does come in handy in strong headwinds. Even then, you ride through with ease. The range is ample. At the highest assistance setting, you can ride about 80 kilometres. At this setting, you hardly need to pedal at all. So on the other settings, you could probably expect to ride towards 100 km. Ride comfort is also top notch. Thanks to the suspension fork and comfortable saddle, you'll ride smoothly over bumpy roads. This makes longer rides a lot more comfortable. The build quality of the bike looks very good. Everything feels sturdy and well-finished. Brakes and gears function as you will expect. The display is also a plus. It is clearly readable and displays a lot of useful information, such as range, battery, ride time and normal time, average speed, maximum speed and total kilometres ridden. In addition, the accompanying app (eBike Flow) is very handy. Among other things, you can set it to turn on the bike only when your phone is nearby, a nice security feature. You can also see in the app how much battery you have left and what the corresponding range is. This makes planning rides extra easy. One small drawback is that the battery is a bit difficult to remove from the frame. This is partly because the battery is at the bottom of the frame, which makes removing it a bit more awkward. Perhaps it is a matter of getting used to, but it is something to take into account. All in all, this is an excellent bike with powerful, natural support, an ample range, a comfortable riding experience and a clear display with a handy app. The only real (minor) downside is the placement of the battery, but otherwise it really is a top bike!

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