Fat Tire Step Over 26x4 - 52v Beach Cruiser Electric Bike

This is my 6th ebike over the last 5 years, and certainly the best. After looking at over 100 bikes, each time, I've finally learned what features to look for, and what goes wrong. This bike checks all the boxes. Firstly, this is the Quickest class 3 or 2 ebike you can legally ride as a bike in the country. 52 volts with a 25 amp controller means it delivers 1300 peak watts on the 750 watt motor taking you right up to 28-9 mph Right away - that is the largest allowed by law, to be considered a bicycle - and go anywhere a bike can go or park. Secondly, there are 2 big ticket components on ebikes, 1 the battery and 2 the motor. This bike has the Samsung batteries that last for many hundreds, if not thousands, of full charges before they crap out. It also has the Bafang hub drive motor people regularly report getting tens of thousands of miles, with no maintenance. My last bike was refunded after a year, and 3000 miles, because the Chen Lee (not a name brand) motor smoked, on the beach sand, on my way home after a day - no way to end a beautiful time!! This bike has a limiter so the motor is protected from burning it out. You might have to give a little push in the deepest sand, but at least you get home without needing a truck to haul the carcass. Not too mention the embarrassment! This bike frame is solid, and the controller is easy to get to, with quick connects, so you could add an extra battery and ride even farther. I don't get why people buy the mountain type bike to ride around in town. You have a motor, and in this case a big enough battery, to go Very far with little effort. Why not enjoy the scenery sitting upright? The suspension for this bike is in the seat and it works Great. Ask anyone with front suspension and they will tell you that at 28 miles an hour the handlebars can shake - and when they eventually wear out they are unsafe and expensive to replace. With the springs in the seat, and the seat post, and the bounce of the fat tires, I don't notice anything uncomfortable, and I'm not that young. Also, the 26 inch fat tires are Much better when hitting potholes and patches in the road, than those popular 24 and 20 inchers. I get told All the time how nice this bike is. Now I do have it decked out with a front basket - with a cooler, nice mirrors (highly recommended), pannier bags, 2 bells, clown horn etc... Nothing that cost much more than $20 online, except the basket and anti-theft alarm with turn signals, and remote, that was 35 - another highly recommended addition! Btw, the whole reason I switched from regular to ebikes is due to torn cartilage in my knee. The ADA disabilities act allows you to choose any type of micro mobility device you want, and this qualifies just like a segway. Meaning, if you are disabled, you can take this anywhere people go. I found out after buying that it was designed by experienced ebikers in San Diego who have also learned how to make a durable, comfortable, and quick ebike.