Trek Powerfly 9 review

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Just sharing my honest comments and criticisms of Trek Powerfully 9. Its a great bike for those looking for help on the hills but are not looking at smashing the descents and or looking at riding in technically demanding terrain. It's at home in groomed rolling trail centres.

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battery in the back pack solves wight problem
Wait wait wait why does it cut off at 15mph?! The powerfly here cuts out at 28 mph! I'd say you should be complaining about your government and not the bike!
What a load of Bollocks. An opinion on E- MTB. and not a clue how they should be ridden They use these in the in Alps for Fuck sake. The main motors are the Bosch performance line CX. used on the Trek reviewed here. Produces 75n torque across the range + the Yamaha. I have a Scott E-Spark 710 2016 model. I'm totally unfit 66yrs old. 5ft 7" weighing 18stone. I also have back problems but can ride a bike all day. I go out with my local MTB XC Group doing 25mls + over 2500ft climbing. I'm always the first up any steep hill. Look at a proper vid showing what these bike are really capable of. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7OG9c7N3B4
Great vid. I'm dying to get myself a MTB! -N
Hey High Card Rider, what strength exercises can I do to help ride up steeper hills, I am fine at hills around 6% gradient but once I get to 9% I free fall down the strava rankings. Neil
what do you use for rainy weather, do you drive if its thunderstorming? cause i wont go out in the thunder storm.
Hi, You know a lot about bikes I'm looking for a new carbon bike, budget up to about £1500 I've been looking at Planet X Pro Carbon (Planet X is my Lbs) which is good value with good groupset set for around 1k but I'm a bit worried if the frames are any good. Or would I be better paying more and going for something like a Defy or Synapse. I'm currently on an alloy Defy 3. Thanks Rob
15 mph sucks
Good video, how exactly do these bikes work? Do you have some kind of accelerator like on a scooter or do you just pedal and it assists you?