TL;DR — The KBO Bike Rack is the best hitch mount we’ve found for fat tire eBikes — supports tires up to 4.5 inches wide and hauls two bikes at once. We assembled it in about 30 minutes and it fit the RadRover 5 perfectly. Skip trunk-mounted racks; they can’t handle the weight or frame […]
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TL;DR — At $1,499, the KBO Breeze Step-Thru includes the rear rack and fenders that rivals charge extra for, with 55+ miles of range. The motor has 25% less torque than the RadRover 5 and pedal assist runs overly sensitive off the line. Neither is a deal killer — for an easy-mount eBike at this […]
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TL;DR — The KBO Ranger Cargo eBike starts at $1,599 — $300 less than the Rad Power Bikes RadWagon 4 — with a 750W motor, 60-mile estimated range, and a rear rack rated for 120 lbs. We’ve tested KBO’s lineup before and liked what we found; this cargo build looks like a solid family-hauler value. […]
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KBO Hurricane Review: What is the KBO Hurricane eBike? The KBO Hurricane is technically a Class 1 eBike (read all about the different classes of eBikes – but the short story is that most Class 1 eBikes can be ridden on the same trails/areas as traditional bikes) that retails for $1,099. For reference, both the […]
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TL;DR — At $1,499 the KBO Breeze undercuts the RadRover 5 by nearly $300 while packing the same 750W motor, a 55-mile range, and a rear rack that comes standard (not a $79 add-on). The pedal assist runs a touch too sensitive for our taste, but for casual commuters this is our pick at the […]
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