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Pros: The Archer has a motor inhibitor which cuts power to the 750-watt hub motor whenever the regen brakes or hydraulic disc brakes are activated, a great feature that should prevent unnecessary wear on the brakes and motor Regen braking can be activated by a light press on the adjustable-reach brake lever, back pedaling or by riding downhill while in a negative pedal-assist mode and can be used to slowly bring the bike to a stop while also feeding some extra juice back into the battery, this can also help increase the lifespan of the brake pads themselves if used in lieu of the disc brakes Gripshift gear shifter also acts as a sort of throttle, giving the rider increased control over how much pedal assist they want from the motor, it’s also a cool feature that reminds me of riding traditional dirt bikes 180 mm hydraulic disc brakes in the front and rear provide ample stopping power Magura MTS suspension is adjustable to accommodate a variety of ride styles and riders of various weights While the curb weight of the Archer is relatively heavy at 57 lbs, the bike is relatively well balanced thanks to the hub motor in the rear and the 8 lb battery in the downtube Sealed crank and stem bearings should help keep water and debris out and prevent rusting, a nice little upgrade that isn’t necessary but can increase the overall lifespan of the bike The unique cadence sensor setup makes the pedal assist extremely accurate and allows it to activate with the slightest bit of pedaling, making it feel a bit like a torque sensor The fully integrated battery disappears into the downtube making for a lower profile electric bike and, in my opinion, more aesthetically pleasing than battery packs that jut out above the frame, I also appreciate the hinged cover on the charging port that stays perfectly in place until you physically move it out of the way to charge, it’s also easily removable with just a simple twist of a key and by pulling off the connecting cable inside the frame The 750-watt motor with 51 Newton meters of torque felt powerful and while I was only able to take it through some grass and some slight inclines, I believe it would perform well on steeper hills and even on some casual trails The suspension and apparent rigidity of the frame means the Archer can likely tackle even the roughest city streets and probably even some dirt and gravel trails Kevlar-reinforced tires should help reduce the likelihood of punctures, a feature I especially appreciate because of the many thorns in my area 25 mph top pedal-assist speed is good for those who want a bit more speed out of their electric bikes, and with the 750-watt motor this top speed should be reachable for most riders The display center is easy to operate and has a backlit LCD screen so it can be used in low light conditions as well as daytime The various pedal-assist modes offer a pretty unique riding experience as far as electric bikes go, with negative pedal-assist modes it feels more like a traditional bike until you get to hills, while the positive pedal-assist modes feel more like a traditional electric bike where the motor activates whenever you pedal A $1795 price tag makes the Archer relatively affordable and I think with the many features it has it makes it a good value purchase Power in Motion is opening a flagship store in Ballard Washington so you can go and see their products in person and take test rides if you live nearby, otherwise they are a direct to consumer online brand to keep costs lower Cons: A curb weight of 57 lbs isn’t the lightest, and pedaling the Archer on a negative pedal assist setting or with the bike powered off is, naturally, more difficult than pedaling a traditional bike or even a lighter electric bike There’s no integrated lights, and no apparent way to hardwire aftermarket lights into the electrical system, so for those who want aftermarket lights to ride at night or just for increased visibility during the day, the only option is an entirely self-contained unit The control center is nice and does offer some of the more pertinent information like current speed and trip timer, but there’s no tripometer or cadence measurement, and there’s no way to change the configuration of the display The cadence sensor itself is extremely accurate and activates with the slightest pedaling motion, but because it’s still a cadence sensor the power comes on at full force and it takes at least a half-second, sometimes a full second, for the power to shut off after I stopped pedaling, which can make riding at slow speeds somewhat jerky and difficult The battery doesn’t have a USB port to charge accessories while riding or while the battery pack is separate from the bike The model I tested had a slight grinding noise during harder braking and even if that doesn’t causing mechanical wear, the noise is loud enough to be a bit aggravating PIM only ships to the United States Doesn’t have bottle cage bosses but at least there are threaded eyelets for a rear rack if you need to carry some gear if you want It takes a bit more screwing around to get the battery off of the bike because of the power cord inside the frame, this pack doesn’t interface directly but plugs in with a dongle It appears that this ebike is only sold direct online vs
