Cnet has recommended, imho, a dishonest company Eahora ebikes. I say this because Eahora sold me a bike that Can Not Be Charged. I have been blown off by this company for 3 months trying to get a repair or replacement. The bike is under warranty. To date, Eahora has not honored their warranty. In fact, even trying to contact Eahora has been a nightmare. They are not listed as a registered company in California. They use a shell company in the UK. All the while this appears to be a Chinese company passing off defective merchandise.Did Cnet do Any Research into Eahora? There are many complaints regarding Eahora. They are Easy To Find!
