It accelerates quietly and swiftly right up to the legal 20 mph limit -- and you don't have to pedal unless the hill is steep. Performance of the eZee Cadence are similar to the iO-Cruiser by Wavecrest (discontinued) while offering twice the range (miles per charge) and selling at about half the price (with fenders, lights and cargo rack included).
On the Cadence you float on 2-1/2” wide balloon tires, comfortably
seated on a Velo Cruiser 8033E saddle while the double crown front fork
suspension smooth's all bumps. A sturdy motorcycle-type dual kickstand
makes sure that it stays where you park it.
The battery on the eZee Cadence can be charged on or off the bike. The lockable case removes with ease in seconds. A complete charge from empty to full takes under six hours, you can top off at any time- no memory problems.
The eZee's are the lightest electric bikes in their category. The eZee Cadence weighs in at only 65 lbs with the NiMH and 67-1/2 lbs with the Lithium battery pack.
Shifting gears is as simple as it gets. The internal Shimano 7-speed hub allows you to change gears without moving and it is virtually maintenance free.
The Cadence cruiser is a great for numerous uses and rides, such as commutes and off-road riding on or around campgrounds and when RV-ing.