This Beast of an Ebike Is the Steed for All Your Off-Roading Adventures
I’m 5’4”, and even with the seat on the lowest setting where the balls of my feet could touch the ground, I felt a little unstable when the bike was stopped, particularly on steep inclines and declines. It’s just a lot of machine to handle. (Plus, the brand doesn’t recommend it for people under 5’3”.) The P6 will probably feel more comfortable for taller or bigger folks, or people who are used to ebikes, fat bikes, or heavy mountain bikes.
What the aluminum alloy P6 lacks in grace and maneuverability, it makes up for in comfort. The seat is wide and plush, and the hydraulic suspension fork (which you can lock out) and deeply lugged 26-by-4 inch tires flatten every bump in the road. I felt like I was on a Mad Max version of an ebike, invincible to glass and potholes, when I was riding through Denver.
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