Suspension and brakes on the Walmart bike were absolutely worthless. That was 10 years ago though, but I can't imagine they're much better now. I've seen the four link suspension but I bet the shock and fork are still garbage pogo machines. I have a hyper dirt jump frame and the rear tire clearance is horrible, it barely fits a 2.1 maxxis dth which is basically a slick tire, it rubs every time theres any side load on the wheel. In no way is it a scaled-down version of any pony or horse vehicle. It is also designed to truly understand the minis, physically and mentally. Entice customers to sign up for your mailing list with discounts or exclusive offers. $235 $160 is too cheap to be a decent battery. I was not sure where to post this, as EBR does not have Hyper Forum, but just thought maybe some people might be interested if they wanted to get a spare battery or possibly upgrade one. Here's the manufacture of Hyper ebike battery pack. But when you fold it down, the double-folding mechanism kicks-in shrinking it into a third of its original size. Besides, there’s a whole community of cyclists out there which brings this electric vibe to the activity. The only thing that compares to this indoors is using a Zwift indoor bike, which allows you to enjoy a very realistic virtual cycling experience with your friends and allows you compete with other people indoors. From a bike of this range, the models are really correct for their price. Like rockshox they offer entry level garbage on up... Their air spring forks are comparable to RS models like the XC32s, Judy Golds and Recon models. If they had real tires, pedals, multitools, sealant for a competitive price im sure many would be all over it. BUT, this would essentially be the end of local bikeshops as they likely just wouldnt be able to compete with the prices. The HyperBike is a miniature horse cart designed specifically for the miniature horse, donkey and small pony. It was the first “race-bike” produced, focused on equine ergonomics. Hyper Bicycles, Inc. was established in 1990 by former BMX Pro Clay Goldsmid. Initially the company produced high end BMX Racing frames and components. Hyper Bicycles also established an ongoing commitment to supporting riders and the sport through sponsorships of individuals and teams. The frame, the tires, the suspensions or the lack of it, are all designed purely for short commutes on reasonably smooth trails. Other features include Puncture protect tires, triple chain sets for 21-gears, Tektro Hydraulic brakes, & Shimano Derailleurs on the front and rear. By the way, the Liv Alight Disc 2 comes with mudguards & a kickstand installed. Now that you are aware of the pros and cons, here’s a look at some of the best hyper bikes in the market currently. Having said that, the Hyper Bikes that we are discussing may not necessarily be built by Hyper Bicycles though. Hyper, a brand whose roots lie in BMX, has been sponsoring mountain bike athletes since 2012 when it announced Cam Zink in a shock move. Back then, Zink was riding a rebadged Corsair frame however since then we have seen Hyper sign more athletes who are riding original designs. Now, the brand sponsors both the Van Steenbergen brothers, Jordy Scott and Eric Carter himself and we've seen them riding a downhill bike, an enduro bike and a dirt jump bike too. I think I read in this thread that a replacement battery is only $200. Have you wanted to experience the thrill of mountain biking but are not thrilled with the idea of having to do all the work up the climbs? Look no further than the Diamondback Powerline E-Bike.