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About 46 pounds with nice center of gravity and weight balance, and a strong comfortable steel double butted lugged frame. I splurged a little on a used high end fork and new Nitropro gas charged seatpost shock, and it does the dirt rides around here really well. May go to 48 volts at some point, but for now 20 MPH on curvy dirt trails is enough speed for me to handle. You need to let off the throttle and slow down for corners that you could take as fast as you could pedal on a human powered mountain bike. It is almost like you tilted the earth up and made the route all downhill. Takes some getting used to, but what a thrilling ride. That Nitropro seatpost shocks works really well. For $149, its as close as you can get to a full suspension bike as far as the ride quality on you back end..
