"True to the brand's commitment to carbon fiber, the Fusion Pro's frame is lighter, stiffer (a welcome trait for a step-through), and free of the weld scars you'll often find on aluminum builds. Its geometric profile feels like a statement piece, and is complemented by colors that pop. The design is surprisingly practical too: a low step-over height boosts accessibility, while an adjustable stem lets riders fine-tune both their height, and their position for a relaxed cruise, or purposeful lean for sportier riding."
"A Shimano drivetrain with a wide 364% gear range, a 60 mm Zoom suspension fork, and knobby yet efficient Kenda tires set the bike up for both pavement and rail-trail adventures. Its motor delivers lively acceleration on flat terrain and holds enough reserve for tougher climbs, with assist levels that range from natural-feeling to spirited. Battery life is efficient for its size and can be extended with an optional second pack."
"Commuter essentials come standard - lights, fenders, and mounts for racks - though the lights are modest and the fenders could be sturdier. The bike has confident handling, sharp looks, and flexible options; the Carbon Fusion Pro earns its spot as a capable daily rider that's ready for weekend exploring. To see if it's truly the one for you, check out the testing details below."
The Carbon Fusion Pro features a lightweight, stiff carbon-fiber step-through frame with an eye-catching geometric profile and bold color options. Low step-over height and an adjustable stem improve accessibility and allow riders to choose relaxed or sportier positions. A Shimano drivetrain with a 364% gear range, 60 mm Zoom suspension fork, and knobby Kenda tires prepare the bike for pavement and rail-trail riding. The motor provides lively acceleration and sufficient reserve for climbs, with multiple assist levels; battery life is efficient and can be extended with an optional second pack. Commuter essentials include lights, fenders, and rack mounts, though lights and fenders are modest.
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