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Imagine riding the same ebike for five years and clocking over 5800 miles—that’s like riding coast to coast across the U.S. and then some! That’s exactly what one Rattan owner did before finally hitting a bump in the road—literally. The seat post on their trusty bike cracked right where it connects to the frame. After all those miles, it’s not too surprising, but still, it’s a tough break (pun intended).
This rider’s Rattan ebike had been their reliable companion through countless commutes, weekend getaways, and probably a few adventures that pushed the bike to its limits. After five solid years, the wear and tear finally caught up. They took to the internet to share their story and ask for advice. The community was quick to chime in with some pretty straightforward responses—fix it if you can, but maybe it’s time to think about a new ride.
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One person put it bluntly: "5800 miles? Man, you definitely got your money’s worth, but I wouldn’t risk riding with a crack like that." Another added, "You could try welding it, but I had a similar issue, and the fix didn’t last long. If you’ve been riding that much, maybe it’s time to upgrade."
Here’s where things get interesting. At Rattan, we know that durability is key, especially for riders who rack up serious mileage. That’s why we’ve rolled out Hydroforming technology in our latest models—Quercus, Sequoia, and Pinus.
So, what’s Hydroforming? It’s a fancy way of shaping metal using pressurized water, and it’s usually reserved for high-end industries like automotive and aerospace. This process lets us make our frames lighter, stronger, and more durable. It also means we can create complex shapes that are impossible with traditional methods, resulting in a frame that’s not just tough, but also sleek and efficient.
Our new frames are made from 6061 Aluminum, which is twice as thick as the frames on most bikes out there. They’re built to handle up to 400-450 lbs, so whether you’re hauling gear or just want something that feels rock solid under you, these bikes have you covered.
Quercus: Designed for city riding and casual weekend trips, this bike is perfect for those who need a reliable, durable ride without sacrificing style or performance.
Sequoia: Built for off-road enthusiasts, Sequoia’s Hydroformed frame can take on the toughest trails while keeping you comfortable and in control.
Pinus: Need something that can handle a bit more weight? Pinus is your go-to. It’s designed to be as sturdy as they come, perfect for heavy riders or anyone who needs to carry extra gear.
If you’re like the rider who’s put thousands of miles on your bike, maybe it’s time to consider an upgrade. With Rattan’s new Hydroforming technology, you’re not just getting a replacement—you’re getting a bike that’s designed to last longer, perform better, and take you on even more adventures.
So, whether your old bike has finally hit its limit or you’re just ready for something new, check out the Quercus, Sequoia, and Pinus. With these new models, you’ll be ready to rack up another 5800 miles in no time.