Clermont has hills. Almost nowhere else near Orlando does.

Climbing is where peak power earns its money

On flat ground, peak output barely matters — you are holding a steady speed and the motor is loafing. On a sustained climb it is the whole story, and so is how long the motor can hold it.

The Roma and the CycHunter 2.0 both peak at 1500W from a 750W nominal motor. That is the pair worth riding if your week includes the ridge rather than just the lakefront.

Hills eat range faster than wind does

Published range figures are measured on flat ground at low assist. Climbing repeatedly will take a meaningful bite out of any of them, so buy more capacity than a flat-ground rider would.

The Roma carries 960Wh of Samsung cells. The CycHunter Pro carries 26Ah across two packs and can be charged one at a time.

Worth the drive in

We are at 7226 W Colonial Drive in Orlando, a straight run east on State Road 50. Call (689) 316-0434 and we will have both charged.

Ride them back to back. The difference between full suspension and a front fork is something you decide with your hands, not with a spec sheet.