Yamaha CrossCore RC Review Short 

While attending the (e)revolution electric bike show in Denver Colorado, I got to connect with Yamaha to learn more about their CrossCore RC electric bike. This ebike is a hybrid that works well in town and on light trails. It has lightly studded tires, but they also have reflective sidewalls. It has a suspension fork to help you maintain control and contact, and it can be locked out for efficiency. It also comes with 12mm thru-axles, powerful hydraulic disc brakes 180/160mms. There are two spots to mount bottle cages and other accessories, and mounting points for fenders and a rear rack. It comes in three color schemes, three frame sizes, has an integrated headlight, bell, and come with a three year battery warranty.
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