The Priority Glide is a Simple eBike That Makes Casual Cruising Easy

"The Glide is built around a 6061 aluminum frame, featuring a unisex step-over design. As featured on all of Priority's bikes, the Glide has a grease-free, low-maintenance Gates belt drive system. A Shimano Nexus internal rear hub provides three gears and is operated by a grip shifter. Providing the assist power is a 350W front hub motor. The Glide is a Class 2 ebike, which provides pedal or throttle assist up to 20mph. A 374Wh battery sits in the down tube."

"The Glide rolls on 700x38c tires and gets all-weather appropriate hydraulic disc brakes. Commuter essentials like full coverage fenders, a kickstand, a water bottle cage, mounts for racks/child seats, and top tube accessories, and integrated front and rear lights are all included. The Glide's weight is listed at 49 lbs. My scale showed it at 49.67 lbs. Ride Impressions: When I reviewed the Priority Current Plus ebike earlier this year, I finished off the assembly myself, which Priority makes pretty easy."

Priority Glide pairs a low-slung 6061 aluminum step-over frame with a grease-free Gates belt drive and a Shimano Nexus three-speed internal rear hub. A 350W front hub motor and a 374Wh down-tube battery provide Class 2 pedal-assist and throttle up to 20 mph. The bike rides on 700x38c tires, uses hydraulic disc brakes, and includes commuter staples: full-coverage fenders, kickstand, water-bottle cage, mounts for racks and child seats, top-tube accessory mounts, and integrated front and rear lights. Weight is about 49–49.7 lbs and the bike ships in S/M and M/L sizes, ready for shop assembly.

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