icerider
100 W
I had hoped that Trek still made their Bionx-based electrics.
It appears that they have changed over to Bosch. This one is pretty expensive but has many of the features you wanted and is a "turn key" system:
https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/bikes/hybrid-bikes/electric-hybrid-bikes/xm700/xm700-lowstep/p/25106/
I have an old Trek Valencia+ (which has the Bionx-based Ride+ system). The Bions PL350 on it will put out up to about 700W if wanted.
Mine has a very simple little throttle but I never remember that it is there. The Bionx torque-based assist works so well that it is exactly like riding a non-electric but with "bionic" legs. I don't remember the last time I used the throttle.
I presume the Bosch system would have a similar level of integration and behave similarly. The advertised speed is good and the 400Whr battery is pretty good but I am not sure it will get you 30 miles with heavy usage in hilly terrain.
In any case, if there is a Trek store near you they might have one of these to try or perhaps one of its 3 Bosch-equipped cousins. I have had nothing but good interactions with the Trek store here in Tucson so it is at least possible that your Trek store would be willing to make small mods and things like that.
It appears that they have changed over to Bosch. This one is pretty expensive but has many of the features you wanted and is a "turn key" system:
https://www.trekbikes.com/us/en_US/bikes/hybrid-bikes/electric-hybrid-bikes/xm700/xm700-lowstep/p/25106/
I have an old Trek Valencia+ (which has the Bionx-based Ride+ system). The Bions PL350 on it will put out up to about 700W if wanted.
Mine has a very simple little throttle but I never remember that it is there. The Bionx torque-based assist works so well that it is exactly like riding a non-electric but with "bionic" legs. I don't remember the last time I used the throttle.
I presume the Bosch system would have a similar level of integration and behave similarly. The advertised speed is good and the 400Whr battery is pretty good but I am not sure it will get you 30 miles with heavy usage in hilly terrain.
In any case, if there is a Trek store near you they might have one of these to try or perhaps one of its 3 Bosch-equipped cousins. I have had nothing but good interactions with the Trek store here in Tucson so it is at least possible that your Trek store would be willing to make small mods and things like that.