Flyer Via

15 reasons to buy

• Experts agree this bike is a viable car replacement in communities with good cycling infrastructure.

• With padded seats and a carrier hoop, the Via is ready to carry kids and cargo out of the box.

• One expert achieves above-average results in standardized testing of the Via Pro's range. A 150lb rider travels 65.6 miles on PAS 1, and a 160lb rider gets 38.9 miles on PAS 5.

• The Via has a rear rack rated for 150lb, footboards, and a rear wheel guard to protect passenger’s feet.

• This bike comes with "excellent” integrated lights with brake activation, bright turn signals, and a bell.

• The timing of the turn signals can be customized.

• The Via's sizing is more expansive than average. The three sizes fit riders from 4’10” to 6’10”.

• Experts appreciate Flyer’s large dealer network, mobile servicing support, and battery recycling program.

• The Via has a hidden space for an Apple AirTag.

• One expert relishes the Via Pro’s powerful 750W motor. Another proves the model's above-average climbing ability in testing.

• Testers savor the accessories available from Flyer, especially the wet-weather cover that keeps kids dry.

• The 20” rear wheel lowers the center of gravity for easier access and better stability.

• One tester says the "efficient" torque sensor helps the Via Pro achieve impressive battery range.

• A reviewer says pedaling without motor assistance is doable.

• Experts praise the comfortable upright riding position, though some feel as if they’re leaning slightly too far forward.