Without knobby tires, the Marshall isn’t going too far into mud or snow, but it is great for easier trails and dirt roads. My testing has been done on gravel roads and wet, muddy trails at around 5° C with a bit of snow on the ground. It’s still lower than many mountain bikes making it easier to get on and off, especially on awkward spots on the trail. This style creates a natural sensation that one would typically feel when riding a bike. Aventon regularly features in lists of the top selling e-bike brands in the US, and though founded here they are actually made at Aventon’s factory about 200 miles southeast of Shanghai. French company Moustache is known for producing funky-looking e-bikes all powered by Bosch mid-drives. Schwinn recently rolled out three new models of e-bike, the Marshall, the Coston CE and the Coston DX. All three appear to be class 2 e-bikes . I have concerns regarding the pedals and other minor components, including the stem, but they can be swapped out without much issue. Schwinn offers a lifetime warranty on both the frame and fork. The battery also comes with a 2-year warranty, which is double what most manufacturers offer. The stem that shipped with my Schwinn Monroe 250 review bike wasn’t built to the correct specifications. It was slightly too large, which meant the handlebars moved free of the wheel even with all screws fully tightened.