Hypershell on a Regular Bike Falls Short as an E-Bike Replacement

TL;DR
A hands‑on test compares wearing the Hypershell X Ultra S exoskeleton on a regular bike to using an e‑bike. Across three rides, the exoskeleton offered limited performance gains, caused discomfort, and did not noticeably improve speed or heart rate versus the e‑bike, suggesting it isn’t a true replacement for an e‑bike for most riders—though it could help a former cyclist regain pedal effort at about $1,999.
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