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Hyper E-ride Electric Mountain Bike, 26 Inch Wheels, 36 Volt Battery ($398 with free shipping)
$398.00
$798.00
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Hyper-...&sharedid=
Walmart has this ebike back in stock. It went quick last time it was stock. Add the mongoose Adult helmet (combo deal) for only $2 more.
I bought two originally and enjoyed the purchase so much I bought a third for my dad. Enjoy!
Walmart has this ebike back in stock. It went quick last time it was stock. Add the mongoose Adult helmet (combo deal) for only $2 more.
I bought two originally and enjoyed the purchase so much I bought a third for my dad. Enjoy!
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How much range are you really getting? I have a small one now but I like the look of this more but need to go semi far. I like that you can take out the battery so potentially I could bring it in with me and charge it on location.
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Dang, that's really good. What do you weigh? Under 200 or over? Weight has a big factor too.
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As an aside, you can trick the bicycle into doing all the work for you if ghost pedal. It's where you barely turn the pedals to keep the motor running but don't put much effort into it. I'll eventually get lazy and bump it up to level 2, and I imagine my mileage will be closer to 20 then.
As an aside, you can trick the bicycle into doing all the work for you if ghost pedal. It's where you barely turn the pedals to keep the motor running but don't put much effort into it. I'll eventually get lazy and bump it up to level 2, and I imagine my mileage will be closer to 20 then.
In the higher assist levels, the range is much less because the motor is typically doing more of the work. If I set it to assist level 3, hook a tag-a-long bike behind me for my son, and rely on the motor to do most or all of the work, I think the range is probably 10-15 miles depending on the terrain. OTOH, I just did an 8 mile ride mostly on assist level 1 and I used very little battery, because I put in the vast majority of the energy.
WOW, what an awesome purchase. Living in the city and on a hill, this bike really opened up my options and now I'm able to bike directly from home versus having to put the bike in the car.
This is a great entry level ebike. Power and range will depend on your weight and terrain, but I don't see any issues getting 20 miles out of it on power assist level 1 on normal/flat terrain. If you're on the heavier side (180-200lbs) and want to claim hills fast, you'll probably want to look for sometime with a little more power. Even if you're on the heavier side, this bike still might work out for you.
I'm around 155lb and have a 35lb toddler riding in the back and it's working well for us.
The battery capacity is relatively small compared to other ebikes, so your range might be limited versus other ebikes. However, the battery is "only" $200 versus most other ebike batteries which runs in the $400-600 range. So if you need extra range, you can pick up a spare battery from the manufacturer.
In my case, I plan to buy a second bike for the wife, and plan to use the her battery for extended rides with our toddler.
Is the bike perfect? Of course not, but definitely a good buy at $380 (cancel the helmet after ordering). Will it be my last ebike? Definitely not. It's a great entry level bike, and now I know what's important to me in my next ebike purchase.
WOW, what an awesome purchase. Living in the city and on a hill, this bike really opened up my options and now I'm able to bike directly from home versus having to put the bike in the car.
This is a great entry level ebike. Power and range will depend on your weight and terrain, but I don't see any issues getting 20 miles out of it on power assist level 1 on normal/flat terrain. If you're on the heavier side (180-200lbs) and want to claim hills fast, you'll probably want to look for sometime with a little more power. Even if you're on the heavier side, this bike still might work out for you.
I'm around 155lb and have a 35lb toddler riding in the back and it's working well for us.
The battery capacity is relatively small compared to other ebikes, so your range might be limited versus other ebikes. However, the battery is "only" $200 versus most other ebike batteries which runs in the $400-600 range. So if you need extra range, you can pick up a spare battery from the manufacturer.
In my case, I plan to buy a second bike for the wife, and plan to use the her battery for extended rides with our toddler.
Is the bike perfect? Of course not, but definitely a good buy at $380 (cancel the helmet after ordering). Will it be my last ebike? Definitely not. It's a great entry level bike, and now I know what's important to me in my next ebike purchase.