Woot! has
27.5" Macwheel Macmission 100 Electric Bicycle (Black or White) on sale for
$550.
Shipping is free w/ Amazon Prime or is otherwise a flat $6 per order.
Thanks to Community Member
nonamer for finding this deal.
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Available (use drop-down menus to select color and size; only 27.5" model is available):
Key Features:- 3 hours of fast charging and 13Ah battery pack deliver an estimated range of 37-47 miles per charge.
- General range measured when it is no wind and at 68℉, the ebike fully charged to ride at an even speed of 16mph on a flat surface with a load of 165.3 pounds. Please note that data may vary due to the different riding conditions
- Extra fenders included
- Dust-proof cover: Keep your ports clean and maintenance-free.
- 4 Pin connector: Avoid charging sparks, safe and reliable.
- 7 Speed gears: Perfect for rougher terrains, compact gearing, and little maintenance.
- Integrated line housing frame: Super easy to route cable housing and brake hose so you get clean set-up with no hassle.
- Motor: 350W, Max speed 20 MPH
- Battery: 36V 13Ah(468Wh)
- Charger: 4A fast charger, 3 hours fast charging
- Range: 37-47 miles average
- Frame: Aluminum
- Display: LED display
- Max Load: 308 lbs
- Sensor: Speed sensor
- Cassette: Shimano 7 speed
- Pedal-assist: 5 levels
- Kickstand: Included, rear mount
- The front and rear mechanical disc brakes provide a safer and more enjoyable overall riding experience
- Included extra front and rear fenders made from durable PVC help keep water off your back.
Top Comments
Seems small and probably not good for people over 6'.
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The only reason I'm not buying this is, I already have 8 bikes. 4 of them are ebikes.
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So my initial guess was confirmed. Thank you. I've been. looking for an electric scooter to cut down time from home to train, but also considered just a regular bike but feel that would be too much of a burden on a train and can't bring it on during rush hour.
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I eat standing, walking or laying in bed on most days. Maybe I should take your advice and sit once in a while. Maybe when I retire, if I ever choose to.
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I eat standing, walking or laying in bed on most days. Maybe I should take your advice and sit once in a while. Maybe when I retire, if I ever choose to.
My wife deals with asthma and the e-bike has allowed us to go out and actually see some landscape. We have helmets with mics and our daughter in tow behind me now. We can easily cover 20-40 miles in a couple of hours, while getting fresh air, clearing our minds, allowing our daughter to stop and play when we see a field etc. We live 24 miles outside a capital city so we have areas to do this with. If we didn't have e-bikes it would never happen.
Conversely I have a second ebike more trail oriented at our place up north. You can get a serious workout by turning the assist down yet still continue to push to the point of exhaustion and then increase assistance for the way home.
In the end it allows you to really change the distance you can go in the same amount of time and effort, which by result changes the landscape and excitement of the ride. It allows me and the family to see and explore areas we wouldn't get to on our bikes right from our back door.
Everyone I have put on my bikes has been blown away.
Go try one before you presume. I wouldn't encourage a no name because it's likely got minimal support and you may need to know how to wrench yourself, but even say a rad or NCM or something would be a great starting point.
I'd still wonder about the overall quality of this, and would wonder if the sizing is right for any particular potential rider. Personally, I'd probably rather get a used ebike on Facebook marketplace that originally was more expensive, than gamble on this. But if you have a limited budget and want something brand new, this may be the way to go.
I eat standing, walking or laying in bed on most days. Maybe I should take your advice and sit once in a while. Maybe when I retire, if I ever choose to.
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