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Just in time for Spring. Juiced Rip Current S fat tire e-bike has been marked down to $2099, get an additional $100 off with coupon code CLOSEOUT which brings it down to $1999.
Red is still in stock as of this posting, black and brushed aluminum are on back order with an estimated delivery sometime in May.
https://www.juicedbikes
This is a great price for a fat tire e-bike with torque sensing pedal assist and a huge 52V 19.2ah battery. I've not found anything with similar specs at this price. Cheaper e-bikes use cadence sensors, it's a much simpler technology. From what I've read, torque sensing makes a big difference in how your body engages with the bike; it is typically found on higher end e-bikes. This bike offers you the option to switch between both. Torque vs Cadence [electricridelab.com]
This price is the same as it was back in 2018. I had ordered an RCS back in 2018 but ultimately ended up canceling since it was new to the market and I had some reservations. Looking back at the original invoice in my archives, I can confirm the RCS was $1999 during it's initial product launch with the larger battery, this is an excellent deal! Four years later, there are now great reviews out there so I decided to bite the bullet.
Red is still in stock as of this posting, black and brushed aluminum are on back order with an estimated delivery sometime in May.
https://www.juicedbikes
This is a great price for a fat tire e-bike with torque sensing pedal assist and a huge 52V 19.2ah battery. I've not found anything with similar specs at this price. Cheaper e-bikes use cadence sensors, it's a much simpler technology. From what I've read, torque sensing makes a big difference in how your body engages with the bike; it is typically found on higher end e-bikes. This bike offers you the option to switch between both. Torque vs Cadence [electricridelab.com]
This price is the same as it was back in 2018. I had ordered an RCS back in 2018 but ultimately ended up canceling since it was new to the market and I had some reservations. Looking back at the original invoice in my archives, I can confirm the RCS was $1999 during it's initial product launch with the larger battery, this is an excellent deal! Four years later, there are now great reviews out there so I decided to bite the bullet.
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Just in time for Spring. Juiced Rip Current S fat tire e-bike has been marked down to $2099, get an additional $100 off with coupon code CLOSEOUT which brings it down to $1999.
Red is still in stock as of this posting, black and brushed aluminum are on back order with an estimated delivery sometime in May.
https://www.juicedbikes
This is a great price for a fat tire e-bike with torque sensing pedal assist and a huge 52V 19.2ah battery. I've not found anything with similar specs at this price. Cheaper e-bikes use cadence sensors, it's a much simpler technology. From what I've read, torque sensing makes a big difference in how your body engages with the bike; it is typically found on higher end e-bikes. This bike offers you the option to switch between both. Torque vs Cadence [electricridelab.com]
This price is the same as it was back in 2018. I had ordered an RCS back in 2018 but ultimately ended up canceling since it was new to the market and I had some reservations. Looking back at the original invoice in my archives, I can confirm the RCS was $1999 during it's initial product launch with the larger battery, this is an excellent deal! Four years later, there are now great reviews out there so I decided to bite the bullet.
Red is still in stock as of this posting, black and brushed aluminum are on back order with an estimated delivery sometime in May.
https://www.juicedbikes
This is a great price for a fat tire e-bike with torque sensing pedal assist and a huge 52V 19.2ah battery. I've not found anything with similar specs at this price. Cheaper e-bikes use cadence sensors, it's a much simpler technology. From what I've read, torque sensing makes a big difference in how your body engages with the bike; it is typically found on higher end e-bikes. This bike offers you the option to switch between both. Torque vs Cadence [electricridelab.com]
This price is the same as it was back in 2018. I had ordered an RCS back in 2018 but ultimately ended up canceling since it was new to the market and I had some reservations. Looking back at the original invoice in my archives, I can confirm the RCS was $1999 during it's initial product launch with the larger battery, this is an excellent deal! Four years later, there are now great reviews out there so I decided to bite the bullet.
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Thats insane
Also, person above is 100% right - it's heavy AF. But it hauls my big butt around town while I'm waiting on my car I ordered 6 months ago to maybe, hopefully, get built some time this year so I'm happy with the bike.
Thats insane
2021 model is $1999
2022 model is $2499.
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