JoyRide Bikes has
Hurley Hang 5 500W Foldable e-Scooter for $399.99 - $159.99 when you apply discount code
PERKSPOT40 at checkout =
$240.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
shahhere for posting this deal.
Key Features:
- Powered with 36V-6A (30 cells, 2000 mA) 18650 lithium battery with included 42V-1.5A charger
- Powerful 500 watt motor reaches a maximum speed of 15 mph
- Maximum weight capacity of 264 pounds to ensure safe riding
- Maximum distance of 15 miles or 2.5 hours of riding per charge
- For full battery capacity, charge for 5 hours
- Dual electronic and disc brake for the ultimate stopping power
- Foldable design for easy stowing and carrying
Top Comments
PURCHASE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!
I purchased an e-bike from this company. The bike arrived damaged, but joyride sent replacement parts. Unfortunately the battery still did not fit onto the bike. The company then stopped responding to my emails. I now have an expensive nonfunctional e-bike and threw away nearly $1000! I honestly can't even believe it. Personally, I wish I'd gone with another brand.
Seems like a legit company but sounds like bad news if you have a problem they don't want to deal with.
I regret selling my Xiaomi Pro….
After getting my scooter, I was so impressed that I ordered the Laguna ST cruiser bike for my wife as a surprise for her birthday. That one came in at $960 with free shipping and no tax. (https://corporate.joyri
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This is my first scooter, so not much in terms of comparisons to other brands and models. Looks very similar to the Xiaomi M365, Hiboy S2, and the Swag Tron SG5 (most similar, especially with the hinge mechanism). Everything assembled quickly and worked out of the box. It even came with a hand pump, which I promptly threw into the trash. Pumped the tires to 45 using my digital battery pump. Riding it, the throttle is not that great. It feels like it is either on or off, which takes a bit of time getting used to.
I am 210, and it picks up easily to the max speed of 15MPH on flat roads. It can maintain the max speed up some gradients, and will dip to around 10-12MPH on steeper ones. My friend who owns the M365 says that it feels about the same in power. So I imagine that it is somewhere between 200-300W, with 500w as peak as some users have mentioned.
Stem feels pretty sturdy, no wobble at all. It came with some hex wrenches that I used to tighten whatever I can find. There is no suspension, so you rely solely on the air tires for road dampening. Brake lever is made of alloy and feels decent to grab. It does feel jerky when braking (likely the motor hitting regen of some sort). There is no App, so not way to unlock speed (if that was even possible to begin with). Motor is pretty quiet too overall.
TLDR: For 240, It is a steal. How it is long term is always a gamble, but from initial impressions, it feels solid and decently powerful. It is not as smooth in operation (i.e. braking, throttle) as other well known brands. BUT you'll likely be spending over 700 for anything remotely better (like a Segway Ninebot Max, VSETT 8, Niu KQI3, etc.) which, if you are using it as a sole commuter, would probably be a wiser investment for reliability sake.
This is my first scooter, so not much in terms of comparisons to other brands and models. Looks very similar to the Xiaomi M365, Hiboy S2, and the Swag Tron SG5 (most similar, especially with the hinge mechanism). Everything assembled quickly and worked out of the box. It even came with a hand pump, which I promptly threw into the trash. Pumped the tires to 45 using my digital battery pump. Riding it, the throttle is not that great. It feels like it is either on or off, which takes a bit of time getting used to.
I am 210, and it picks up easily to the max speed of 15MPH on flat roads. It can maintain the max speed up some gradients, and will dip to around 10-12MPH on steeper ones. My friend who owns the M365 says that it feels about the same in power. So I imagine that it is somewhere between 200-300W, with 500w as peak as some users have mentioned.
Stem feels pretty sturdy, no wobble at all. It came with some hex wrenches that I used to tighten whatever I can find. There is no suspension, so you rely solely on the air tires for road dampening. Brake lever is made of alloy and feels decent to grab. It does feel jerky when braking (likely the motor hitting regen of some sort). There is no App, so not way to unlock speed (if that was even possible to begin with). Motor is pretty quiet too overall.
TLDR: For 240, It is a steal. How it is long term is always a gamble, but from initial impressions, it feels solid and decently powerful. It is not as smooth in operation (i.e. braking, throttle) as other well known brands. BUT you'll likely be spending over 700 for anything remotely better (like a Segway Ninebot Max, VSETT 8, Niu KQI3, etc.) which, if you are using it as a sole commuter, would probably be a wiser investment for reliability sake.
I'm concerned about the long term durability of the thing but I couldn't justify spending $300+ on a escooter
The Hang 5 manual states - Max Motor Power: 400w Front Motor
Pics here: https://imgur.com/a/Z5eG6k5
Anyone else seeing signs of previous use on theirs?
Pics here: https://imgur.com/a/Z5eG6k5
Anyone else seeing signs of previous use on theirs?
Pics here: https://imgur.com/a/Z5eG6k5
Anyone else seeing signs of previous use on theirs?
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I haven't fully checked them yet but in general they are brand new units and initially look good. They are charging currently.
Oh and I got charged with sales tax FYI.
TYIA
I don't think any electric scooter under $500 would be able to crawl up a hill. That would probably be best for ones with dual motors or a powerful single motor.
Hurley site is listing it for $700.
From their manual
HANG 5
30.2 lbs (13.7kg)
264 lbs (120 kg)
44 lbs (20 kg)
Up to 15 mph (25km/h)
Up to 15 miles (25 km) base on 75kg rider Lithium-ion
400W front Motor
36V
6Ah(30 Cell)
100-240V, 50/60Hz
(43.5 in x 16.5 in x 44.9 in )
(110.5cm x 42cm x 114 cm)
(43.5 in x 16.5 in x 19 in )
(110.5 cm x 42cm x 48.5 cm)
Pneumatic Rubber Tires
8.5 front & Rear
Electronic & Mechamical Brake
Rear shock absorption
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TYIA
I've been busy so I haven't really used the scooter. I have only unboxed, inspected, charged, and then took them both for a quick spin around the block just to make sure they weren't DOA.
Here's another owner's comment from the Juice thread:
https://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=
what about equipped drum brake performance, try to compare it with disk brake goes with Hang 5.
I don't have a Hang 5 to compare.
Is battery pack reachable and can be replaced ?
Yes, but not easily. These are not the "swappable" models.
What is carrying weight(Amazon product page showing 40lbs).
Manual states 40.3 pounds as well. It feels about right.
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