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Wellbots: 42% Off Hurley E-Bikes, Bikes and Scooters: Hurley Cutback Urban Bike Expired
$144.40
$249.00
& More + Free S/H
Wellbots offers 42% Off Hurley E-Bikes, Bikes and Scooters when you apply promo code HURBIKE42. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff member Bruinnn for posting this deal.
Examples (prices after promo code HURBIKE42):
Thanks to Slickdeals Staff member Bruinnn for posting this deal.
Examples (prices after promo code HURBIKE42):
- E-Bikes
- Bikes
- E-Scooters
- Juice E-Scooter $347.42
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Edited September 24, 2022
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Wellbots [wellbots.com]offers 42% OFF all Hurley E-Bikes, Bikes and Scooters [wellbots.com]when you apply promo code HURBIKE42. Shipping is free.
Example Deals (Prices after promo code HURBIKE42):
E-Bikes:
Big Swell [wellbots.com]$1333.42
Thruster [wellbots.com] $463.42
Mini Swell [wellbots.com]$927.42
Tailside [wellbots.com] $811.42 - OOS
Laguna [wellbots.com] $869.42
Amped [wellbots.com] $382.22
Amped ST [wellbots.com]$318.42
Bikes:
Malibu [wellbots.com] $173.42
Cutback [wellbots.com] $144.42
Cutback D [wellbots.com] $144.42
E-Scooters:
Hang-5 E-Scooter [wellbots.com] $231.42 - NLA, OOS
Juice E-Scooter [wellbots.com] $347.42
https://www.wellbots.co
Example Deals (Prices after promo code HURBIKE42):
E-Bikes:
Big Swell [wellbots.com]$1333.42
Thruster [wellbots.com] $463.42
Mini Swell [wellbots.com]$927.42
Tailside [wellbots.com] $811.42 - OOS
Laguna [wellbots.com] $869.42
Amped [wellbots.com] $382.22
Amped ST [wellbots.com]$318.42
Bikes:
Malibu [wellbots.com] $173.42
Cutback [wellbots.com] $144.42
Cutback D [wellbots.com] $144.42
E-Scooters:
Hang-5 E-Scooter [wellbots.com] $231.42 - NLA, OOS
Juice E-Scooter [wellbots.com] $347.42
https://www.wellbots.co
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The controller and battery determine the wattage, not the motor. So calling it a "500 watt motor" is kind of a misnomer. By advertising it as a 500 watt motor, the seller could be saying the motor itself can handle 500W without overheating and burning out. However, most of the time these numbers are made up for marketing purposes. The same motor could be paired with a 10 amp controller and see a max of around 400 Watts or it could have a 15 amp controller and draw around 600 Watts. In my case, I use a 52V battery and 45 amp controller on a motor that was sold as a "1500 watt motor," and it runs 2500 Watts without any issues or need for heatsink/statorade.
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Through email and a chat they told me they had sold many many bikes and were trying to catch up on shipping. They were behind due to the 40% coupon.
If you ordered something just give them a few extra days.
The packaging seemed pretty decent as almost everything was well padded up nicely except the bottom of the fork, which seems like an oversight as it pretty much rests up against the bottom of the box without any protection.
Here's to hoping I get a response soon as reading the other JoyRideBikes threads their customer service is almost nonexistence.
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Wellbots responds with decent timing, but most of them were just telling me they're waiting for the manufacturer to respond to them. I'm just hoping that if JoyRideBikes doesn't respond that Wellbots will give me a refund without me needing to get the credit card company involved.
Hmm, I wonder who fixes it with the warranty? I earlier checked the dealer locator for Hurley warranty from Hurleys website. They listed the local franchise bike shop here. I called them and they said they no longer carry or do warranty work on them.
I couldn't find any other dealer.
But with my issue, no power from motor, I was able to fix myself. The brake cutoff wasn't working properly.
I couldn't find any other dealer.
But with my issue, no power from motor, I was able to fix myself. The brake cutoff wasn't working properly.
I have a theory that in the event of a warranty issue it's going to be irreparable. Would be cool for the pocketbook to have a couple years of use and burn it out to have warranty refund. Even without that though so far I think this was money well spent on first e bike
I've heard parts are non existent for the battery and charger.
These are likely standard parts, easy to find.
Regarding warranty. I just wonder how it is going to be handled, with either the original or the extended. The mfg warranty says to bring it into an authorized dealer. There are none around. What does the extended warranty require?
I think this is a situation where you just fix your own, and most of it should not be difficult. Not sure what benefit purchasing an extended warranty would have, unless it doesn't require authorized repair center to do the estimate and work.
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