Update: This very popular front-page deal is available again and now at a new lower price.
URLIFEGlobal via AliExpress has
20" URLIFE E20 48V 1000W Step Through Electric Bike w/ Removable Battery on sale for $380.32 - $64 (apply coupon code
AEUS64 at checkout) =
$316.32.
Shipping is free.
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Specs:
- Material: High Carbon Steel
- Wheel Size: 20" x 3.0
- Motor: 1000w
- Battery: 48V 13Ah
- Top Speed: 20MPH
- Max Distance: 60-80MILES
- Max Load: 265LBS
- Suggested Height: 5′4"-6′5"
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You are expecting to much for dollar spent. Why would you even look at ebike at this price point of you want all that. You are going to have to pay $2000 or up to get it. You ignore the low price like it is not a consideration and only advise to shop for support. That my be great of you have plenty of funds but in my life money always must be calculated into any decision.. I did not buy used cars with absolutely no warranty yet i was willing and ready to take the risk as the financial equation may have dictated it.
If you are that timid an fearful and have no ability to maybe resolve a problem or replace a part on you own you can buy a china bike from a US dealer that may offer real warranty but you will probably be paying $2000-$3000 for the same style bike and it might still be made in the same china factory. That also involves risk as i have to get my @ss out the door and make up that lost money.
At the price here these are not much off what I china ten speed costs at Walmart some years back and you have to take that savings into account. If I get a year or two out of an Ebike from China at this cost it is a win. I'm two years in with mine now and am happy and paid $700 for mine.
Yes proprietary parts can shut you down but controllers, tires, brakes etc can be self replaced. I never needed support or warranty for a bike in my life and these being cheaper than some regular bikes I had I do not feel to terrified. It can almost be considered a consumable product at the price and still be a value. $400/12 get me at $33 a month and that seems reasonable if I get a year of use and gets better going forward.
All that being said if you are going to depend on bike for commuting or work it may be wise to get something with more support but sometimes gambles pay off. My only regret is I did not pick my generics up at the lower prices that are popping up lately
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I see nothing on a warranty. Nothing.
The 90-day return window is NOT a warranty.
No warranty = waste of money.
I don't really see how a warranty will work unless it has a nationwide dealer network. Even if they staff a US-based service center, it will still cost way too much to ship a broken bike with a potentially hazardous lithium battery.
I see nothing on a warranty. Nothing.
The 90-day return window is NOT a warranty.
No warranty = waste of money.
You need to watch Tommy Boy friend 😉
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I see nothing on a warranty. Nothing.
The 90-day return window is NOT a warranty.
No warranty = waste of money.
You are expecting to much for dollar spent. Why would you even look at ebike at this price point of you want all that. You are going to have to pay $2000 or up to get it. You ignore the low price like it is not a consideration and only advise to shop for support. That my be great of you have plenty of funds but in my life money always must be calculated into any decision.. I did not buy used cars with absolutely no warranty yet i was willing and ready to take the risk as the financial equation may have dictated it.
If you are that timid an fearful and have no ability to maybe resolve a problem or replace a part on you own you can buy a china bike from a US dealer that may offer real warranty but you will probably be paying $2000-$3000 for the same style bike and it might still be made in the same china factory. That also involves risk as i have to get my @ss out the door and make up that lost money.
At the price here these are not much off what I china ten speed costs at Walmart some years back and you have to take that savings into account. If I get a year or two out of an Ebike from China at this cost it is a win. I'm two years in with mine now and am happy and paid $700 for mine.
Yes proprietary parts can shut you down but controllers, tires, brakes etc can be self replaced. I never needed support or warranty for a bike in my life and these being cheaper than some regular bikes I had I do not feel to terrified. It can almost be considered a consumable product at the price and still be a value. $400/12 get me at $33 a month and that seems reasonable if I get a year of use and gets better going forward.
All that being said if you are going to depend on bike for commuting or work it may be wise to get something with more support but sometimes gambles pay off. My only regret is I did not pick my generics up at the lower prices that are popping up lately
Does anyone know if this bike comes with a throttle and/or torque sensor for the pedal assist? I can find this info in the description .
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