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Aug 31, 2025 7:30 PM

Small Town Bike Co. Boogie Cruiser eBike - Save $700 - Lowest Price Ever $1199

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BOOGIE CRUISER Electric Bike – 750W, 50+ Mile Range, 7-Speed, Class 2 EBike

Get ready to ride in style with the Boogie Cruiser, a versatile Class 2 electric bike perfect for commuting, cruising, or weekend adventures.

Key Specs:
  • Motor: 750W hub motor – reach speeds over 20 mph effortlessly
  • Battery: 48V, 13.6AH – over 50 miles per charge
  • Gears: 7-speed mechanism for smooth shifting
  • Pedal Assist: Levels 1–5 for customizable ride effort
  • Brakes: Reliable disc brakes for maximum stopping power
  • Class 2 EBike: Full throttle without pedaling, no license required
Frame & Fit:
  • 24" frame – ideal for riders under 5'5"
  • 26" frame – ideal for riders over 5'4"
  • Colors: Black, Blue, Red (others available)
Extras & Warranty:
  • 2-Year Warranty
  • 15-Day Try-at-Home
  • FREE bike rack & upgraded seat included
Whether you want to pedal for fitness or cruise on electric power, the Boogie Cruiser makes every ride effortless and fun.

https://www.smalltownbikeco.com/p...ke-cruiser
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BOOGIE CRUISER Electric Bike – 750W, 50+ Mile Range, 7-Speed, Class 2 EBike

Get ready to ride in style with the Boogie Cruiser, a versatile Class 2 electric bike perfect for commuting, cruising, or weekend adventures.

Key Specs:
  • Motor: 750W hub motor – reach speeds over 20 mph effortlessly
  • Battery: 48V, 13.6AH – over 50 miles per charge
  • Gears: 7-speed mechanism for smooth shifting
  • Pedal Assist: Levels 1–5 for customizable ride effort
  • Brakes: Reliable disc brakes for maximum stopping power
  • Class 2 EBike: Full throttle without pedaling, no license required
Frame & Fit:
  • 24" frame – ideal for riders under 5'5"
  • 26" frame – ideal for riders over 5'4"
  • Colors: Black, Blue, Red (others available)
Extras & Warranty:
  • 2-Year Warranty
  • 15-Day Try-at-Home
  • FREE bike rack & upgraded seat included
Whether you want to pedal for fitness or cruise on electric power, the Boogie Cruiser makes every ride effortless and fun.

https://www.smalltownbikeco.com/p...ke-cruiser

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Aug 31, 2025 8:19 PM
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Meat-WalletAug 31, 2025 8:19 PM
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How does this compare the Walmart hyper e-bike on sale?
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Aug 31, 2025 8:29 PM
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crabehl
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Aug 31, 2025 8:29 PM
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Quote from Meat-Wallet View quoted comment :
How does this compare the Walmart hyper e-bike on sale?
These bikes are assembled by hand in Wisconsin using higher-quality components than the mass-produced big-box models. Each bike is individually tested during assembly so everything is dialed in before it leaves their shop. And if you ever need help, they've got a real knowledgeable support team (in Wisconsin) to back you up.
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Aug 31, 2025 8:59 PM
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Quality-LearingAug 31, 2025 8:59 PM
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Dang I could buy 3 AMSLOP bikes for the price of this
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Aug 31, 2025 9:19 PM
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MaxMaverickAug 31, 2025 9:19 PM
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This bike looks like something you would see in a modern version of The Wizard of Oz with Toto in a basket.
Aug 31, 2025 10:29 PM
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kigmatzomatAug 31, 2025 10:29 PM
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Just here to say, don't be a jerk on an e-bike.

My SO and I love our ebikes, there's no way between our replacement hip and arthritic knees we'd risk long bike rides without a motor backup, so we get way more exercise as a result. But there are a lot of jerks on e-bikes. (Plus some jerks on manuals, but the %jerk on ebikes is higher)

Personally, I wish throttle-speeds were limited to 10-15mph instead of 20mph. That's ~7x the speed of a typical person walking, while on a bike that weighs 50lbs more due to battery & motor. Collisions are much worse. Accidents too, as most casual cyclists don't sustain 20mph.

And remember, if an e-bike goes more than 20mph via throttle, its not a bike. It is a moped/motorcycle. Which means ts almost certainly not legal to ride without a license and insurance, so not for kids. Honestly, I am suspicuous of anything with more than 500W hub motors staying under 20mph.
Sep 1, 2025 12:30 PM
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SlickString5426Sep 1, 2025 12:30 PM
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Any Chinese made bike of that spec will be much cheaper and I am pretty sure those components are also made in China.
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swechslerSep 1, 2025 1:03 PM
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Quote from SlickString5426 View quoted comment :
Any Chinese made bike of that spec will be much cheaper and I am pretty sure those components are also made in China.
That's my read as well. They are just assembling the bikes here, all the parts (including the frame) are foreign made. I don't even see any mention of UL/ETL certification on the battery (which to me would be the main reason to buy from a US company). OP says they use "higher quality components" but there's no proof of that, and higher end bikes from Chinese companies would do the same.
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Sep 1, 2025 1:11 PM
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swechslerSep 1, 2025 1:11 PM
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Quote from kigmatzomat View quoted comment :
if an e-bike goes more than 20mph via throttle, its not a bike. It is a moped/motorcycle. Which means ts almost certainly not legal to ride without a license and insurance, so not for kids.
If it's limited to 28MPH, then it's a class 3 ebike [bikexchange.com], not a moped, and doesn't need a license or registration. Most US states recognize that, but they may not be allowed on public bikeways.
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Sep 1, 2025 2:09 PM
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kigmatzomatSep 1, 2025 2:09 PM
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Quote from swechsler View quoted comment :
If it's limited to 28MPH, then it's a class 3 ebike [bikexchange.com], not a moped, and doesn't need a license or registration. Most US states recognize that, but they may not be allowed on public bikeways.
Go read your linked page again, because it agrees with me. Here, I'll copy it and bold the important parts.

Quote :
Class 3: have pedal assistance up to 28mph + may or may not have throttle assistance up to 20mph.
And what I said was
Quote from kigmatzomat :
if an e-bike goes more than 20mph via throttle, its not a bike. It is a moped/motorcycle. Which means ts almost certainly not legal to ride without a license and insurance, so not for kids.
See that part about throttles? That's the important part. Throttles are limited to 20mph. If it can get you over 20mph via a throttle is not a bicycle of any kind. It is a motor vehicle, maybe a moped or a motorcycle depending on state.
Last edited by kigmatzomat September 1, 2025 at 07:12 AM.
Sep 1, 2025 2:50 PM
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swechslerSep 1, 2025 2:50 PM
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Quote from kigmatzomat View quoted comment :
See that part about throttles? That's the important part. Throttles are limited to 20mph. If it can get you over 20mph via a throttle is not a bicycle of any kind. It is a motor vehicle, maybe a moped or a motorcycle depending on state.
It says "may or may not" and that varies by state. Most states will allow it without licensing.
Sep 1, 2025 4:52 PM
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kigmatzomatSep 1, 2025 4:52 PM
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Quote from swechsler View quoted comment :
It says "may or may not" and that varies by state. Most states will allow it without licensing.
Read the rest of the class 3 text
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* Pedal assistance
* Max assisted speed is 28mph
* Equipped with speedometer
* The motor must be less than 750W
* Restricted from multi-use paths
* Mostly with an age limit. Depending on the state, the rider must be at least 14, 15, or 16.
* Optional throttle with 20mph

So the "may or may not" is "the bike is not required to have a throttle but if it does, it must be limited to 20mph while using the throttle".

Class 3 must have pedal assistance, and that can get up to 28mph.

So the speeds "over 20mph" makes this specific ebike a class 3 that cannot be used on multi-use paths (no sidewalks or walking paths) and probably requires riders to be 14+.
Last edited by kigmatzomat September 1, 2025 at 12:26 PM.

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