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Cybervelo EK11 1600W Peak 20" Fat Tire 48V 20AH All-Terrain E-Bike $299 + Free S/H
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$299 + Free S/H w/ code 025USAFF
deal [aliexpress.us]
$299 + Free S/H w/ code 025USAFF
- For expedited customer service, please email [email protected]
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ships from the USA warehouse
deal [aliexpress.us]
$299 + Free S/H w/ code 025USAFF
deal [aliexpress.us]
$299 + Free S/H w/ code 025USAFF
- For expedited customer service, please email [email protected]
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Cybervelo EK11 is a budget fat tire e bike that stands out for strong torque, quiet operation, and surprisingly quick street speed, with real world reports of about 31.5 mph on flat ground and solid hill holding. It also has upgrade friendly hardware, including room for a rear rack, easier display swaps, and a suspension setup that can be improved with better brakes and a real rear shock. The main drawback is the battery labeling, since the 30Ah version tested at about 19Ah to 20Ah and the seller reportedly offered only a small refund. Fit can also be awkward for shorter riders, and the front light bracket may need adjustment to avoid limiting fork travel.
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The 30Ah version has been tested at about 19.01Ah, which is effectively a 20Ah pack. The battery case also appears to be too small to fit a true 30Ah cell count, and the seller reportedly admitted it was mislabeled.
Yes. The 30Ah model has been bought for about $368 shipped using the normal sale coupon, a Wednesday weekly building discount, and a coins discount, and another buyer reported $317 shipped on the 30Ah version. The discounts can stack, and restocks may appear after midnight Pacific.
The tires arrive deflated and cold, so bead seating may need soapy water during setup. The biggest reported drawbacks are mechanical brakes, a front light bracket that can limit fork travel until repositioned, and a controller that lacks watts monitoring; common upgrades include hydraulic brakes, a better rear shock, and a rack or tail light kit.
A 5'5" rider could touch tippy toes and a 5'7" rider could get the front of the foot down, but both had difficulty swinging a leg over the seat. The seat is effectively not very adjustable, so shorter riders may find mounting awkward even if riding itself is fine.
One purchase added over $67 in extra charges beyond local taxes, described as tariff charges. That means the checkout total can be noticeably higher than the advertised sale price.
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I will use my battery tester to see the actual capacity when I get it...I doubt the extra 20 bucks got me 10 actual ah...but for this price, why not...just the full suspension frame and 1000w motor are worth it. The controller is supposed to be Uart 2. And the display is basically a cheap S866....so Display upgrade is easy... Gonna be a cheap project bike
I love my pimped Urlife E20, but even with a fat guy seat, my back hurts after a 20 mile ride with the hard tail. I have 1800 miles on it, and ready for full suspension now.
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