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20" Megawheels Fat Tire Adults Electric Bike
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zs09-09 via eBay has 20" Megawheels Fat Tire Adults Electric Bike (EB01) on sale for $655 - $131 (apply coupon code FRESHFIND20 at checkout) = $524. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member SickerDealer for finding this deal.
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Thanks to community member SickerDealer for finding this deal.
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- The EB01 Electric Mountain Bike has 20 "x4. "x4.0 fat tires and a dual-locking front suspension, so you can enjoy a smooth and comfortable riding experience
- 1500W peak brushless hub motor delivers impressive power, reaching speeds of up to 32-33 MPH in electric mode
- 7-speed gear system offers smooth shifting, making it easy to adjust to different terrains
- Brighter LED headlights and taillights ensure visibility and safety
- Equipped with a 15.6Ah detachable battery, this e-bike can travel up to 40 miles in electric-only mode and up to 75 miles in pedal-assist mode
- 3 riding modes: Electric Bike, Pedal-Assist Bike, and Regular Bike
- Comes 90% pre-assembled
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zs09-09 via eBay has 20" Megawheels Fat Tire Adults Electric Bike (EB01) on sale for $655 - $131 (apply coupon code FRESHFIND20 at checkout) = $524. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member SickerDealer for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to community member SickerDealer for finding this deal.
Features:
- The EB01 Electric Mountain Bike has 20 "x4. "x4.0 fat tires and a dual-locking front suspension, so you can enjoy a smooth and comfortable riding experience
- 1500W peak brushless hub motor delivers impressive power, reaching speeds of up to 32-33 MPH in electric mode
- 7-speed gear system offers smooth shifting, making it easy to adjust to different terrains
- Brighter LED headlights and taillights ensure visibility and safety
- Equipped with a 15.6Ah detachable battery, this e-bike can travel up to 40 miles in electric-only mode and up to 75 miles in pedal-assist mode
- 3 riding modes: Electric Bike, Pedal-Assist Bike, and Regular Bike
- Comes 90% pre-assembled
Editor's Notes
Written by megakimcheelove | Staff- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Some states limit kids even more, like to ebikes capped at 20mph. NJ has banned ebikes for all unlicensed riders, after a kid ebiked into traffic and died. (And all parties voted for it. "Think of the children!")
Furthermore, this form factor is not good for a bicycle where you pedal. That big, wide seat? Yeah, that's crap for pedaling. Do you see any way of adjusting that seat for pedal comfort or power? Absolutely not. Notice how slack the chain is in the "action shot" on level ground. Not a great sign for keeping the chain attached.
Lastly, this "bike" screams "I wish I were a motorcycle." Triple-tree front end? Way too heavy for any bicycle. Oversized tubular steel frame? Same. Square seat in a fixed position? Only for 100% motor use. Big ol' eyeball headlight? Absolutely motorcycle-wannabe.
This thing all but has a sign that says "Do any cops want to harass me over my unlicensed e-motorcycle?"
Here is one of the most comprehensive article I have found.. that is even made by an ebike company.
https://www.velotricbik
I am a USAF veteran living in Montana, and our outdated laws have ebikes capped at 20MPH, Mopeds at 28mph , and the rest are required to be certified as an electric motorbike.
You are required to have a driver's license to drive a moped in MT (so some older middle schoolers may be able to drive a moped). And a motorcycle endorsement for an emotorcycle.
Here straight from the state:
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&s...qu
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While yours is:
While yours is:
So...what state is this a street legal e-bike without a license? This is useful information for shoppers, knowing where a product can and cannot be used.
28 MPH (or slower) is the limit in all 50 states, BUT the loophole in SOME states is to electronically or mechanically limit the speed.
I'm not really FOR more rules, but I think that the only solution is to set universal ebike speed limits that can be applied to specific roadways just like cars. Due to ebike design. Setting power and type limits isn't gonna work. I'm 240 pounds... it takes a 1000watt controller to help push my fat ass up a hill.....so should I be denied ebiking because I'm big?
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. I weigh more than you and have a 350w hub motor which will not push me up a hill by itself because the one gear it has is configured for 20mph on flat land. It does, however, make it a lot easier for me to pedal up hills. It is an e-BIKE not an e-motorcycle.
So cheap e-bikes will have some limit. We could accepting a lower top speed in a high torque configuration on cheap bikes with hub motors. That wont happen so it means the limitation is us meat-slabs have to do some of the work.
OR we pony up more cash for more expensive middrive bikes that can take advantage of multiple gears to get the maximum allowable speed on the flat land and still climb any hill at a slower pace.
. I weigh more than you and have a 350w hub motor which will not push me up a hill by itself because the one gear it has is configured for 20mph on flat land. It does, however, make it a lot easier for me to pedal up hills. It is an e-BIKE not an e-motorcycle.
So cheap e-bikes will have some limit. We could accepting a lower top speed in a high torque configuration on cheap bikes with hub motors. That wont happen so it means the limitation is us meat-slabs have to do some of the work.
OR we pony up more cash for more expensive middrive bikes that can take advantage of multiple gears to get the maximum allowable speed on the flat land and still climb any hill at a slower pace.
1 HP motor is not sufficient for me up 'Montana' hills if it's in a hub motor just due to the sheer length of the hill. Yes I know because I had to scrimp and save to get a mid drive to use the gearing....about 7MPH is the limit using the mid drive and my broken knees. The point I was trying to make was (In my humble opinion) power shouldn't be the factor.....SPEED should be, because of the variability of rider sizes. A 750w bike can push a 100 pound rider or an in shape rider into unsafe speeds. (Which is the problem) whereas even all out, it wouldn't push me to the legal limit.
Basically the electronics are very "okay'ish" on these. But could easly be upgraded if your into that. The frame, wheel and the sum of all the other components are well worth what they are asking. Very heavy frame as well. Its a decent starting point for a good DIY E-Motorcycle build.
Do you always have trouble following even basic conversations on the internet ??
It did not start as me saying randomly: "Hey I wish more cops would stop middle schoolers on these ! "
It was him (for some reason saying he was a cop), wondering what "code" (which it wouldn't be a code in any case) from stopping kids from riding these to another person's reply.
I said basically common sense should tell you (code or not) a 33 mph motorized vehicle for a small kid, probably isn't a good idea if you want them to stay in one piece.
Let me know if I need to bring out your crayons if you're still confused.
28 MPH (or slower) is the limit in all 50 states, BUT the loophole in SOME states is to electronically or mechanically limit the speed.
I'm not really FOR more rules, but I think that the only solution is to set universal ebike speed limits that can be applied to specific roadways just like cars. Due to ebike design. Setting power and type limits isn't gonna work. I'm 240 pounds... it takes a 1000watt controller to help push my fat ass up a hill.....so should I be denied ebiking because I'm big?
Unless there's a federal law that's heavily mandates that bike hubs should be color coded to represent the power wattage, it's easier to just have no power wattage limit, require no throttle on any Ebike, and class of ebikes based on speed, with max being 25mph
If someone mods the Ebike to go faster than that, easier to hunt down and arrest them
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Exactly! That is why I decided to post and warn the parent. I think most of the parents either don't know or don't care.....causing this problem.
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