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Refurbished electric bicycle 26" eb7pro peak 6000w dual motor 52v 32ah battery $1149

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E-Bycco EB7PRO

REFURBISHED ELECTRIC BICYCLE 26" EB7PRO PEAK 6000W DUAL MOTOR 52V 32AH BATTERY

They have a few refurbs on their site, mostly returned for scratches or damaged shipping boxes. All are inspected before reselling so all good.

Price: Refurb'd $1,149 all in (no tax and free shipping)

Coupon code EBYCCOSNS takes $50 OFF

Specs:
- Dual motor 220nm
- DIYland Hydraulic brakes 160mm
- 52v
- 32ah UL-rated battery
- 26" fat tire
- Dual suspension
- Front and rear lights
- Front and rear fenders
- Rear rack
- Shimano 7spd
- Real world 45mph
- 81 pounds (I've seen these go up to 115lbs for similar specs)

LINK TO REFURB - > https://ebycco.com/collections/re...ic-bicycle

REVIEW https://youtu.be/bxEwc38ucDY?is=tjhOPxuNd7dSDQ6U

Top Speed40-45MPH
Maximum Mileage35-90 Miles
Maximum TorqueSingle Motor: 110N.m Dual Motor: 220N.m
Brushless MotorPEAK 9000W, Dual Motor
Li-ion Battery52V 32Ah 1664WH Battery; Lockable; Removable; Waterproof; UL 2849& 2271 Certified
Battery Charge Time8-9 hours
Battery Lifetime1000+ Cycles
Braking SystemHydraulic disc brake system
Lighting SystemHeadlight & Taillight
Tires26-inch *4.0 All Terrain Fat Tire
SuspensionLockable front shock and professional racing softtail rear shock
Net Weight81 LBS
WaterproofIP65
Rear FrameAluminum Alloy
Max Load Capacity330 LBS
Recommended Rider Height5'7"-6'7"（170cm-201cm），Handlebar raisers can be added

https://ebycco.com/collections/re...3620607170
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E-Bycco EB7PRO

REFURBISHED ELECTRIC BICYCLE 26" EB7PRO PEAK 6000W DUAL MOTOR 52V 32AH BATTERY

They have a few refurbs on their site, mostly returned for scratches or damaged shipping boxes. All are inspected before reselling so all good.

Price: Refurb'd $1,149 all in (no tax and free shipping)

Coupon code EBYCCOSNS takes $50 OFF

Specs:
- Dual motor 220nm
- DIYland Hydraulic brakes 160mm
- 52v
- 32ah UL-rated battery
- 26" fat tire
- Dual suspension
- Front and rear lights
- Front and rear fenders
- Rear rack
- Shimano 7spd
- Real world 45mph
- 81 pounds (I've seen these go up to 115lbs for similar specs)

LINK TO REFURB - > https://ebycco.com/collections/re...ic-bicycle

REVIEW https://youtu.be/bxEwc38ucDY?is=tjhOPxuNd7dSDQ6U

Top Speed40-45MPH
Maximum Mileage35-90 Miles
Maximum TorqueSingle Motor: 110N.m Dual Motor: 220N.m
Brushless MotorPEAK 9000W, Dual Motor
Li-ion Battery52V 32Ah 1664WH Battery; Lockable; Removable; Waterproof; UL 2849& 2271 Certified
Battery Charge Time8-9 hours
Battery Lifetime1000+ Cycles
Braking SystemHydraulic disc brake system
Lighting SystemHeadlight & Taillight
Tires26-inch *4.0 All Terrain Fat Tire
SuspensionLockable front shock and professional racing softtail rear shock
Net Weight81 LBS
WaterproofIP65
Rear FrameAluminum Alloy
Max Load Capacity330 LBS
Recommended Rider Height5'7"-6'7"（170cm-201cm），Handlebar raisers can be added

https://ebycco.com/collections/re...3620607170

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This refurbished 26 inch dual motor e bike stands out for raw speed, long range, and unusually strong value at this price. The 52V 32Ah battery is described as enough to run hard and go the distance, with real rides hitting 44 to 45 mph and roughly 50 miles possible with light pedaling. The display handles speed limits and PAS tuning, and the ride gets praise for dual suspension, hydraulic brakes, and a reinforced front fork with adjustable shocks. The main cautions are legal restrictions in many places and refurb condition issues like flat tires or missing parts, so it suits riders who are comfortable assembling and checking it over.

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  • Assembly is described as easy, but some units have arrived with issues such as a broken phone holder, scratched rear fender, a flat or separated front tire, and a missing left pedal. The seller reportedly replaces parts and offers a 15-day exchange or refund window.

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  • It may not meet e-bike limits in many places because it has dual motors and high power, and some states or cities require 750W and a single motor. Local rules matter, so check your area before riding on roads or bike paths; some riders keep it around 15 mph on paths and use it on private land or compliant streets.

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  • The 52V 32Ah battery is described as enough for about 50+ miles with light pedaling, and around 50 miles at dual-motor, high-speed riding. Range drops if you ride faster, while staying below about 28 mph and pedaling can extend it further.

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  • The front fork is described as reinforced with adjustable, lockable shocks, and the bike's brakes were reported to have been upgraded from 160 mm to 180 mm rotors. Hydraulic brakes were said to stop strongly enough to lock both wheels during bedding-in.

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  • It can reach the mid-40s in real use, with one ride reporting 44 mph and reviewers cited at 42-45 mph. The speedometer was also described as dead on by GPS, so the displayed speed appears to be accurate.

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  • Yes. There is no separate app; settings are adjusted through the color display/control panel, and the top speed can be limited there to whatever you want.

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Aug 1, 2026 10:14 PM
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LivelyHealth563Aug 1, 2026 10:14 PM
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2 comments and this is your second? Interesting. You bought a refurbished product for 40% less than retail and were inconvenienced. Nothing too dramatic here. My phone carrier was broken and the replacement is already on the way. 1) FLAT TIRE - You bought a bike and you don't have an air pump? Seems like a pretty simple fix.2) PEDAL? - Bikes don't have paddles, but they do have peddles. If you are missing one, send them and email and they will make it right.Phew, both 1st world problems officially solved without drama. Maybe you shouldn't buy refurbished products…..it seems to stress you out.
1. The tire isn't sewn onto the rim, it's deflated and separated 2. Pedal, yes. It's more so me losing trust of the refurbished inspection quality control review, considering the pedal and an unusable ripped tire arrived passed their quality control for a refurbished productI hope so - I was super excited for this bike!
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Quote from LivelyHealth563 View quoted comment :
1. The tire isn't sewn onto the rim, it's deflated and separated 2. Pedal, yes. It's more so me losing trust of the refurbished inspection quality control review, considering the pedal and an unusable ripped tire arrived passed their quality control for a refurbished productI hope so - I was super excited for this bike!
Post a picture……
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Quote from LivelyHealth563 View quoted comment :
1. The tire isn't sewn onto the rim, it's deflated and separated 2. Pedal, yes. It's more so me losing trust of the refurbished inspection quality control review, considering the pedal and an unusable ripped tire arrived passed their quality control for a refurbished productI hope so - I was super excited for this bike!
Sorry you don't trust that something refurbished is in fact refurbished. Post a picture……I'd love to see a debeaded tire. Nearly impossible to get these on or off. You'll need to take a picture for the return any way.
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LivelyHealth563Aug 1, 2026 10:22 PM
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Sorry you don't trust that something refurbished is in fact refurbished. Post a picture……I'd love to see a debeaded tire. Nearly impossible to get these on or off. You'll need to take a picture for the return any way.
https://imgur.com/a/xv03zCD Sorry, perhaps I'm misunderstanding if this is functional or not. The tire is completely separated from the rim
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Sorry you don't trust that something refurbished is in fact refurbished. Post a picture……I'd love to see a debeaded tire. Nearly impossible to get these on or off. You'll need to take a picture for the return any way.
Here's the working link https://imgur.com/a/xv03zCD
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Here's the working link https://imgur.com/a/xv03zCD
Super easy (but I've done a bunch), especially since this is the front tire. Get a belt or rope. There's videos. Again super-easy. You're holding the pedal, do you not know how to install it? There are videos for that as well - reverse thread, 13mm crescent wrench as I recall. Or just return it, they give you 15 days to exchange or refund.
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Super easy (but I've done a bunch), especially since this is the front tire. Get a belt or rope. There's videos. Again super-easy. You're holding the pedal, do you not know how to install it? There are videos for that as well - reverse thread, 13mm crescent wrench as I recall. Or just return it, they give you 15 days to exchange or refund.
I'm missing one(1) pedal, the left pedal. Is it safe to tie the front tire? The whole box came in with broken parts - my angle stems from not wanting to accidentally k1ll myself using a broken product, considering this was an incredibly lame refurbish "pass"
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RCMIKEAug 1, 2026 11:35 PM
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Someone is working way too hard to defend a crappy product. Either they're a shill or they need some help.
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Someone is working way too hard to defend a crappy product. Either they're a shill or they need some help.
It's a Refurb'd bike, nothing to defend. Free returns…..feel free to do that if you're not handy. No worries here. Mine was great and I'm not helpless.

BTW - I got some stuff from Amazon that didn't work once that was a Slick Deal. I didn't come here and whine about it. But you go boy.
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Quote from LivelyHealth563 View quoted comment :
I'm missing one(1) pedal, the left pedal. Is it safe to tie the front tire? The whole box came in with broken parts - my angle stems from not wanting to accidentally k1ll myself using a broken product, considering this was an incredibly lame refurbish "pass"
You should definitely NOT be buying refurbished products that require assembly. Return it immediately you are clearly in way over your head. As for me….I'm going for a bike ride. Later fellas.
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Got my riser installed. Fits perfectly and easy install. Improves your riding position if you don't like a 'racers' riding position. Wires have plenty of travel and the bars now fall to hand nicely. Got her all cleaned up after the ride last night. 12 miles so far and took 1 bar of the 5. Mixed riding with lots of hard stops to properly bed the brakes. Estimate battery only at somewhere around 50 miles at dual motor, high speed. Lots more if you stay below 28mph and do sone pedaling.

ADJUSTABLE RISER ~$20 - > https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1866...title&th=1
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Not quite. If you watch you tube reviews you'll see several reviewers driving 40mph + on surface streets and paths. No different than Suron riders……just be smart and you'll likely never have an issue. I ride mine in NC/SC on bike paths everywhere. Just keep it around 15mph. The 52v and large 32amp battery ensures you can ride 50+ miles with light pedaling. Something I doubt I can do w/o help and unfortunately no cartilage left in either knee. Still love riding though.

Here's a good resource. You'll notice that NC/SC are not highly regulated and NJ is the worst e-bike friendly by far.

https://www.velotricbike.com/blog...-tpkbDiD7u
This is not an "e-bike" by matter of US law. It's an Off Road Vehicle, in other words an electric motorcycle.

Advising people to "be smart" is like saying "just don't have an accident". It wouldn't be called an "accident" if it were entirely preventable! Hit someone with one of these, god forbid kill them, and you are looking at possibly going bankrupt because no insurance will cover the amount you are going to be sued for. Actually being smart would be to choose a legal class 1/2/3 e-bike and ride electric motorcyles on roads or private land.

Hope that helps!
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Quote from ssspinball View quoted comment :
This is not an "e-bike" by matter of US law. It's an Off Road Vehicle, in other words an electric motorcycle.

Advising people to "be smart" is like saying "just don't have an accident". It wouldn't be called an "accident" if it were entirely preventable! Hit someone with one of these, god forbid kill them, and you are looking at possibly going bankrupt because no insurance will cover the amount you are going to be sued for. Actually being smart would be to choose a legal class 1/2/3 e-bike and ride electric motorcyles on roads or private land.

Hope that helps!
I'm Gen X we're a little more self-reliant than other generations. Less concerned with figuring things out as we usually can and do. Also don't succumb to scare tactics about legislation that is rarely or never enforced. Again, if you're scared, don't buy this bike. If you aren't handy, buy a regular bike from a local shop and let them hold your hand. You may need it.

Plenty of e-bikes with these specs and higher/faster are selling and selling out. If you want a 45mph e-bike for a third of what Wired or others charge then this is your bike. If your handy, already have an e-bike, know how and where to ride to avoid being arrested (LOL) then you won't find a better bike spec for spec.

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What a bizarre take on things. Then again, this is a bizarre thread about a truly weird product.

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What a bizarre take on things. Then again, this is a bizarre thread about a truly weird product.
Agreed and thumbed up. My threads tend to attract the weirdos. Strange…..I never open a thread I'm not interested in. So when folks come to a thread to say don't eat that it's full of sugar, don't drive that it's too fast……well the Gen X-er's just roll eyes and laugh. Helicopter parenting creating softies.
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