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
Community Reviews
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.
Common Questions (6)
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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Brakes - Logan Hydraulic 4 piston 180mm rotors will lock up the wheels. Your issue is not clamping power any more, the only way to reduce braking distance is with anti-lock brakes or a wider tire. Because these are hydraulic, your hand strength is not an issue. My 4'10" wife can lock hers up.
Chassis - Made of 6061 aluminum (not Huffy crap-steel). Lower weight and higher tensile strength - around 45,000psi. Look it up, I did. The welds are incredible. I've never heard of or had a failure after 4,000 miles on multiple bikes and trails.
LED lights - If you are brave/dumb enough to ride at night you can see and be seen. You won't out drive the headlight even at 43mph.
Shimano Derailleurs - Bullet proof. I've never had an issue with one even after 2,300 miles on the same gear set. Great peace of mind.
Motors /Batteries - Again after 1,000's of miles I've never had an issue failure nor have any of my friends. This one definitely charges fast.
Riding a bike is full of dangers, as is getting out of bed. Riding an e-bike has the very same dangers that riding a bike does. The difference is the rider. Play stupid games…….well? Ride like a responsible adult and you may just enjoy yourself for thousands of miles on trails you otherwise wouldn't be able to ride.
Hope that helps those honestly considering an e-bike. Those cowering in fear that have never owned or ridden one will still find a way to fear monger. Not sure why some on here go to the absolutely top speed of a vehicle and then dream up a scenario where someone doing that could get hurt. Of course they could. So don't do that.
- NJ/NY did pass legislation that e-bike advocates are characterizing as rushed and excessive. This is actively being appealed.
- All of the published cases of enforcement involved - street take-overs, dangerous riding and most also were for modified electric motorcycles and mopeds. Almost none were e-bikes.
- There were 12 e-bikes confiscating temporarily in NC. No fines, no tickets, no charges and the bikes were all returned.
- There is a story from WCNC regarding a crackdown on e-bikes in Cornelius and Davidson, NC. But when you read it, they are again talking about e-motorcycles and e-mopeds, NOT e-bikes.
Again, unless you are on a bike path terrorizing riders by passing them at 45mph you should be good. I've been riding for 6 years and I've NEVER had an issue.- $8 carbon fiber seat post
- $22 carbon fiber handle bar set
- $7 carbon fiber bar riser
Also found a 5a charger for $20 and an extra battery 52v40a for $180.YouTube video over 1.7K views…..must be lots of interest on this one. It's still the only sub-$2,500 bike I've seen hit 50mph.
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