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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.

  • The bike can reach about 44 mph on a maiden voyage with GPS confirming speedometer accuracy.

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  • The hydraulic braking setup can lock the front and rear tires during bedding stops.

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  • The control panel supports limiting top speed, which helps manage high-speed riding.

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  • The PAS system provides cadence-based assist up to around 11 mph, then transitions to rider pedaling.

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thugmoneyJul 31, 2026 2:09 AM
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Thing sounds rad!
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jaxfatJul 31, 2026 5:37 PM
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What I was looking for. Thanks!
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Arrived at 5pm after FedEx said to be home from 10-12:30 for delivery. Just got everything put together and test drove it to bed the brakes. The phone holder was broken so I emailed e-bycco and they are dispatching another. Other than the rear fender (plastic) scratches it looks brand new to me.

Battery was at 4 bars, so I put it on the charger while I was assembling and it quickly got to full charge. The user manual is also the assembly manual. Good color pictures and assembly is a breeze - but I've also put 8 of these together now. Once I turned it on it showed .3 miles which who knows maybe they reset it, but the brake rotors don't look like they ever got used.

Maiden voyage hit 44mph and that was enough. GPS confirmed what reviewers have been saying - speedo is dead on. Maybe had another 2mph if I stayed on the throttle and tucked. Free wheeling it spun up really quick and speedo shocked me. Didn't expect to see 55mph.
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Quote from cvp33 View quoted comment :
Arrived at 5pm after FedEx said to be home from 10-12:30 for delivery. Just got everything put together and test drove it to bed the brakes. The phone holder was broken so I emailed e-bycco and they are dispatching another. Other than the rear fender (plastic) scratches it looks brand new to me.

Battery was at 4 bars, so I put it on the charger while I was assembling and it quickly got to full charge. The user manual is also the assembly manual. Good color pictures and assembly is a breeze - but I've also put 8 of these together now. Once I turned it on it showed .3 miles which who knows maybe they reset it, but the brake rotors don't look like they ever got used.

Maiden voyage hit 44mph and that was enough. GPS confirmed what reviewers have been saying - speedo is dead on. Maybe had another 2mph if I stayed on the throttle and tucked. Free wheeling it spun up really quick and speedo shocked me. Didn't expect to see 55mph.
Does it come with an app for finetuning? Please comment on the PAS performance (especially if you want to actually pedal and not just push the throttle all the time). Thanks!
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Quote from lolopolo View quoted comment :
Does it come with an app for finetuning? Please comment on the PAS performance (especially if you want to actually pedal and not just push the throttle all the time). Thanks!
Not an app per se. You go into the control panel through the color display. It's the same as my Keteles so I'm super familiar with how to adjust. PAS works on a cadence sensor. PAS1 will help you up to 11mph and then you're on your own. Most people like PAS1 for getting a heavy bike moving and then also getting some exercise to pedal up to 15mph or so. Hope that helps.

Here's a quick video

https://youtu.be/WsMIOdsdlRc?is=ZpICIyys1Nin2NR2

Also added the Suntour NCX seat post shock. Along with the frame shock and 4" tires - the ride is very compliant.
Last edited by cvp33 August 1, 2026 at 01:05 AM.
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WittyArm9601Aug 1, 2026 7:30 AM
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Is this too powerful to attach kids trailer? If not, any recommendations for a bike that is great for kids trailer
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Also if you look at their pictures online it shows 160mm rotors. They have since upgraded to 180mm. I was bedding the brakes last night with multiple stops from 40 to 5mph. The brakes are plenty good and can lock up the front and rear tires without any drama.
Last edited by cvp33 August 1, 2026 at 01:03 AM.
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Quote from WittyArm9601 View quoted comment :
Is this too powerful to attach kids trailer? If not, any recommendations for a bike that is great for kids trailer
Not at all. Stay in PAS1 and you'll be under 11mph. You can also set the top speed by watching the video above. The good news with dual 1,000 watt motors is you won't have an issue pulling the trailer up a hill.
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Quote from ssspinball View quoted comment :
So basically illegal to use in any public space in the US. Private land only.Hit someone with one of these in a public space and your insurance is not going to cover any of it, since it's not legal to ride there.
That is correct. Most states and cities require the bikes to be limited to 750 Watts and cannot have more than one motor. Unless you want to get registration and insurance.
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Quote from cvp33 View quoted comment :
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 a good response. Most states as I've already said will not allow this bike on public roads. Can people do it yes of course. But you can also get a hefty fine and have your bike taken away.
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Quote from CompassionateVeg View quoted comment :
This is not a good response. Most states as I've already said will not allow this bike on public roads. Can people do it yes of course. But you can also get a hefty fine and have your bike taken away.
Wow, glad I don't live in one of those states. Sounds bad even overreacting. There's nothing on the bike that states the power, you can limit the speed to Class I, II or III if you are truly in a state where people are being fined, ticketed, jailed, roughed up, assets being confiscating, etc. If the police pull you over and ask you to lift a wheel and full throttle it can be limited to whatever you wish so in essence you can make this bike comply to any state you wish. Not sure why some are so worried here or not understanding.

Now if you're referring to some of the HWY and street takeovers where e-bikes are confiscated, then absolutely. Those bozo's deserve to be fined, ticketed and lose their bikes.

Most of the reviewers I follow live in CA, TN, VA, NC, SC and don't have an issue. Really feel sorry for those that are seeing heavy enforcement. Like I said NC and SC is awesome and that's where I do 98% of my riding.
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OK, just did some research to find out why some were overreacting here. If you likve in NY/NJ there are some strict laws in place - however, enforcement without illegal behavior is unlikely. I have a Claude Opus/sonnet 5.0 license so I just deployed 24 agents to review all of the published cases of enforcement and got an executive summary of the root causes:
  • 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.
Last edited by cvp33 August 1, 2026 at 08:57 AM.
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LivelyHealth563Aug 1, 2026 8:22 PM
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Hoping I can get a refund - bike just arrived. Front tire is deflated, missing the left paddle, just a huge waste of a $1,000
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Hoping I can get a refund - bike just arrived. Front tire is deflated, missing the left paddle, just a huge waste of a $1,000
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.
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