Update: This very popular front page deal is still available, now at a slightly lower price.
Electric Bikes Store via AliExpress has
26" DYU M26 1000W Peak Electric City Bike with 36V 10Ah Removable Battery on sale for $304.45 -> now $293.96 - $50 when you apply promo code
USDEAL050 at checkout = $254.50 ->
now $243.96.
Shipping is free (ships from within the United States).
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About this product:
- 1000W peak motor provides strong acceleration and hill-climbing power
- 36V 10Ah removable battery allows convenient charging
- 3 riding modes support pedal assist, throttle, or traditional cycling
- Front suspension and 7-speed drivetrain support varied riding
- Arrives 85% pre-assembled and includes a 1-year warranty
Top Comments
If this is a 1000W Motor will run for 21.6 minutes if you peg at 1kw you will prob get about 7~9 miles +- @ 30mph +- depending on peddling.
If you put it in 250w mode it will run for 1 hour and 26 minutes you will prob get about 20~30 miles +- @ 15mph~25mph +- depending on peddling.
No this does not have a "safer" charger XD
The rear wheel had a pinhole leak from the factory- an extremely common problem with this design.
Because it has so little power, it's worse than a normal mountain bike in every situation you actually need it. Going up a steep hill is a nightmare- very little torque help and the bike is so heavy it just makes it that much harder to pedal.
Community Reviews
This DYU M26 is a budget city e bike with a removable 36V 10Ah battery, but the battery is repeatedly described as small for the price. The strongest appeal is simple low cost delivery, while the main concerns are weak real world power, limited range, and heavy weight that can make hills and pedal assist disappointing. Serviceability is another issue, since local shops may not work on it and parts support is questioned. A practical pick only if the low entry price matters more than long term support.
Riders using short, flat commutes, because the battery is small and the bike can only deliver modest range at higher power.
People who want a cheap bike for exercise, because the motor adds weight and the low assist still leaves plenty of pedaling work.
Tinkerers comfortable servicing their own bike, because local shops may refuse these models and basic tools plus a voltage meter may be needed.
Buyers who can accept a basic, low-support e-bike, because standard parts and dealer backing are not part of the package.
People who need local shop support, because nearby mechanics may refuse to service it and parts access can be poor.
Commuters needing dependable hill help, because the motor can feel weak and the heavy frame makes steep climbs harder.
Riders expecting long range from one charge, because the 36V 10Ah battery only supports limited mileage at full power.
Buyers wanting a quiet, powerful ride, because the motor can be loud at low speed and may not deliver the advertised output.
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If this is a 1000W Motor will run for 21.6 minutes if you peg at 1kw you will prob get about 7~9 miles +- @ 30mph +- depending on peddling.
If you put it in 250w mode it will run for 1 hour and 26 minutes you will prob get about 20~30 miles +- @ 15mph~25mph +- depending on peddling.
No this does not have a "safer" charger XD
I would suggest buying a larger battery or buying two of these bikes and selling the bike without the battery and keep two batteries unless u can find a compatible larger battery size for cheap
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The rear wheel had a pinhole leak from the factory- an extremely common problem with this design.
Because it has so little power, it's worse than a normal mountain bike in every situation you actually need it. Going up a steep hill is a nightmare- very little torque help and the bike is so heavy it just makes it that much harder to pedal.
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