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Sep 5, 2026 1:26 PM

UPlee GS3 14in Folding Electric Bike 48V 500W 15-20 mph 8AH for $199; 10AH for $209; 15AH for $219 + Free S/H

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UPlee (Brand+) Store via [aliexpress.com] has UPlee GS3 14in Folding Electric Bike 48V 500W, 15-19 mph max speed, adjustable seat, dual disk brakes, integrated Headlight & Taillight, 8AH for $199; 10AH for $209; 15AH for $219 when you Apply $23 off Coupon at checkout: USAFF23. + Free Shipping from US warehouse.

There are 3 Models (Different Battery Capacities) to Choose from:
  • Black 8ah for $199
  • Black 10ah for $209
  • Black 15ah for $219

Key Features:
  • Motor: 500W peak power
  • Battery: Removable 48V 8AH, 10AH, or 15AH (based on Model selected).
  • Max Speed: 15 to 19 mph.
  • Range: 10-30 km (depending on Model Selected) per charge
  • Wheel: 14" x 2.15" All-Terrain Pneumatic Tires.
  • Frame: Lightweight carbon steel
  • Foldable: Foldable for Easy Storage/Transport
  • Charging Time: 4-6 hours.
  • Load Limit: 265 lbs.
  • Weight: ~63.3 lbs.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1...93018.html
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UPlee (Brand+) Store via [aliexpress.com] has UPlee GS3 14in Folding Electric Bike 48V 500W, 15-19 mph max speed, adjustable seat, dual disk brakes, integrated Headlight & Taillight, 8AH for $199; 10AH for $209; 15AH for $219 when you Apply $23 off Coupon at checkout: USAFF23. + Free Shipping from US warehouse.

There are 3 Models (Different Battery Capacities) to Choose from:
  • Black 8ah for $199
  • Black 10ah for $209
  • Black 15ah for $219

Key Features:
  • Motor: 500W peak power
  • Battery: Removable 48V 8AH, 10AH, or 15AH (based on Model selected).
  • Max Speed: 15 to 19 mph.
  • Range: 10-30 km (depending on Model Selected) per charge
  • Wheel: 14" x 2.15" All-Terrain Pneumatic Tires.
  • Frame: Lightweight carbon steel
  • Foldable: Foldable for Easy Storage/Transport
  • Charging Time: 4-6 hours.
  • Load Limit: 265 lbs.
  • Weight: ~63.3 lbs.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1...93018.html

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Sep 5, 2026 1:38 PM
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ikonoklastSep 5, 2026 1:38 PM
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Battery will burn down my house?
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Sep 5, 2026 1:43 PM
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rollingbroakSep 5, 2026 1:43 PM
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Quote from ikonoklast View quoted comment :
Battery will burn down my house?
Good warning, thanks
Sep 5, 2026 1:49 PM
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CyanPickle6983Sep 5, 2026 1:49 PM
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Will the battery burn your house down? No. You realize lithium batteries are farking everywhere, right? The same basic type of battery is in your phone, your smartwatch, your power drill, electric bikes, scooters—everything.

If these batteries were just ticking time bombs, we'd have fifty farking fire disasters waiting to happen in every house.

Use the correct charger. Don't buy some sketchy piece-of-shit battery from God knows where. Take care of your equipment. You'll probably be fine.

What drives me insane is my boss is an older nimrod who won't let me lock my e-bike in the front where I can actually keep an eye on it. Then my scooter gets its lock bolt-cut and stolen.

And everybody acts like electric bikes are the farking invention of the devil.

Every time there's some breakthrough in technology, people immediately want to tear it down because they're scared of it.

I'm not saying lithium batteries have never caused fires. Of course they have. So have farking refrigerators.

Your toaster can burn your house down. Your dryer can burn your house down. Your farking Christmas tree can burn your house down.

But nobody walks into work and says, "Jesus Christ, Bob, did you unplug the toaster? That thing has a history."

An iPhone can catch fire and we're like, "Damn, that's crazy."

An e-bike catches fire and suddenly it's "THE END OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION."

Maybe stop treating every new piece of technology like it's a terrorist with a charging cable.

The battery isn't the problem. Your fear of anything you don't understand is.
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Sep 5, 2026 2:14 PM
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jacureSep 5, 2026 2:14 PM
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Love these bikes
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Sep 5, 2026 2:34 PM
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KoudieSep 5, 2026 2:34 PM
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I kinda wanna grab one. On the fence..
Sep 5, 2026 4:21 PM
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CyanPickle6983Sep 5, 2026 4:21 PM
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Quote from ikonoklast View quoted comment :
Battery will burn down my house?
There ul29 certified meaning same standard as your television. It's after market diy kits where the fires start. Just like when you do your own brakes and rear end another car.
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Sep 5, 2026 4:30 PM
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davis.huangshSep 5, 2026 4:30 PM
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anyone know what is the weight difference between the 3 models? product page doesn't seem to have it.

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Sep 5, 2026 8:23 PM
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DealzRGood4USep 5, 2026 8:23 PM
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Quote from davis.huangsh View quoted comment :
anyone know what is the weight difference between the 3 models? product page doesn't seem to have it.
My best guess is somewhere between 50-63.3 lbs.
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Sep 6, 2026 2:40 AM
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Carl69Sep 6, 2026 2:40 AM
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Remove the "l" from UPlee, and you will be doing just that as the brakes fail, which is a split second before you end up in the grill of a Toyota Landcruiser. Good luck šŸ‘.
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Sep 6, 2026 2:43 AM
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Carl69Sep 6, 2026 2:43 AM
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15-19 mph max...lol. Just a tad faster than I go in my human leg powered mtb on average. Get some exercise fools.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Sep 6, 2026 8:12 AM
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RI2SCSep 6, 2026 8:12 AM
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Quote from CyanPickle6983 View quoted comment :
Will the battery burn your house down? No. You realize lithium batteries are farking everywhere, right? The same basic type of battery is in your phone, your smartwatch, your power drill, electric bikes, scooters—everything. If these batteries were just ticking time bombs, we'd have fifty farking fire disasters waiting to happen in every house. Use the correct charger. Don't buy some sketchy piece-of-shit battery from God knows where. Take care of your equipment. You'll probably be fine. What drives me insane is my boss is an older nimrod who won't let me lock my e-bike in the front where I can actually keep an eye on it. Then my scooter gets its lock bolt-cut and stolen. And everybody acts like electric bikes are the farking invention of the devil. Every time there's some breakthrough in technology, people immediately want to tear it down because they're scared of it. I'm not saying lithium batteries have never caused fires. Of course they have. So have farking refrigerators. Your toaster can burn your house down. Your dryer can burn your house down. Your farking Christmas tree can burn your house down. But nobody walks into work and says, "Jesus Christ, Bob, did you unplug the toaster? That thing has a history." An iPhone can catch fire and we're like, "Damn, that's crazy." An e-bike catches fire and suddenly it's "THE END OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION." Maybe stop treating every new piece of technology like it's a terrorist with a charging cable. The battery isn't the problem. Your fear of anything you don't understand is.
When my daughters (keep in mind these are what we give our kids) Hover 1 scooter caught fire in my house, I had 3 fire departments here as the smoke was bellowing out my front door. One fire fighter said to the other ones "We've got another one" So say what you want ( maybe you work for DHL) but they cause fires more than people think! And my insurance company is in subrogation with Hover. So yes it is capable of burning your house down ikonoklast
Sep 6, 2026 8:16 AM
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RI2SCSep 6, 2026 8:16 AM
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Quote from rollingbroak View quoted comment :
Good warning, thanks
When my daughters (keep in mind these are what we give our kids) Hover 1 scooter caught fire in my house, I had 3 fire departments here as the smoke was bellowing out my front door. One fire fighter said to the other ones "We've got another one" they cause fires more than people think! And my insurance company is in subrogation with Hover. So yes it is capable of burning your house down ikonoklast
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DealzRGood4USep 6, 2026 1:08 PM
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Deal is still live, but this Labor Day sale ends tomorrow.
Sep 8, 2026 2:12 AM
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lurewarsSep 8, 2026 2:12 AM
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Quote from ikonoklast View quoted comment :
Battery will burn down my house?
It's entirely possible that that could happen. But not very likely. Especially if you're reasonably careful about how you handle these batteries. I have two e-bikes and one scooter and so far zero problems with batteries.

Some things to consider: don't leave the batteries on a charger. Once it's done charging unplug it. Better yet don't quite charge it to 100%. Less stress on the batteries that way. If you're going to charge or store them in the house, keep them in a fireproof bag. They are fairly reasonable on Amazon and a very good idea. Don't buy a rapid charger. They are too fast for these cheap cells and could raise chances of a fire quite a bit. The faster they charge the hotter the batteries get.

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