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urlifeglobal Store via AliExpress has
20" URLIFE E20 750W 13Ah Fat Tire Electric Bike (Green) on sale for $317.72 - $60 promo code
DBDEAL60 or
USDEAL55 at checkout =
$257.72.
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Details:
- 750W peak motor; 28 MPH top speed; 30° hill climb
- 48V 13Ah battery; 80-mile range
- 20" fat tires; front fork suspension
- IP54 waterproof LCD shows speed and battery; front and rear lights
- Ergonomic frame; rear rack rated to 265 lb (about 120 kg)
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This URLIFE E20 looks like a budget fat tire cruiser that stands out for easy throttle takeoff, a step through frame, and practical extras like a rack and fenders. The 750 watt continuous motor with 1000 watt peak power is described as strong, with full throttle speeds around 27 to 28 miles per hour and a detachable battery that can be charged separately. Range depends heavily on use, with real world estimates closer to 15 to 20 miles at higher speeds and much more only with light assist and pedaling. The main cautions are inconsistent specs, a pedal sensor delay, and brakes that need frequent adjustment, making it a solid short trip ride rather than a long range commuter.
Common Questions (5)
It is reported as a Class 2 bike with throttle-assisted riding, and the motor can reach about 27-28 mph on throttle, though it ramps up gradually. For a better ride, avoid Mode 3 if you want less aggressive power delivery.
Expect roughly 15-20 miles if you ride fast or use mostly throttle, and more if you pedal lightly; 80 miles is not realistic. A lighter assist ride can stretch much farther, but full-throttle use and voltage sag reduce range quickly.
The pedal sensor can have a slight delay and surge when the motor engages or disengages, and the brakes may need frequent adjustment. The bike is also heavy, so it has noticeable drag when ridden without motor assist.
The listing has conflicting specs, but one comment identifies it as 750W continuous and 1000W peak. Because the product pages also mention 500W in some places, it is worth confirming the exact SKU and spec sheet before buying.
Yes, the battery can be detached from the bike and charged separately, which makes charging easier if you store the bike away from an outlet.
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All that said, if the battery limitations are acceptable this bike was the one i was benchmarking against for price/perf before building my own for somewhere over $400.
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