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20" URLIFE E20 750W 13Ah Fat Tire Electric Bike (Green)
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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. Shipping is free.
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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. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.
- Note: Price may vary by account or fluctuate slightly with currency exchange rates. You must be signed into your AliExpress account and have your address added to add items to your cart and place an order. You may have to manually type in the promo code to apply it at checkout. This item ships from a USA warehouse. For expedited customer service, please email [email protected].
- Additional Savings may be available with a PayPal Offer on the page, applies during checkout when paying with PayPal.
- 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)
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Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
- This price is $40.2 Lower than our September '26 Frontpage Deal.
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Update: This popular deal is still available.
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. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.
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. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.
- Note: Price may vary by account or fluctuate slightly with currency exchange rates. You must be signed into your AliExpress account and have your address added to add items to your cart and place an order. You may have to manually type in the promo code to apply it at checkout. This item ships from a USA warehouse. For expedited customer service, please email [email protected].
- Additional Savings may be available with a PayPal Offer on the page, applies during checkout when paying with PayPal.
- 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)
Editor's Notes
Written by slickdewmaster | Staff- Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
- This price is $40.2 Lower than our September '26 Frontpage Deal.
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Perk not mentioned much about this style bike is that the batteries are stupid easy to get and reasonably cheap. Something like this would cost $150 for a replacement battery vs like a $1000 for a Trek or Specialized battery because those people are evil.
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This is a budget fat tire e bike that stands out for strong throttle power, easy assembly, and useful everyday features like the rack, fenders, and removable battery. Reports put real world range anywhere from about 15 miles at full throttle to 35 to 60 miles with lighter assist and pedaling, and the bike can feel surprisingly quick for its price. The main cautions are inconsistent specs, weak brakes that may need adjustment, and durability questions around tires, wiring, and battery quality. It looks best suited to casual cruising and errands rather than hard use or speed chasing.
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Real-world range is much lower than the marketing claim: about 15 miles at full throttle for a heavier rider, around 20 miles as a safer expectation, and roughly 35-40 miles with continuous pedaling on mixed terrain. Range varies a lot with speed, hills, rider weight, temperature, and how much you pedal.
It has held up for some owners over a year and 1,000+ miles, including daily kid use, rain, jumps, and outdoor storage. The most common wear points are the brakes, tires, and occasional loose parts or cable issues, while the battery, controller, motor, and charger have stayed functional in longer-term reports.
The bike is reported to reach about 28 mph on throttle, with a slower climb after the first 20 mph. It is also described as a Class 2 bike when kept out of higher modes, so the practical top speed depends on how it is configured and used.
Yes. The battery can be detached from the bike and charged separately, which makes indoor charging easier and lets you remove it in under 30 seconds if you want to charge it elsewhere.
Assembly is reported as straightforward, often around 30 minutes, and some bikes arrive with the brakes and drivetrain already set correctly. A few owners still needed brake or derailleur adjustment after delivery, but the bike generally works out of the box.
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The Heybike mars and Heybike Cityscape might be one of the cheapest bikes with a UL listed bike and battery. I'm pretty sure Lectric should be as well given they are the most popular affordable ebike brand
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Art Vandelay
There is a reason most decent ebikes cost at least $800+ and this one costs $250. Look up the bike along with "reddit" in the google search bar. Besides obvious fake advertisement posts, It is mostly complaints of several components going bad and needing to be replaced, battery no longer working or not charging upon arrival, rusted frame, etc. Slickdeals are great when they are actually are a good product at a great price, but this is not that. As a front-page deal posted by staff, this is clearly URLIFE who bought a sponsored post and pushing its "deal". It's safe to assume they are not selling 100s of bikes at a loss, so to think this bike costed them LESS than $258 to actually make should be a good reason to avoid this "deal".
A good quality 48v 13ah battery costs well over $300, so to get not only a battery, but also AN ENTIRE BIKE for less, is another red flag. Just like the rest of the bike, this battery likely uses the lowest quality cells possible, which translates into a much higher chance of the bike setting on fire when you are charging it.
I am all for a slick deal, but for your own safely and not wasting money, please avoid this "deal" or cancel your orders.
I review ebikes often and have tested everything from budget brands to higher end. There is 100% a large difference between a decent brand like Aventon or Velotric, and a no name very bottom of the barrow brand like this. For good affordable bikes that are also well made, I would recommend Heybike. There's a lot of other budget brands like Engwe, Jasion, etc..but those typically reflect the price and so far Heybike is the only budget ebike brand I've tested that dont feel like absolute garbage. Above that.. Aventon, Velotric, Mokwheel, Magicycle and several other brands make great bikes, but those are well over $1500 on average.
Also, these bikes come with warranty, so if the battery is bad, they'll send you another one. 90% of the people shopping these posts can't afford to spend $500 for white glove e-bike service. They can afford to wait a week for a replacement part and loosen a few screws or bolts and put it on themselves.
We bought 2 Amyets and this bike for black Friday last year, people went on and on and on about how the bikes were duds, and trying to convince everyone that there was so much value behind their $1500 radbikes, the bikes are running and operating just fine a year later.
Even if they quit working in the next year, we still will have gotten better value than blowing $1000 on some big market ebike.
Lets be honest, 90% of the companies you're dropping get their parts from the same factories in China. There are only so many motor manufactures. Almost all these bikes are using Shimano components. Some rust on the frame isn't going to make or break anyone.
Unless you're in a financial position to spend hundreds of dollars on white glove e-bike service or you're relying on your bike to make money, then the value just isn't going to be there for most of the people reading this thread.
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Went for a ride on a paved bike trail with moderate hills. On setting 1, pedal assist 15mph max (although I averaged 10-12mph with hills). I am 200lbs.
Rode 28 miles, and had 30% battery left. So, I estimate around 35-40 miles of range with continuous pedaling. It's a bit less than the claimed range, but I'm not disappointed. This is a good bike for the price.
I plan on replacing the original knobby tires with smooth road tires - I'll probably gain some range by reducing rolling resistance.
Also, these bikes come with warranty, so if the battery is bad, they'll send you another one. 90% of the people shopping these posts can't afford to spend $500 for white glove e-bike service. They can afford to wait a week for a replacement part and loosen a few screws or bolts and put it on themselves.
We bought 2 Amyets and this bike for black Friday last year, people went on and on and on about how the bikes were duds, and trying to convince everyone that there was so much value behind their $1500 radbikes, the bikes are running and operating just fine a year later.
Even if they quit working in the next year, we still will have gotten better value than blowing $1000 on some big market ebike.
Lets be honest, 90% of the companies you're dropping get their parts from the same factories in China. There are only so many motor manufactures. Almost all these bikes are using Shimano components. Some rust on the frame isn't going to make or break anyone.
Unless you're in a financial position to spend hundreds of dollars on white glove e-bike service or you're relying on your bike to make money, then the value just isn't going to be there for most of the people reading this thread.
Your argument of "cheap is better" is the equivalent of saying buying a meal from a restaraunt who failed inspection is fine. Its cheap and im fine. 3 meals is the price of one everywhere else! Who cares if their kitchen is not up to code.. i haven't gotten sick!". Its just silly to knowingly buy something that is of horrible quality and may put you in harms way. Cheap does not always translate into a good deal.
Yes, all bikes are made from similar parts, but there is a big different from a motor by bafang and a no name that is unreliable and screams at 100db everytime you use it. There are cheaper bikes like the jetson bolt that are affordable so there is no need to buy a fire risk like this one. Yes its quite underpowered, but its well made and about the specs you can expect in that price range.
If you choose to purchase still, that is your decision and your own risk tolerance. Just because your bike has been fine, doesnt change the fact that its a very risky purchase that has the possibly to burn down your house or put you in an accident because the frame weld broke during a ride. Not everyone knows about ebikes, so im simply putting the information out there so people can make a more informed decision.
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The Heybike mars and Heybike Cityscape might be one of the cheapest bikes with a UL listed bike and battery. I'm pretty sure Lectric should be as well given they are the most popular affordable ebike brand
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