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Nov 8, 2026 2:39 PM

Spacewalk 16" Peak 1500W & 65 Miles Long Range Electric Bike

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Eilleo Spacewalk Store via AliExpress has Spacewalk 16" Peak 1500W & 65 Miles Long Range Electric Bike on sale for $344.10 - $60 (apply coupon code USD1160 or DBDEAL60 at checkout) = $284.10. Shipping is free.
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Eilleo Spacewalk Store via AliExpress has Spacewalk 16" Peak 1500W & 65 Miles Long Range Electric Bike on sale for $344.10 - $60 (apply coupon code USD1160 or DBDEAL60 at checkout) = $284.10. Shipping is free.
  • 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].
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Nov 8, 2026 4:38 PM
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PurpleRoom971Nov 8, 2026 4:38 PM
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My Son and a few of his friends have this bike. He has ridden it hard and it has been great. Have a couple minor issues support 100%
Check with your local County, Contra Costa in CA also had $150 credit to promote e-bikes. Wink
Last edited by PurpleRoom971 November 8, 2026 at 09:45 AM.
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Nov 8, 2026 7:46 PM
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IndigoKnob7008Nov 8, 2026 7:46 PM
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Assuming the specs are correct, this is not a legal e-bike anywhere in the USA. If your state allows it you may be able to license it as a moped.

Class 1 ebikes: pedal assist only, 20 MPH max assist
Class 2 ebikes: pedal and throttle assist, 20 MPH max assist
Class 3 ebikes: pedal assist only, 28 MPH max assist
All classes have a 750W max power limit.

Yes, if your "ebike" has a throttle and goes over 20 MPH, it's a moped or a motorcycle. If your "ebike" makes over 750W, it's a moped or motorcycle regardless of how fast it's going.

For many years this didn't matter because there was no enforcement. But too many unscrupulous retailers are selling 5000W+ Chinese motorcycles as "ebikes" and kids are getting hurt or killed, and too many people are riding these "ebikes" 30+ MPH on bicycle and walking trails, so many cities and counties are cracking down. Often they get impounded and you don't get them back. If your area still allows them, good for you...but be warned.

Plus, fat tire "ebikes" like this one are stupid because you're dragging around a lot of extra weight for no reason and the low seat makes it impossible to pedal anyway. You can go a lot farther, a lot faster, on an ebike with normal tires, and you can pedal it home when you run out of battery.
Nov 8, 2026 8:17 PM
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timbo10184Nov 8, 2026 8:17 PM
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30 degree slops?! I'm in!
Nov 8, 2026 9:51 PM
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OrangesupplysNov 8, 2026 9:51 PM
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16" tire
Yesterday 2:13 AM
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yooper2001Yesterday 2:13 AM
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Quote from IndigoKnob7008 View quoted comment :
Assuming the specs are correct, this is not a legal e-bike anywhere in the USA. If your state allows it you may be able to license it as a moped.Class 1 ebikes: pedal assist only, 20 MPH max assistClass 2 ebikes: pedal and throttle assist, 20 MPH max assistClass 3 ebikes: pedal assist only, 28 MPH max assistAll classes have a 750W max power limit.Yes, if your "ebike" has a throttle and goes over 20 MPH, it's a moped or a motorcycle. If your "ebike" makes over 750W, it's a moped or motorcycle regardless of how fast it's going.For many years this didn't matter because there was no enforcement. But too many unscrupulous retailers are selling 5000W+ Chinese motorcycles as "ebikes" and kids are getting hurt or killed, and too many people are riding these "ebikes" 30+ MPH on bicycle and walking trails, so many cities and counties are cracking down. Often they get impounded and you don't get them back. If your area still allows them, good for you...but be warned.Plus, fat tire "ebikes" like this one are stupid because you're dragging around a lot of extra weight for no reason and the low seat makes it impossible to pedal anyway. You can go a lot farther, a lot faster, on an ebike with normal tires, and you can pedal it home when you run out of battery.
You can set the speed limit to 20 easily in the settings. Montanas only restriction atm is required to have pedals, and be restricted to 20MPH.
Yesterday 12:29 PM
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CyanRaccoon6450Yesterday 12:29 PM
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Quote from IndigoKnob7008 View quoted comment :
Assuming the specs are correct, this is not a legal e-bike anywhere in the USA. If your state allows it you may be able to license it as a moped.Class 1 ebikes: pedal assist only, 20 MPH max assistClass 2 ebikes: pedal and throttle assist, 20 MPH max assistClass 3 ebikes: pedal assist only, 28 MPH max assistAll classes have a 750W max power limit.Yes, if your "ebike" has a throttle and goes over 20 MPH, it's a moped or a motorcycle. If your "ebike" makes over 750W, it's a moped or motorcycle regardless of how fast it's going.For many years this didn't matter because there was no enforcement. But too many unscrupulous retailers are selling 5000W+ Chinese motorcycles as "ebikes" and kids are getting hurt or killed, and too many people are riding these "ebikes" 30+ MPH on bicycle and walking trails, so many cities and counties are cracking down. Often they get impounded and you don't get them back. If your area still allows them, good for you...but be warned.Plus, fat tire "ebikes" like this one are stupid because you're dragging around a lot of extra weight for no reason and the low seat makes it impossible to pedal anyway. You can go a lot farther, a lot faster, on an ebike with normal tires, and you can pedal it home when you run out of battery.
Have one nearly identical... Absolutely legal.

Throttle only works until 20. Won't go past that without pedal assist. Either way, don't be an asshole and you're fine where I am (even with a full e-moto). I live in small city with plenty of police to enforce the laws.
Today 8:01 PM
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couchyToday 8:01 PM
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"30° slops"

Sounds about right.

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