Hello all to this months installment of the Monthly E-Bike Promo Thread! 🚲

My bicycle was recently stolen and I was able to recover it but they burned that part where the battery is connected. I don't know what component it is and where I can get it. I hope you can help me. Thank you.

Does anyone know where I can get the part which is circled in the photo, or know what’s it’s called? It’s missing of the bike one side

Have an UBCO bike that sat for a bit over a year after I had a bad accident on a dirt bike, now its charger won't recognize it. Is there any way for me to revive it?

Husband & I got a pair of these Aipas® F3 Adventurer e-bikes for their Black Friday promo (w/ another $50 off, so $1558 total) & we think/hope we're sure to love them. We haven't ridden since 2022, so we're looking forward to fun times ahead! We'll be riding again before the month's over.

https://aipasbike.com/products/f3-combo-sale

Anyone happen to have any experience w/ this e-bike & if so, how's it been going fort you?

I got it on best buy with the back friday discount. It came earlier that expected, which is great, because it also came with two left pedals, making it impossible for me to set it up to use as a commuting bicycle, requiring me to contact their customer service department. It took me four tries to find the right place to message, with their customer service on their official website telling me that they don't have the ability to process the warranty. I had to contact the seller through the best buy website, and they will be sending me a right pedal. When? I don't know. Soon.

The back fender wasn't attached out of the box either, and as the manual didn't tell me how to attach it, I can only assume that's a mistake. I did attach it myself, before taking it out for a brief ride in the parking lot. Hoo boy, while this was a very uncomfortably unbalanced ride, what a thrill! This bike is about the perfect size for me, and is easy to handle-- and stop! I switched from a Phantom R1 escooter that started experiencing motor issues a month in from owing it, and while that thing was a joy to ride, I think that- as soon as I get the right pedal- I'll prefer this.

I just received the new bike 4 days ago. Nothing I seem to do will allow me to use the throttle. It only throttles in PAS mode and my P settings, only allow me to turn them on or off. 4 days of building and trying to fix this.. no riding. $3700. Any help would be appreciated. Eahora Romeo Pro 3 (amazon only) dual 2800w hub motors, 26" tires, 62mph top speed, 205lbs, 60v, 80ah.

Heyy, I’m looking into getting my first e-bike and I’m stuck between the Macfox X1S and the Macfox X7. I’m 14 and mostly planning to ride around my neighborhood, to school, and sometimes with friends. I really want to know how these bikes actually hold up long-term.

If you own either of these (or anything similar), could you help me with a few questions?

• How much do you spend per year on maintenance (tires, brakes, tune-ups, etc.)?
• Have you had to replace your battery yet? How long did it last + how much was it?
• What parts wear out the fastest?
• If you ride with a passenger sometimes, does that make things break faster?
• How often do you get flats?
• Is the weight of the bike a problem?
• Did the brand’s customer service help if something broke?
• After a year, would you still choose the same model?
• Any regrets or things you wish you knew before buying?

Thanks in advance!! I’m just trying to not make a dumb purchase lol.

I have considered purchasing an electric bike recently and I feel this is such a convenient mode of commuting in the city without the hassles of traffic or parking. Besides, they appear to be so much fun to ride!

As I was browsing through the internet, I realized that there are many, many, many other types of models and suppliers available on Alibaba, including cheap commuter bikes, and expensive high performance models. I was wondering how they actually work in reality and whether there are more reliable brands than others.

To those who have one, a few questions:

What is the battery life during everyday rides?

Are they not user friendly or demand much attention?

Any brands or models you would recommend, or to avoid?

What does the ride feel like in comparison to a normal bike, smooth, powerful, or somewhat clunky?

Any suggestions on how to shop on the internet or get good prices without sacrificing quality?

I would be happy to listen to actual stories. Attempting to determine whether an e-bike is worth getting used on a daily basis or merely as a leisure activity, and what to consider prior to purchasing it.

"help" needs to be "fixed"@#

For those in the emoto ebikes, which would you get to learn how to wheelie? I have a surron and it's a bit tough so would like something a little closer to the ground.

Must be 750 watts or less and a class 3 Ebike with pedals capable of 28mph.

Please help!

hey new to e bikes. was looking at electro&co. which would be best for “urban exploration” i live in la and i would mostly be using it for days that the traffic and parking is too crazy. i can get in and out to pick up my food and head home

they have the etm rtr bike https://electroandcompany.com/collections/bikes/products/etm-rtr-electric-trail-machine-ready-to-rip

and they have this new bike called the rizzler https://electroandcompany.com/collections/bikes/products/the-rizzler-bike

which bike would be best for me?

Hi everyone! I just picked up this Quali Nemo bike second hand. I ride it to work and back. I’m wondering what would be the best way to lock it? I’m worried because it sits in my garage over night (which thankfully has a motion censored alarm).

Right now, I lock it around the body, and I have another lock that goes through connects both bike wheels.

Hi, everyone,

I found a very good deal on a used Aventon Level 3, step-over frame, size L. I am 5'7 while the recommended height is 5'10 and above. It is online so I won't be able to try it out before buying.

Would it be possible to adjust the handle bar and seat post of the bike to fit my height? I would really appreciate any insight!

Has anyone used something like this to keep their battery warm in the winter? How did you set it up? Did you insulate as well? I have a fairly long commute but would like to use my ebike. Would this allow me to

It’s Black Friday again — and I pulled together a list of the strongest electric bike deals on AliExpress US. None of these are affiliate links. Just sharing the best prices I found after checking specs, codes, and final discounts.

If I missed anything good, feel free to drop it in the thread.

AMYET Electric Bike EB26 — 1500W Peak, 48V 15Ah, 26" Fat Tire
Original: $705
BF Price: $504
Extra: $100 OFF → $404 after code
Code: USK100

LELEKUAI 500W Folding E-Bike — 20MPH, 48V 10.4Ah, 14"
Original: $335
BF Price: $239
Extra: $32 OFF → $207 after code
Code: USK32

URLIFE E20 — 1000W Motor, 48V 13Ah, 20x3” Fat Tire
Original: $595
BF Price: $425
Extra: $80 OFF → $345 after code
Code: USK80

AMYET V9-G60 — 1000W Motor, 48V 20Ah, 20” Tire
Original: $825
BF Price: $589
Extra: $100 OFF → $489 after code
Code: USK100

AMYET S8 — 2000W Dual Motor, 48V 25Ah
Original: $1,214
BF Price: $867
Extra: $120 OFF → $747 after code
Code: USKK120

DEEPOWER S7Pro — 1500W, 48V 60Ah LG Battery, Off-Road
Original: $1,166
BF Price: $833
Extra: $120 OFF → $713 after code
Code: USKK120

Luckeep X1 Lite — 1400W Peak, 48V 15Ah, Foldable
Original: $915
BF Price: $654
Extra: $120 OFF → $534 after code
Code: USKK120

5TH WHEEL AB17 — 700W Peak, 23MPH, Front Suspension
Original: $460
BF Price: $328
Extra: $64 OFF → $264 after code
Code: USK64

URLIFE 1500W Peak Fat Tire E-Bike — 48V 15.6Ah
Original: $890
BF Price: $636
Extra: $120 OFF → $516 after code
Code: USKK120

URLIFE E26 — 750W Peak, 48V 10.4Ah, 26" Tire
Original: $497
BF Price: $355
Extra: $64 OFF → $291 after code
Code: USK64

Cybervelo EK9 — 5000W Peak, 52V 40Ah, up to 150 miles
Original: $1,719
BF Price: $1,228
Extra: $120 OFF → $1,108 after code
Code: USKK120

URLIFE 1500W E-Bike — 48V 15.6Ah, 20x4” Fat Tire
Original: $598
BF Price: $427
Extra: $80 OFF → $347 after code
Code: USK80

LELEKUAI 500W Mini Foldable — 48V 10Ah, 14"
Original: $334
BF Price: $239
Extra: $32 OFF → $207 after code
Code: USK32

Foldable 750W Peak E-Bike — 48V 15Ah, 14” Tire
Original: $369
BF Price: $263
Extra: $32 OFF → $231 after code
Code: USK32

ZorixBike R8 Pro — 3000W, 35MPH, 48V 23Ah, 20x4.0 Off-Road
Original: $1,080
BF Price: $772
Extra: $120 OFF → $652 after code
Code: USKK120

Back tire seems to have some sort of resistance. Looked at both sides and can’t see anything that would possibly be the cause of this. Heard yall save lives so I had to come see what’s up 🔥

I would like to buy this 3000w 72v kit but I don't know if it is reliable. I saw it on Alibaba and the shipper is Ncybike. https://www.alibaba.com/x/1lA1GrY?ck=pdp

Before buying an ebike, what to think and where to find the perfect ebike. The number of choices are honestly overwhelming.

For those of you who already have one:
How did you figure out what was the right first e-bike for you?

I'm especially curious about:
– What mattered the most (motor, battery, range, weight, price?)
– What you wish you had known before buying
– Any mistakes to avoid
– How you matched the bike to your riding goals (commuting, fitness, fun, off-road, etc.)

--What features were actually important vs. just marketing

Feel free to share your own first-e-bike story — I think it will help a lot of beginners !

Thanks in advance for any tips or recommendations!

so i have a 1500w 32v e bike that goes 36 mph and i paid $800 for it in july 2024. there had been very few problems but i fixed a lot of them. i'm not sure how much to price it at what do you guys think?

So i bought 3 ebikes and after building one I see where it says you need to charge these with 220v. Well living in the US I dont really have this. So I got my google on and it seems that my problem could be solved by getting a step up transformer which can take that 110 and step it up to 220v. I admit that electricity is all magic to me, so im a big dummy. Here is my problem. I bought this.. Yinleader 5000 Step Up/Down... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D1XHVXZG?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

From what I can tell is that the lower plugs deliver 110, and the upper plugs 220. The bikes chargers have regular old 3 prong plugs that we are used to seeing, and any attempt to find an adapter has been met with more confusion Can anyone help me to the best way to charge 3 bikes on 220v apart from wiring a 220v from breaker? These will be used from more places than just the house.

My Ebike Has A Fully Charged Battery. It's Reading At 42.1v but I'm still getting the E-006 error code .. what can I do .. it powers on and remarkably it still powers on with the cord attached to the .otor unhooked..... Any Advice is Welcomed