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Putting this out to the Fediverse: I am looking to purchase an e-bike this year.

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  • femme_mal@mstdn.socialF femme_mal@mstdn.social

    Putting this out to the Fediverse: I am looking to purchase an e-bike this year.

    Musts:
    - 50 lbs/23kg
    - folding
    - at least 500w power
    - range at least 40 miles/64km

    I need to be able to lift this into my Honda CR-V when I travel. 50lbs/23kg is my safe limit, give or take 5lbs.

    I would prefer a popular/well-known brand/make as parts and repairs may be easier.

    Thanks for any feedback you can offer based on actual experience.

    #ebike #bike #electricbike #ebikes #bikelife #cycling

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    @femme_mal I have an aventon abound. It.doesnt hit your folding need or weight (it's closer to 70lb) but I've been happy with it. They might have something that hits your list.

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    • heckinteagan@infosec.exchangeH heckinteagan@infosec.exchange

      @femme_mal I have an aventon abound. It.doesnt hit your folding need or weight (it's closer to 70lb) but I've been happy with it. They might have something that hits your list.

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      @heckinteagan Did you purchase it through a local bike shop? I'm in driving distance (I suspect), I'd give that shop my business if they carry Aventon but in something closer to my needs.

      Thanks!

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      • femme_mal@mstdn.socialF femme_mal@mstdn.social

        @heckinteagan Did you purchase it through a local bike shop? I'm in driving distance (I suspect), I'd give that shop my business if they carry Aventon but in something closer to my needs.

        Thanks!

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        @femme_mal I got it from aventon directly and had it shipped to a local bike shop. Next time I'd go to the shop, and purchase/order there.

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        • heckinteagan@infosec.exchangeH heckinteagan@infosec.exchange

          @femme_mal I got it from aventon directly and had it shipped to a local bike shop. Next time I'd go to the shop, and purchase/order there.

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          @heckinteagan Ah, got it. I should check my local shop to see if they will accept a shipment and do any assembly for me.

          I see the Aventon Sinch foldable bike is discontinued. 😞

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          • femme_mal@mstdn.socialF femme_mal@mstdn.social

            Putting this out to the Fediverse: I am looking to purchase an e-bike this year.

            Musts:
            - 50 lbs/23kg
            - folding
            - at least 500w power
            - range at least 40 miles/64km

            I need to be able to lift this into my Honda CR-V when I travel. 50lbs/23kg is my safe limit, give or take 5lbs.

            I would prefer a popular/well-known brand/make as parts and repairs may be easier.

            Thanks for any feedback you can offer based on actual experience.

            #ebike #bike #electricbike #ebikes #bikelife #cycling

            harold@mastodon.socialH This user is from outside of this forum
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            @femme_mal Very happy with our folding Eunorau. It fits behind the rear seats in our Hyundai Kona. Weight is 63.4 lbs though.

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            • harold@mastodon.socialH harold@mastodon.social

              @femme_mal Very happy with our folding Eunorau. It fits behind the rear seats in our Hyundai Kona. Weight is 63.4 lbs though.

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              Looking for the best fat tire electric bikes, ebikes, or ebike accessories? Look no further than Eunorau! Our top-quality ebikes offer an unparalleled riding experience, with powerful motors and durable construction. Shop now and discover the joy of electric biking!

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              META20 1.0

              The 20" City Model META20 1.0 E-Bike Specifications Battery: 48V 15Ah (Optional Second Battery 15Ah) Range: 100 Miles (48V 15Ah Battery+ Second Battery 15Ah) Motor: 48V 500W hub motor with max 55 N.m torque Total Payload Capacity: 286 lbs Recommended Rider Heights: 5'1" ~ 6'1" Maximum Speed: 20MPH Charger: US standard

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              @femme_mal But I think that is the weight with the battery attached

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              • harold@mastodon.socialH harold@mastodon.social

                @femme_mal But I think that is the weight with the battery attached

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                @harold I will check it out, thanks. It might be too heavy for me but it might be good for my spouse.

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                • femme_mal@mstdn.socialF femme_mal@mstdn.social

                  @harold I will check it out, thanks. It might be too heavy for me but it might be good for my spouse.

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                  @femme_mal We invested in a rear carrier which tilts down for loading. But it's not cheap.

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                  • harold@mastodon.socialH harold@mastodon.social

                    @femme_mal We invested in a rear carrier which tilts down for loading. But it's not cheap.

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                    Thule T2 Pro XTR | Thule | Canada

                    Thule T2 Pro XTR - Thule T2 Pro XTR is a premium bike rack for demanding bike enthusiasts. With time-tested durability and award-winning design, this robust bike rack is ready for a wide variety of bike styles, including e-bikes.

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                    (www.thule.com)

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                    @harold If the bike is that heavy it's rather necessary for someone my size. I'd also have to have a hitch installed on my Honda. In for a penny, in for a pound.

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                    • femme_mal@mstdn.socialF femme_mal@mstdn.social

                      @heckinteagan Ah, got it. I should check my local shop to see if they will accept a shipment and do any assembly for me.

                      I see the Aventon Sinch foldable bike is discontinued. 😞

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                      @femme_mal aww dang that looks like it would have checkd the boxes 😞

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                      • heckinteagan@infosec.exchangeH heckinteagan@infosec.exchange

                        @femme_mal aww dang that looks like it would have checkd the boxes 😞

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                        @heckinteagan IKR? I wonder why it was discontinued. I may have to hunt down a used one because it did tick everything.

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                        • femme_mal@mstdn.socialF femme_mal@mstdn.social

                          @harold If the bike is that heavy it's rather necessary for someone my size. I'd also have to have a hitch installed on my Honda. In for a penny, in for a pound.

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                          @femme_mal Yeah, we had to do the same but our car was new and we figured it was a good long-term investment. It also means we can ride together as I take my 'acoustic' bike along with my wife's electric.

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                          • femme_mal@mstdn.socialF femme_mal@mstdn.social

                            Putting this out to the Fediverse: I am looking to purchase an e-bike this year.

                            Musts:
                            - 50 lbs/23kg
                            - folding
                            - at least 500w power
                            - range at least 40 miles/64km

                            I need to be able to lift this into my Honda CR-V when I travel. 50lbs/23kg is my safe limit, give or take 5lbs.

                            I would prefer a popular/well-known brand/make as parts and repairs may be easier.

                            Thanks for any feedback you can offer based on actual experience.

                            #ebike #bike #electricbike #ebikes #bikelife #cycling

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                            @femme_mal Check out the company Lectric. They make a smaller-wheeled folding e-bike that might fit your needs.

                            I ride their larger two-wheel, which is too heavy for your needs and doesn't fold up, but my main electric is their trike, which does fold; but it's 65 pounds and would be difficult to lift into a CRV (I know this because I drive a Honda element and I ended up having to buy a specific trailer hitch bike rack just for the trike, which happily fits both the bikes I own from them).

                            However, people seem to really like their small-wheeled foldable bikes quite a bit. Bonus, the company is located in the US, in Arizona. They have great tutorial videos for home repairs, a ton of different accessories to help carry cargo, etc. and decent customer service.

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