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EZIP MTN TRAILZ ELECTRIC BIKE
I have had this Bike for one month now and it has made my life a lot easier......It is easy to use, fun and in my opinion very well made. I am a Quality Engineer by trade and quality is measured by what the customer values/wants.... Not cost or name.....This bike does what I want it to do....Point A to point B...at minimal cost. You can spend $2,000 for an electric bike....But Why? I had one problem....It came missing a box with pedaqls and some other small parts.......The maker Currie would not help me.....However, AMAZON was very fast in getting me a replacement Bike and now all is fine.....Can't beat the price and you can chose how much effort you want to put into the ride.
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Love this Bike
This bike is a lot fun to ride. I live in a hilly area so the battery is good for about 8 to 10 miles depending on how much I pedal. The bike has a lot of neat little features. This bike is a real deal!!
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Ezip El. Bike
UPS delivered the bike on the morning of the estimated delivery date. There was a little damage to the box but due to good packaging there was no damage to the bike. I read and followed the directions for assembly and had no problems. The brakes were easy to adjust and the chain and gearing needed no adjustment. I charged the battery overnight (about 14 hours actually) and it worked fine. It runs smoothly and I am very pleased with it.
CurrieTechnologies has lots of info for owners on their website also.
I'm very pleased with Amazon and Currie Tech on this purchase. If the bike was 20 pounds lighter I would rate it five star!
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Don't buy this E-bike
Reason: 1, battery is never big enough for a e-bike cuz of the restriction of the bike frame. Therefore can't expect great performance like those on a electric club cars. On the hills it stoped, pedaling won't work, cuz the hill is way high. Doesn't make a difference huh?
2. Let's face it, this country the united states is not designed for bikers, bike lanes are not friendly, routes are very limited for bikes.
3. The very small battery which provides very limited energy exhuasts itself very soon, I live in a mountain area, Pullman, WA to be exact, after less than 2 miles riding, the battery is out, what am I suppose to do with a 87 pounder bike, pedal it will consume triple times energy than a regular bike.
4. This perticular product, 2008 ezip, feels like some refurbished chinese product, you can get a similar product but 10 times better in china for as little as 100 dollars, but this which costs you 400 bucks has major defects, first off, the indicator light of battery next to throttle is a joke, you put the battery in, green and yellow lights are both on, the on-off switch doesn't control the whole circute, since after 5 mins without doing anything, the lights went off, power went off, no matter if your on-off swich is on or off. In riding, it can happen too, so what you gonna do my friend? you gonna lift the battery up and push it back down, to get the whole power on again. Oh and no matter when you have a little bumping on the road, the power automatically went off, so you have to ... yep, like I said, lift teh batter up and push it back down, and wait another 5 mins or another bump, to get the whole process repeat itself again.
5. I'm gonna return it, thats for sure.
6. The front brake is very hard to adjust, and unfortnately you have to deal with it, because thats the only way you can assemble the front wheel as they were only parts and non-assmebled when delivered.
7. What can you do with a e-bike really, commute less than 2 miles round-trip per day? Impossible to carry groceries? Let's face it, folks, gas price is sky high, but to live in this pathetic country the united states, you need a car, even if its a lemmon, doesn't matter, cuz you need a car, the only way to survive your job, your grocery your crazy life.
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It's a lemon.
I bought this on the amazon last week (free shipping), but it's too heavy for handling and the packing was not good enough to protect especailly for gear system. Gear guide pulley touches rear rim, so I cannot rotate the wheel. The on/off switch doesn't work and the front brake disk was not well fitted to wheel frame and worn. The handlebar binder and reflector is coarse. Overall I don't want to recommend this bike.
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