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You might want to look at the Ariel Rider M Class. It has a mid motor with a throttle and the tires are about 2" wide, but they are 20" tires and only weighs 47 pounds which should make it easy for RVing.

I didn't say it was on ebay, someone else did about a different bike. He had it listed on the local Craigs List with a photo he took himself. Also he bought the bike at the LBS where I'm having the bike checked, and he had no problems about me taking it there.

I'm not worried about the bike being stolen as he had his manual for the bike and was very knowledgeable about the bike, not to mention very proud of the bike and what it could do.

Update: I went on a test ride Saturday. Wow! Most fun I've had on a bike in a long time. I took it on the route I take to work and easily cut my time in half. I then went to a large park with a good incline over the bridge that crosses the river to the park. The park has lots of bike trails. On...

The LBS only have ebikes that start at $3100, nothing lower, except for one that added a conversion kit to a $300 bike and sells it for $1000 and you have to hold a button on the left side to keep it going which I had trouble doing for any length of time and around corners.

Thank you all, I do have a Specialized dealer in town, and the asking price is below what David Berry suggested to produce a smile on the buyers part and has been on Craigslist for over a week. This might mean that the battery is near that 600 mark, but here is Oregon batteries last longer, well...

I'm on a limited budget and found a used 2015 Specialized Turbo S for sale in my area with 4100 miles on it. Any advice on what to check for, or things to avoid? What would be a fair price for such a bike that originally went for about $6000?