20 inch x 2.35 folding ebike options

[Ronald121]

What companies offer quality/low prices bikes in this specification similar to rad power bikes?

What is this bike most suited for? I want to be able to go grocery shopping, have a low standover height, good milage, upright seating position, comfortable ride.

I have a fat tire ebike but I am looking for something smaller.

Any recommendations?

 

[harryS]

Look on the Walmart.com page for some inexpensive ebikes. While they're sold by vendors affiliated with WMT, you get extended 3 year support for only 58 dollars.

Robot or human?

I'm familiar with the inexpensive Ecotrics because I own a 20" fat tire folder and follow their FB groups. Here's their skinny tire offer. You only get a 3 speed PAS with this, and PAS 1 is too fast for many owners.

Robot or human?

 

[Ronald121]

Look on the Walmart.com page for some inexpensive ebikes. While they're sold by vendors affiliated with WMT, you get extended 3 year support for only 58 dollars.

Robot or human?

I'm familiar with the inexpensive Ecotrics because I own a 20" fat tire folder and follow their FB groups. Here's their skinny tire offer. You only get a 3 speed PAS with this, and PAS 1 is too fast for many owners.

Robot or human?

what is the after market support compared to rad power?

have you had any issues with the bike?

what dont you like about this bike?

what do you use the bike for?

 

[harryS]

This cost me $700. I installed air shocks for $120 and upgraded the controller for $90. Under $1000 and competitive with a Radmini, except for top speed, which is not important to me. I bought it because it was walking around money for me, and I enjoyed fixing it up.

I've never used aftermarket support, but given it's one guy in China, it's not pretty. The seller seems pretty cooperative though. He reduced the price down to $700 from $779 after he shipped me the wrong color.

Over on the FB forum, lots of people seem to enjoy them. The ones that bought them thru Walmart seem to get parts quick.

There are other bikes there on the WMT site. And they appear to be available. Personally, I would be intrigued with the Benneli because it's a 20" that doesn't fold,