Ancheer axle

diggerman

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I'm looking for a rear axle for ancheer folding mountain bike. I don't know if it can be repaired or if I need a new one. It has snapped I've tried various sites looking for a new.one with no luck. I'm hoping it's a standard part and interchangeable with other makes thanks
 
Motor bad, now axle snapped on other end. Told you ancheer is garbage. Ditch it before the frame snaps and the steering column stabs you in the belly. That's what a Sears bike did to me in 1957. Dad found a real bargain.
I've had 5 ebike motors and none of them the axle snapped. I did snap a 6 speed shimano rear axle on a Diamondback MTB. I weighed an enormous 170 lb and don't jump curbs or picnic tables. Consumer garbage. Don't buy that brand either. Get a used trek, giant, specialized, cannondale, or kona non-electric bike on a resale website and electrify it yourself with a power wheel kit. Or even an 80's schwinn; mine was great before I wore out the sprockets at about 15000 miles. To get quality I had to buy a new $2000 bike since my legs are so short and all the used bikes my size are kiddie quality. The Pacific Quantum I picked up for $75, the shimano 7 speed rear axle came unscrewed & dropped the balls on the road. Also, the crank got loose on the shaft at ~2000 miles and wouldn't come off to be replaced. Consumer garbage, don't buy that brand either. Shimano makes reliable 8,9,10,11 speed derailleur axles, that cost 3-5 times what their consumer grade 6 & 7 speed garbage costs.
 
Motor bad, now axle snapped on other end. Told you ancheer is garbage. Ditch it before the frame snaps and the steering column stabs you in the belly. That's what a Sears bike did to me in 1957. Dad found a real bargain.
I've had 5 ebike motors and none of them the axle snapped. I did snap a 6 speed shimano rear axle on a Diamondback MTB. I weighed an enormous 170 lb and don't jump curbs or picnic tables. Consumer garbage. Don't buy that brand either. Get a used trek, giant, specialized, cannondale, or kona non-electric bike on a resale website and electrify it yourself with a power wheel kit. Or even an 80's schwinn; mine was great before I wore out the sprockets at about 15000 miles. To get quality I had to buy a new $2000 bike since my legs are so short and all the used bikes my size are kiddie quality. The Pacific Quantum I picked up for $75, the shimano 7 speed rear axle came unscrewed & dropped the balls on the road. Also, the crank got loose on the shaft at ~2000 miles and wouldn't come off to be replaced. Consumer garbage, don't buy that brand either. Shimano makes reliable 8,9,10,11 speed derailleur axles, that cost 3-5 times what their consumer grade 6 & 7 speed garbage costs.

Motor bad, now axle snapped on other end. Told you ancheer is garbage. Ditch it before the frame snaps and the steering column stabs you in the belly. That's what a Sears bike did to me in 1957. Dad found a real bargain.
I've had 5 ebike motors and none of them the axle snapped. I did snap a 6 speed shimano rear axle on a Diamondback MTB. I weighed an enormous 170 lb and don't jump curbs or picnic tables. Consumer garbage. Don't buy that brand either. Get a used trek, giant, specialized, cannondale, or kona non-electric bike on a resale website and electrify it yourself with a power wheel kit. Or even an 80's schwinn; mine was great before I wore out the sprockets at about 15000 miles. To get quality I had to buy a new $2000 bike since my legs are so short and all the used bikes my size are kiddie quality. The Pacific Quantum I picked up for $75, the shimano 7 speed rear axle came unscrewed & dropped the balls on the road. Also, the crank got loose on the shaft at ~2000 miles and wouldn't come off to be replaced. Consumer garbage, don't buy that brand either. Shimano makes reliable 8,9,10,11 speed derailleur axles, that cost 3-5 times what their consumer grade 6 & 7 speed garbage costs.
It's just like I've put a bit of money into this bike lately and it should be an easy fix. It's just had new.tyres that's how the axle snapped he might have over tightened it. Thanks for your input though
 
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