BEST 26" Ebike Deal I Found In 2023! FAVOTO LONG RANGE OFF ROAD EBIKE for only $1099 using a coupon

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[@favotoebikes]

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[@bellyacres7846]

hello my Favoto fearless just arrived & I got the rear rack [same as this bike] it came with the hardware to attach it and an extension for the rear light [i modded the rack a bit to mount he tail light right side up.]
(just opened up the hole for the wire so it goes thru easily) looks good & Ill paint it tomorrow when its warmer. looks good too
the chain guard is a great addition. [i was planning on getting that]
thank you for mentioning the seat post size as I am planning to get the suntour suspension post.
mine has the bosses for a water bottle. but a 48v 14 AH battery, so another is something Iam hoping to get.
yeah that throttle button is a nice thing. I liked the look of it & after using it - wow! nice!
its a very well built bike and Im happy with it.
tomorrow I plan on a ride after the paint dries on the rack mod. [yeah the light will hide it, but Ill know its bare]
the only thing Im missing in the order is the cover. (it might arrive later) that will be a nice thing to keep it clean :)
I ordered flat out for this bike already. it will be here soon.
also a foot operated air pump for the road - just in case I need it.
later ill get a couple tubes for the kit - just in case. stuff for the tool kit
I might get a 2nd battery just in case. extended range is my concern.
thanks for the video
I was going to get the white bike until I saw this black fearless bike.
after seeing it here - I like it.
rode it a bit tonight - more in the day light tomorrow.
I ought to do a video of this too - sometime.

[@shellyscholz1256]

Here’s my feedback. I prefer a step through bike. I use the bike mirror under the handlebar on the left side using a right side mirror. Doing this allows me to see two lanes of traffic. I have a Hey Bike Cityscape that can almost perform at this level, paid well under $1,000 for it, have a lot of miles on it and plan to keep it for a long time. I have two batteries so I get the range I want for less than the price of this bike and it came with a sturdy rear rack that I use daily. I prefer a thumb throttle but I like their lock out system. I’m near the capital of New York where potholes and even moguls tear up the bike and myself in the process so I frequently stand up on the bike which would make a throttle in the handle bar quite dangerous, even more dangerous than our roads! They asked for input, these are my thoughts. I do have torque issues on steep hills so if you could explain the numbers regarding torque I would love to hear more about the issue, what numbers are good for what gradient, etc. Thanks!

[@MHH3180]

There is no such thing as a good e-fat bike. It is not possible and if we had a fully funded and functioning CPSC, they all would be recalled.
Fat tires have, by necessity, the thinnest rubber of all tires. They are much more likely to get flats, and more surface area to pick up debris. They are designed for soft surfaces at 6-8mph max. They deform at speed on pavement. If pumped solid enough for pavement, they bounce like a basketball. Lower and they can burp off the rim.
Fat tires extend stopping distances, they dive in stopping. They squirm and are slow to respond in turning. Suspension, designed for off road control, not comfort, magnifies these deficiencies.
Obviously, they are heavier and require heavier frames, rims, hubs and to a lesser extent, spokes. They have a great deal more deformation and the extreme width increases rolling resistance. All this drastically reduces range.
Like all factory e-fat bikes, it uses straight gauge aluminum we haven't used in quality traditional bikes since The 80's. This is heavier than cromo steel. It is buzzy and dull. This is dramatically magnified by the square tubing in the rear triangle. There's a reason you do not see this on quality traditional fat bikes.

[@shellyscholz1256]

So never get fat tire ebikes?

[@MHH3180]

@@shellyscholz1256 that is correct...I know it is not popular, but it is a fact born of 52 years in this business. Fat tires are for soft surfaces ea. They are a ball in nee fallen (not packed) snow, soft sand and grass (Greta for hunting), where 10mph is really moving. There is a reason they never caught on and have basically died in the mtb'ing community. They aren't efficient and they aren't safe as e-bikes.

[@shellyscholz1256]

@@MHH3180 By any chance do you do custom builds or overhauls? I love my bike and I’m close to 1,500 miles that I will accomplish as soon as the rain lets up. I love the Dutch style frame because it’s better for my back and neck to sit upright. I didn’t know exactly what I was doing when I started this about a year ago and I assumed that the bike would carry me up hills, which is why I bought it. I’m looking for longer range and better hill climbing (torque). This means that I want to find the absolute best battery, engine and load capability because I ride my bike as others would drive their cars. I grocery shop, but usually in two trips. I want to be able to go the distance and hills to visit family and friends who live as far away as thirty miles and be able to return home the same day if I don’t feel like camping or if it’s winter in the Catskills….which it is for a very long time lol

[@shellyscholz1256]

Also the only bikes with my preferences have fat tires.

[@MHH3180]

​@@shellyscholz1256I do conversions, but only local to The Quad Cities, here in The Midwest. Johnny Nerdout and David at Eco-Cycles as well as the folks at Elecricycle ship conversions.
Yes, a Dutch bike is ideal for commuting. A bit of a stretch for such long trips as you like, but an extra battery is not expensive. You can get an ideal motor for your application for under $400 and my favorite 48 volt, 20ah battery for around $250. If you or someone you know is fairly handy, it isn't a big deal to do a conversion yourself as torque sensing mid-drives need no brake or shift sensors (once the crank and bottom bracket are removed, the rest is simple plug-n-play...shops will remove for you for

[@pedrofernandez8729]

WOW! This is the best buy I've seen in a long time. Like getting a Lexus for a Toyota price.

[@EbikeProducts]

That is the perfect analogy!

[@michaelwarren5646]

Not a bad price. I went on their sight, and they don't show any step throughs. Also, they show you get "free" petals what a deal!