Are you interested in breaking into the booming electric bike scene but
working on a budget and don't know where to start?
Then you've come to the right video!
Come along as we showcase a folding fat tire ebike built for all-terrain
and offers a great bang for your buck at a low price of around eleven hundred dollars.
Let's get to it!
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Perhaps one of the best things about using
e-bikes is their ability to easily commute between locations in a city.
They aren't big and bulky like cars and trucks, and even better,
they don't consume gas, which is at ridiculous prices these days.
The thing that broke the camel's back was the traffic;
work commutes were unbearable and often resulted in tardiness.
This specific reason spawned Heybike, and their original goal was to make
a commuting ebike that would solve their problems.
The Cityscape Electric Cruiser Bike was created, and it made waves.
It got people to where they were going, sure, but even more significant than that,
it introduced this electric biking world to many new people.
Since that first bike, the company has branched out into all manner of e-bikes
and the equipment that goes with them.
Like the subject of today's video; the Mars Electric Bike.
So, what exactly is the Mars Electric Bike?
Simply put, this is an excellent ebike for anyone looking to get
in on the wonderful hobby or is looking for vehicle alternatives.
The chassis has a similar construction to an exercise bike,
but this one isn't restrained to a particular location.
It even folds up in two simple steps so you can take it to the office or store it with ease.
One of the first things you'll notice about the Mars Electric Bike is the fat
tires. They are puncture resistant and offer a large surface area for
excellent traction that can tackle any terrain.
Above the rear tire is the rear rack with one hundred pounds of carrying capacity.
Attached to that is a taillight and swinging around to the other side of the bike,
you'll find the LED headlight.
Continuing upward from the headlight, we'll look at the handlebars and what's attached to them.
A multifunction display lets you monitor battery capacity,
speed, motor output, and how many miles you've ridden.
There is also a seven-speed Shimano gearshift and three levels of pedal assistance.
The Mars Electric Bike comes strapped with a five-hundred-Watt brushless motor and a
forty-eight volt, twelve-point five Amp hour lithium battery to pump it full of power.
And we know you're curious, so we'll tell you that this is a Class 2 ebike
with a max speed of twenty miles per hour. You can hit a bit higher than that,
but you'll be looking at going down hills for that speed.
As for range, you're looking at around thirty-seven miles if you
use solely electric acceleration or roughly forty-eight miles if you use pedal assistance.
Those specs assume that you're riding along a road or similar paved pathway.
Off-roading will yield lower miles as you might expect.
The recommended rider size is between five foot three inches and
six foot three inches with a maximum load capacity of three hundred and thirty pounds.
As we mentioned before, if you want a Mars Electric Bike for yourself,
you're looking at a price of around eleven hundred dollars.
With free shipping to the continental United States and a two-year warranty.
If you're looking for a bit more,
you can buy your bike with a saddlebag or basket for a little more money.
Head on down to the comments to let us know what you think. We love to hear your feedback!
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