Let me guess! Driving in a car around the city is too boring for you and
you want to try something new. Have you thought of an electric bike? After all,
who needs a car when you can easily tackle your trip to Madrid on your $300 ebike!
Well.... Almost. In this video, we'll show you the top 5 Cheapest E-bikes You Can Buy.
A bit girly design of the Nakto Electric Cargo Bike might discourage some men and engage girls
that love adventure, but its price and statistic will surely make them reconsider. At just
599 dollars, this Dutch-style commuter vehicle has a suspension fork that makes riding light trails
more comfortable. Especially with a 250 W rear geared hub motor that allows it to reach speeds
of around 20 mph and packs a range of about 25-50 km. You even get a basket and front headlights.
What else do you need for such a low price? Okay, okay, we've got something better on our sleeve.
Ever had problems while taking your bike somewhere? Well, the Swagtron EB5 might
just be the solution to all your problems. Or at least the ones with storing your e-bikes. When
folded, it's almost half the size and weight of the competition's folding electric bikes,
making it super-convenient for transport and storage.
It comes with a 250 W rear hub motor that allows it to reach speeds of up to 15.5 mph
with engine assistant on one pedal. So no worries about cramping quads. However, it rides a bit like
a glorified electric scooter on which you can at least comfortably sit. Price? 500 dollars.
I bet Swagtron employees thought one of their e-bikes wasn't enough for their fans,
so they came with another beast vehicle. Although baby beast is probably more accurate. The EB-1 is
smaller than the Eb-5 and doesn't have the same range or the rider size, but don't take anything
from it until you hear the whole story. Like its larger variant, this bike is also foldable
and has the same 36 V batteries and 250 W motor that allows 12.5 mph and a range of 7.5 miles so,
if you plan to go on a longer trip, you better keep some batteries on hand. Okay, okay, here
come its pros. Despite its short range, the EB-1 has some fantastic features like an integrated
headlight, disc brakes, a USB charging port, and a cool bell, all of which are missing in the EB-5.
A perfect variant for the ones that can't reach the upper shelf costs around 480 dollars.
We just proved that small isn't always bad, and the Ancheer Mini Size 12 Inch is just another
example. This smart folding electric bike weighs around 25.5 pounds which, of course,
includes a 36 V battery, quickly chargeable within 2-3 hours. Despite its fragile outlook,
this bike can easily support up to 265 pounds which is pretty sick for an e-bike of that size.
The unit also has a steady and solid foot support bar for added control
and an intelligent wireless system compatible with both Android and iOS. Pfff, who needs a
car when they can buy this for just 420 dollars....asked no one. Ever.
Man, do these guys love producing small, cheap e-bikes. It is probably a stretch to
call Mini Swagtron Swagcycle a bicycle, but it is certainly a great way to shuttle around the city.
This possibility comes in three variants; the basic variant has a range of around
9 miles with a top speed of approximately 10 mph,
while the medium-range takes the capacity to 15 miles and adds in USB ports. Finally,
the pro version for the daring ones comes with a more powerful motor which increases the speed
to around 18 mph. All of these sound awesome, especially when you consider that price starts
at 300 dollars and tops out at 400 when aiming for the Pro model. Though, the only
thing I would definitely add to the Mini Swagtron Swagcycle is at least one more "swag" in its name.
Have you ever ridden any of these e-bikes?