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For sale Two Folding E Bikes for Sale

No longer used by us, both in excellent condition & ready to go
£500.00

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Two Road Hog folding e bikes. We've had them a few years and hardly used them. We got them when we were planning to buy an Motorhome that never materialised. We've since upgraded to larger hub drive style ebikes so they are no longer required. Both in very good all round condition, and both have recently had the batteries checked & recalibrated. Apparently, the battery performance can deteriorate if they are not plugged in regularly, who knew? Anyway, they are fine now & ready to go. I would guesstimate the total distance covered by either bike is no more than 100 miles. The range I would also guesstimate at around 30 miles, depending on how many hills are on route & how much you rely on the battery v how hard you pedal. We are selling then for £300 each or £500 the pair. We are going to the Malvern Show Friday to Sunday, if anyone is interested we can bring them along. Thanks for looking, Clive
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Can you measure the height from the floor to where you have to lift your leg over the bottom frame to mount..Thanks.
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dadtwins
Hello Busby, been away for a couple days & the bikes were at home. The lowest “step through” point of the bike with the Brown Saddle is approx 34cm. On the bike with the Black saddle it’s approx 55cm. Hope that helps, Clive
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