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Muddyfox Electric Avenue Hybrid Bike - £550 delivered @ Evans Cycles

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Posted 9 March 2023

Muddyfox Electric Avenue Hybrid Bike - £550 delivered @ Evans Cycles

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50% of RRP making this very cheap for an e-bike

Sizes S/M available

Grey version also available in S/M/L on the same page for £629

Key Features

Panasonic 230Wh battery with 25-28km range and 3-3.5 hours charging time

LED Display on Handlebar

Easy to maintain single speed

Net weight: 18.65kg (19/M)

added by louiselouise:

(As of 11.50pm, 9th March)
White - Sizes S, M - £550
Grey - S, M, L - £629
are in stock

Official Muddyfox webpage (RRP £1100): muddyfox.com/mud…516

Customer Services Contact us here.

With a UK Mainland address selected, choosing the White option, I get £19.99 Home Delivery (Oversized) or Store Delivery (as of 12.05am, 10th March):Which comes to £569.99:We’re gonna ride on down to Electric Avenue. Riding an e-bike has never been so affordable.

Fully charged and ready to roll, the Muddyfox Electric Avenue gives you that extra boost so that you can keep pace with your cycling friends and enjoy the ride.

Designed with a strong alloy frame, hi-tensile steel forks and disc brakes, at the heart of the bike is a 230Wh Panasonic battery that comes with plenty of power to make light work of any inclines. A handy LED display on the handlebar puts the power at your finger-tips.

Cruising along on comfortable 700c x 35c tyres, you’ve got the freedom to ride anywhere, open up new routes and keep pace with your cycling friends.

If you’ve never experienced an e-bike before, the Muddyfox Electric Avenue super-charges your ride for the ultimate fun on two wheels.

Please Note: Paint design and colour shade may vary on this bike.

EASY ASSEMBLY
Your bike will arrive carefully packed from one of our trained experts. To ensure safe shipping, and avoid damage to the bike whilst in transit, some basic assembly is required when it arrives with you. The process is simple and the box includes all the tools and instructions you need to get your bike ride-ready in no time.

You can also select click and collect or take the bike to your local Evans Cycles store who can complete the build and carry out a full safety check (£25 fee applies).

Simply drop in or book a slot

Build instructions can also be found here for reference.

Frameset

Frame: Alloy Frame, with disc mount
Fork: 700C Hi-tensile steel fork, with disc mount

Wheels

Rims: 700C Alloy, 36H, Double Wall, all black
Hubs: (F) Aluminium hub body 100mm QR disc (R) 36V/250W rear hub motor, disc brake
Tyres: Ralson 700x35c

Drivetrain

Pedals: PVC Trekking Type With BS Reflectors
Crank: Amar 42T
Front Derailleur: N/A
Rear Derailleur: N/A
Shifters: N/A
Chain: Tec single speed, 114 Links
Bottom Bracket: Cartridge type, 68mm
Freewheel: Singlespeed

Components

Handlebar: Alloy handlebar
Headset: 1 1/8 steel bearing
Grips: PVC Sports Trekking Type
Stem: Alloy stem 80mm
Brakes: Clarks Disc brakes 160mm rotor
Brake levers: Promax alloy 3 Finger Type
Saddle: Black saddle, black rails
Seatpost: Alloy, 27.2 x 350mm

£550 Sports Direct (in White - Grey is £629) sportsdirect.com/mud…516

There's a few forum discussions about this bike, which may help you decide:

PSA - Very cheap Ebike - Singletrack World Magazine

Pre-Purchase advice. (Help me making a major mistake) - About to buy it!!! | Pedelecs - Electric Bike Community

Thoughts on this ebike : ebike (reddit.com)

MUDDYFOX Electric Avenue Hybrid Bike Unboxing and building it up A Easy Job - from Russell Dossett:

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Edited by a community support team member, 10 March 2023

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sidescanner
9th Mar
I got one at this price last year and love it. One gear is fine. It’s the first bike I’ve had where the chain’s never come off! I use it every other day and recharge once a week.
bonzobanana
10th Mar
I don't think that's any surprise its a simple electric system and simple drivetrain. Ideal for everyday use and low maintenance. The fact the motor system works separately to the drivetrain massively extends drivetrain life so it can often last 2-3x that of a conventional bike because it does a significant portion of the work of climbing hills. Hub motors definitely best for commuting although mid-drive definitely better for a off-road e-mountain bikes because of the greater torque typically and how power is scaled through the gears. Those aren't ideal for commuting though as the drivetrain typically wears much faster than conventional bicycles and mid-drive motors are much more complex and expensive to fix and prone to chains breaking. More of a performance option, more like an unreliable German executive car whereas hub motors are more like Toyota Corollas typically.
darren_hooker
9th Mar
So with it being an E bike I'm presuming you don't have to pedal while the battery has charge in it? I'm new to e bikes.. Tia
cjparsons26
9th Mar
With E-bikes you usually have assisted peddling up to around 18mph, so you still have to pedal but it takes a lot of the effort out of peddling. After 18mph the electric assist stops and it becomes powered only by the rider.
al355
9th Mar
Been this price for nearly a year. Good deal though
Keith9534
9th Mar
Can`t understand why they don`t have any in size L in white still
JoShmo
9th Mar
Really?
Aznar
9th Mar
RRP of this bike is £1100? LOL
jerrysimon
9th Mar
Not bad and 36v not sure about battery replacement usually last 3-4 years depending on no of charges/usage ?
snappyfish
9th Mar
If you ride twice a year, about 1 mile or 2 miles round trip. Great bike.
bonzobanana
9th Mar
It's a good basic simple ebike that should be reliable but its a low capacity battery and you really need to pedal as much as possible so the battery discharge rate is not ridiculously high and shorten's it life. The fact it's single speed means you won't be able to ghost pedal in a low gear with no effort and rely on the motor to do all the work.
louiselouise
10th Mar
I still get a total of £569.99 Home Delivery or Store Pick Up (£19.99) for the White option - UK Mainland address: Either it was free when the Deal was posted hours ago, or the delivery details haven't been checked, not sure! (edited)
bonzobanana
10th Mar
£570 is still a great price and just needs the price amended. Someone has sadly expired the deal but they are still for sale as far as I can tell with a quick look.
geedundee_
10th Mar
just checked still available? in white medium or i can add it to the basket.....
louiselouise
10th Mar
The total is now £569.99 Home Delivery or Pick Up From Store. But yes, it's still available to buy.
gav2n
22nd Apr
any feedback on the quality of these now a few have been bought on this group?

i spoke to evans cycles but they didn't recommend them - suggesting the battery could become shorted in wet weather (you can see the wiring hole on the frame). however, i like the look of them and i'd prefer a cheaper e-bike which i can leave places...
andrewworrall1
12th Jun
I know this is a fairly old comment so apologies if not relevant to you anymore, but if you're looking for an ebike I don't recommend this (or Sports Direct in general, same would go for Evans Cycles since it's the same company)

I have this Muddyfox Electric Avenue bike and it developed a battery fault and Sports Direct, to put it short, don't care at all and it's taking a lot of effort to get them to do anything.

Good luck finding a bike if you are still looking for one! (edited)
TisTriv
10 h, 9 m ago
This deal is back on, ordered a Large for 550 in white and it was delivered today. Paid for next day, but was delayed by 24 hours. No email confirmation or text from Evans Cycles or any delivery tracking code given but the courier kindly called and was able to organise family member to receive delivery.

I'd say with only one gear this might become an issue on steep hills, I've tried it on ours and you'll need the saddle up and be out of the saddle even then.

I'm a bit disappointed with the assist on hills, however, the bike did get me to the top with some effort, whereas normally I would get off and push at the first corner. I'm 11.5 stone. Tried other (200 pound more expensive) bikes and they have MUCH more torque, but I never felt I was getting any exercise ha ha.

The simplicity of the bike and it's relative weight (18kg) might count in its favour.
andrewworrall1
4 m ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think I've seen it reach the full £1100 price since I regretfully bought this.

I am having issues with the bike, primarily the battery only lasts no more than 2 hours when it used to last me a week. Not fun when it takes 6 hours to charge up and Sports Direct customer service doesn't care.

I hope it works out for you though, I will say going up hills is a breeze for me but for steep hills that only applies if the assist mode is on high. However, saying that, I also appear to have a fault there as I don't seem to be able to get the assist mode to maintain a speed anywhere past medium anymore.

Good luck with the bike