Swifty Men's 36v All Terrain Electric Bike - £370 @ Amazon

Yeah the fork looks really nasty and appears to be designed for V brakes but then modified to take disc brakes. The rear carrier looks weak and the disc rotors don't have much meat to them, theirs more ventilation than actual contact area for the brake pads. Some people will get away with the spec I'm sure and upgrading it to a better ebike wouldn't cost a lot of money. As ever with such ebikes they are assembled quite rapidly in the factory and need a thorough check over and adjustment when you get one. So really only an option for mechanically minded individuals. Even top end bikes need a few adjustments after a week or so and perhaps a mini service after a month. If you are mechanically minded it could be a great ebike if you are clueless about bike maintenance you probably won't be happy with it unless you stump up for your local bike repairer to do the work but then if you do that you would have been better off buying a bike from Halfords, Decathlon or your local bike shop.

I presume you mean unused and same condition as bought. Don’t think you’re entitled to a 12 month free trial from any retailer.

You've guys posting above that spent a few grand on the same thing, 2 wheels and an electric motor 😜

Im practically expecting when charlie chaplins car falls around him so will give it a few good once overs.

mine fell apart coming back from the shops and Amazon gave me a full refund.

My friend at work has one similar and battery slids out for charging

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I see this all the time and completely unfair to the retailers concerned. There was a review on the Argos site for a bike that was only about £100 and said after 4 months the brakes got weaker and the gears didn't shift as well and it was clear the reviewer had done no maintenance at all. I was amazed that it even rode well out of the box as many such bikes need a mini-service before fit for the road. £100 retail doesn't allow for much adjustment time at the factory. Some people are just completely unfair and unreasonable. They expect to pay very little for something and yet have it perfectly set up for them. Many of these people ignore the requires assembly description or the manual stating it needs to be checked by a bike mechanic or competent individual. It reminds me of this video where the general public with no mechanical skill try to assemble bikes. The video's verdict is the bikes are unsafe but really the people involved are clueless and should be buying bikes from their local bike shop and getting maintenance there too. As far as I can tell they all look like solid basic bikes that properly assembled should work well. I've bought such a bike in the past for commuting and rode it for many thousands of miles with only minor issues that could effect any bike even high end bikes, a puncture or two etc. Such bikes go through a certification process where frames, forks, wheels are comprehensively tested but they still have to be assembled correctly.

Yes but they will give your money back if you wear out a tyre within a year as confirmed by live chat, you cant lose

Link please

Crazy guy lol

I had just to loosen it. I am not sure if it's not too loose now as I didn't had a test drive yet, but that initial rubbing is gone. To be honest it was the easiest flat packed bike to set up ever, all presets were almost good what's not always been so

Brill, great bikes for the money

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Swifty wouldn't be a much of an upgrade.

Sold out now but worth keeping an eye on it in case they add more stock this one same speck £370 step through frame White looks no bad same battery spec link below.

Swifty Women's 36v All Terrain Electric Bike. Capable of Over 20 Miles of Assisted Travel on one Charge. : Amazon.co.uk: Sports & Outdoors

They do.

There is on/off button on the battery. When off its seems to be dead.