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E-Move 20 Inch Wheel Size Unisex 36V Electric Bike
E-Move 20 Inch Wheel Size Unisex 36V Electric Bike
E-Move 20 Inch Wheel Size Unisex 36V Electric Bike
E-Move 20 Inch Wheel Size Unisex 36V Electric Bike
E-Move 20 Inch Wheel Size Unisex 36V Electric Bike
E-Move 20 Inch Wheel Size Unisex 36V Electric Bike
E-Move 20 Inch Wheel Size Unisex 36V Electric Bike
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Posted 29 November 2023

E-Move 20 Inch Wheel Size Unisex 36V Electric Bike

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This compact e-bike with small, 20-inch wheels folds away easily for convenient storage in a vehicle boot or rear hatchback space – yet it delivers a hefty punch as a powerfully performing e-bike with six gears. Ideal as a holiday bike that goes with you in the car, the bike is lightweight, responsive and a great ride, whether you're popping to the shops or heading off for countryside cycle adventures!

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Key features

  • Unisex electric bikes.
  • Steel frame.
  • 6 Revoshift gear(s).
  • microSHIFT Shifters shifters.
  • Front alloy V brake and rear alloy V brake brakes.
  • Rigid suspension.
  • City style Ralson tyres.
  • Double-wall rims.
  • Quick-release front wheel.
  • 12mm wheel nut size.
  • Steel forks.
  • Front and rear mudguards included.
  • Metal mudguards.
  • Reflectors included.
  • Adjustable seat.
  • Adjustable handlebars.
  • Rear pannier holder.
  • Minimal assembly.

Size and weight

  • Assembled dimensions: H102, W64, L161cm.
  • Weight fully assembled 25kg.
  • 13 inch frame size.
  • 20 inch wheel size.
  • Package dimensions: H69, W88, D38cm.
  • Package weight 33kg.
  • Folded dimensions: H70, W43, D85cm.
  • Suitable for riders with 28 to 33 inch inside leg measurements.
  • Maximum rider weight 100kg.

Electric capability

  • Lithium-ion battery.
  • Battery weight 2.35kg.
  • Full charge time 5 hours.
  • 22 miles per full charge.
  • Battery dimensions: H7.7, W15, D42.5cm.
  • Removable battery.
  • Battery keys required.
  • Battery location: under rear pannier rack.
  • 250W motor power.
  • 3 power modes.
  • Hub motors power mode.
  • Motor location: rear hub motor.
  • Electric motor restriction.
  • Maximum bike speed 15.6mph.

General information

  • For an easy delivery, your new bike will arrive with partially inflated tyres, make sure you top them up before riding.
  • 1 year battery guarantee.
  • Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee; tyres are excluded from the guarantee.
  • EAN: 5055973442451.

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  1. rugman's avatar
    Was about to post this after seeing the other Argos ebike deal.
    36v, rear motor hub, disc brakes, telescopic handlebar stem etc

    Great value, HEAT
    Aznar's avatar
    Author
    More importantly 6 gears and external battery with potential for upgrade. (edited)
  2. luminox's avatar
    How many amperes per hour battery
    GlitchFace's avatar
    This has an 8A/H battery.
    From the reviews.
  3. Tanuki334's avatar
    Sweet - more e-bikes with food delivery drivers on the sidewalks
    Bbqueue's avatar
    I don't see why that's an issue - we have footpaths here, your average American Deliveroo rider's unlikely to order their bike from over here!
  4. jasee's avatar
    Steel frame so very heavy and I don't think you can take any powered bike on a train or any powered or unpowered bike on a bus in Kent. I'd like to be proved wrong.
    PS you can take a scooter on a bus in Kent, if it's been inspected
    _g_'s avatar
    You can take legal ebikes on trains, I do it 2 or 4 times most weeks in Kent.
    You can't take escooters on trains, the same as you wouldn't be allowed a Yamaha R1 or any other motorcycle on the train. Though of course plenty of people do take ebikes that aren't legal, but most people can't tell the difference.
    If you want to take it on a bus, I'd suggest getting a folding bike bag specific to 20" bikes. Then you haven't got a bike, you've just got a big bag.
  5. pateo's avatar
    Anyone know what brakes this model comes with, because text description says v brakes but photos shows disc brakes, also shows District 5 for name on bike frame! Just asked Argos live chat and phoned but they don't seem to know! Been given manufacturer insync phone number to phone tomorrow. (edited)
  6. Philim1977's avatar
    "After purchase you might lie to take this bike to mechanic for a proper check up."

    Because you are embarrassed that you bought Argos rubbish..?
    Aznar's avatar
    Author
    No... because assembly quality of Argos bikes is poor in general. Each bike should be thoroughly checked after purchase. If you can do it yourself, then it is fine. However I assume most of people buying bike at this price point has very limited technical knowledge about e-bikes.
  7. Sentral's avatar
    Regardless of the RRP, £350 for this is fantastic value.
  8. ijwia's avatar
    i see tjc home shopping channel was selling something that looked very like this and specs wise for £799
  9. TBC15's avatar
    Mixed reviews.
    Aznar's avatar
    Author
    That is why I recommended taking bike to a mechanic. Halfords offers free health check or £30 for bronze service.
    This is a super cheap bike from Argos. Unfortunately one can't expect top quality at that price.
  10. Uchiha_Monkey's avatar
    Birthday present sorted. Thanks😁
  11. Venkey's avatar
    Inflated RRP

    Not worth at this price. (edited)
    _g_'s avatar
    May have an inflated RRP, but this looks like a pretty good deal at this price.
  12. pateo's avatar
    Just found via Argos q&a page
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    lumsdot's avatar
    you can cleary see the disc brakes in the photo
  13. _g_'s avatar
    I got a similar bike (Swift Liberte) that ended up being £260 after a refund from Amazon a couple of years.
    I didn't expect much, but was very pleasantly surprised. It's not an amazing bike, but for the price, hoping this is pretty similar, I'd be very happy with it.
    Does anyone know what hub motor it uses? The MXUS in my bike is surprisingly nippy - I think it's well setup for the 20" wheel/15.5mph limit so it makes full use of the power it has.
    Of course, if you actually need to lift the bike up more than getting it on a train say, definitely consider the weight.
    luminox's avatar
    I bought Swift Liberte fro Amazon, like you I didn't expect much but it has been trouble free and was amazing value for money, not particularly heavy, very easy to fold, quite nippy, my wife loves it
  14. jdominique1992's avatar
    Great offer for an electric bike! 🔥
  15. Tullymoregardens162's avatar
    What's the expected mileage?
    Aznar's avatar
    Author
    Mileage depends on many factors. How heavy you are, what terrain you ride on, how much do you help etc.
    Battery on this bike is small. 8Ah, so don't expect much, maybe 25 miles. But on a positive note you should be able to replace battery at very reasonable price.
  16. Tullymoregardens162's avatar
    Many thanks for the detailed answer.
    Unfortunately, now coming up as out of stock.
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