Posted 26th Jun
Not a price deal, just a back in stock deal.
The decathlon Stilus full suspension ebike size L seems to be back in stock on decathlon.co.uk for delivery orders
There seems to be 35 units available (determined by viewing the page source).
You may need to wait till 11pm to order as decathlon are limiting the amount of cycle orders they take each day, and 11pm is when the reset the count.
The bike is based on the lombardo sempione frame, has rockshox 150mm front and rear travel and 500wh battery driving bosch's latest 2020 motor.
decathlon.co.uk/sti…tml
The decathlon Stilus full suspension ebike size L seems to be back in stock on decathlon.co.uk for delivery orders
There seems to be 35 units available (determined by viewing the page source).
You may need to wait till 11pm to order as decathlon are limiting the amount of cycle orders they take each day, and 11pm is when the reset the count.
The bike is based on the lombardo sempione frame, has rockshox 150mm front and rear travel and 500wh battery driving bosch's latest 2020 motor.
decathlon.co.uk/sti…tml
Can run with 8 quid a week.
Mines set at 1000w for durability and to stop chains from snapping.
Good luck taking that off road.
And completely illegal to use on public land, so if you wanted to use it you'd have to be prepared for the possible consequences.
Off road you go one day but those tyres will get punctured. The battery will be soon obsolete as phone batteries.
Not a good investment. Scooters are always a good value and are being sold with such a good price even after years.
Newest Bosch motor, front 150 rockshox, rear as well, telescopic seat post etc
You going to ride down a dirt track on a scooter?
How much would the bike be worth without the bosch motor and battery?
4.03 on the video, it gets a quick edit, as it looks like he was heading to face plant the tree.
But just think of the investment - the residual value of that scooter you have taken over jumps and rocky drop offs in all weather will be astronomically good ( and apparently it’s tyres are puncture resistant).
Because it's not a boat anchor for £99 reduced from a fake RRP. To be fair it is a lot of money, even for a nice bike.
Yeah, you'll never be totally puncture free but modern bike tyres are pretty good.
You are however totally missing the point. A scooter is great for commuting, this is for riding on mountain bike trails. Apart from wheels and moving these are totally different products for totally different uses. You might as well go a on a kettle thread and tell someone that a saucepan was a better investment.
Funny enough when I was a kid me and my friends put to for a jo90 to rip up the fields cost us about 50£, didn’t last long
They did pretty much lost every e-mtb under £3k though
I'll let em know
Actually looks like a decent spec e-MTB for the money.
Apologies for late reply, I'm on holiday. For some reason bikes are quite expensive, here you have example of bike without motor and battery bit with similar front and back schock
chainreactioncycles.com/mob…BwE
Nearly £3000
Here you have Bosch motor, standard battery (cheaper to replace) proper front and back schock. The only difference between well know brand such as cube, Trek, specialized, is only frame, rest of bike is the same. Cube, Trek, specialized doesn't make own motor.
So buying this one you just simply pay less advertising cost of well known brands
I don't think that is going to happen. This is a mid-drive ebike so has a frame designed around the motor building up a ebike by parts is more for hub motor bikes or mid-drive motors that fit a standard bottom bracket like many Bafang motors. That is the big issue with Bosch ebikes, once the motor fails and is beyond economic repair the frame is pretty much scrap. It is a disposable bike. You basically take off what components you can like the wheels, saddle etc but much of it is pretty much valueless. I've not seen Bosch compatible frames sold separately and doesn't the mounting vary by motor? If you want to beat this price then perhaps something like a Calibre Bossnut with a Bafang mid-drive conversion or whatever is available in NZ like a Bossnut. Here in the UK you might save around £1000 going that route.