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1778 days ago

E bike for sale

Lynette from Redwood

This is a fold up any bike great for around town or taking on trips and folding up small it's like a the old-fashioned rally 20 in its design it's been a fantastic bike but we're ready to go up to doing trails on things so we're going to get bigger wheels. Found it good as a starter bike getting back into bike riding again after about 40 or 50 years it's got an accelerator for starting off and 5 levels of assist. I have done almost 1000k on it since October when we brought it id like to sell it for about $1,700 I'm open to offers brought it for 2300 inOctober had no trouble with it. It would be best for a woman I'm only about 5 ft 4 so it's a great size for me.

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