$1,039.99 Yukon Trails Xplorer Sport Hybrid Electric Bike AMAZON FREE SHIPPING
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The Xplorer Sport Hybrid Electric bike by Yukon Trails brings you hybrid functionality and a decent price; only $1,039.99 + Free Shipping at Amazon HERE! (NOTE: The women’s version is a little more expensive than the men’s one, priced at $1,084.99 – but also with Free Shipping).
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This white bicycle also uses Shimano gears and provides 7 speeds. The 250W motor is powered by a 36V battery with 10 Amp Hours available. Reach 15 miles per hour and travel up to 31 miles with the removable battery fully restored.
Over at the Amazon page (see it here), one person had a good question, which I’m guessing many folks would be wondering. The question was: “How many miles per change with pedal assist versus without?” And a woman replied (July 17, 2016) that she had just returned from a 19 mile bike ride, during which she only used the battery when necessary. When she got home, she still had 2/3 battery life left. THAT’s a good sign!
Then, the seller mentioned that an average user might expect 25 to 30 miles per charge, depending on road conditions as well as the weight of the cyclist.
Now, interestingly, when users at Amazon gives a review and rating, while they can ADD or EDIT the review, it’s possible that they can’t actually CHANGE their star rating.
I mention this because there was a bad, 1-star review from a guy who bought this bike for his mom, and said that she just had all sorts of problems. BUT then he totally retracted his words, and said that a simple visit to a bike shop for adjustments fixed everything, and that now his opinion is that this is on outstanding bike!
He also mentioned something else that I thought was good to note, and that is how it can be helpful to senior citizens who might still want to get out and ride, but might need a little help. I never thought of that, and it’s a darned good point!
