26" Adult Electric Bike | 500W Electric Cruiser Bike | Step-Through Electric Bike | 374.4Wh Battery Electric Bike | 50+ Miles Range Commuter Bike
Vivi MT26G 26" electric cruiser city bike adopts a low-step lightweight carbon steel frame, a stronger 500w high-speed brushless motor and a 48v 7.8ah capacity removable lithium-ion battery and high strength steel suspension fork, making riding more comfortable and stable, mechanical front and rear disc brake design, Professional 7 speed and 3 levels pedal assistance(throttle). E-bikes' speed can reach 20mph, allowing you to commute and ride in the mountains more conveniently.Giving you strong power,more freedom and more fun enough to meet your needs.Perfect for daily commuting and holiday travel, avoid the trouble of frequent charging.
Main Features:
🚴♀️500W Powerful Brushless Motor: Vivi electric bike is equipped with a 500w brushless motor, the maximum speed can reach 20mph. The stronger brushless motor of ebike, provides enough power for your daily travel and experience.
🚴♀️48V Removable Lithium Battery: The electric bike uses a 48v 7.8ah capacity removable lithium-ion battery. The battery is built into the waterproof bag in front of the ebike.The electric bike runs 25-31 miles in pure electric mode while 44-50 miles in pedaling mode after single charge, almost cover daily demand.
🚴♀️Humanized Design: Electric bike for adults includes a low step-through frame and the wide swept-back handlebar helps you ride with an upright, relaxed riding posture. The arc low-frame design derived from the classical European baroque style, allows users on and off bikes convenient, making riding easier.
🚴♀️Strong Shock Absorption & Dual Disc Brakes: The electric commuter bike comes standard with puncture-resistant 26"tires, a front shock absorber and dual disc brakes to ensure a shorter braking distance and your driving safety.
🚴♀️4 Working Modes: Ebike & assisted bicycle & cruise control mode & normal bike. 7-speed transmission system, you can choose any speed according to your needs.
