E-bikes. Affordable? Best reliability and range?

[CouchPotatoGun]

Anyone know what the cheapest/affordable E-bikes is that is still relatively usable for fishing/hunting?

 

[JimIsland]

I'm not E-Bike expert but I bought an Engwe Pro 4 years ago. I'm not sure what the price is today but I paid around a thousand bucks for it. For no more than I use it, I couldn't stomach north of 2K for a Rambo. Mine came with a lot of standard features that you could only find in the higher price ones. Disc brakes, full suspension, running lights, a storage rack, fenders, etc. It's also foldable although I never use it like that. I'm a big guy and put more pressure on it than I should but it has plenty of power and the battery seems to last a good while. I've never run out of juice however, when I use it for hunting or Scouting, I always plug in it when I get home.

 

[FEENIX]

Anyone know what the cheapest/affordable E-bikes is that is still relatively usable for fishing/hunting?

See similar threads below.

 

[74honker]

Might check out Kingbull. Haven't used it alot yet but happy so far and didn't break the bank either.

 

[Gerald Bridges]

Anyone know what the cheapest/affordable E-bikes is that is still relatively usable for fishing/hunting?

i had been looking for about 2 months. Went to a shop clise to me just to be able to see some. Velotric bikes were nice but were $2500.

Aipas seems to have a good following in the $1200 range but they are internet only.

Still have not made a devision