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Electric Bike For Sale Flyer - 36V 500W Ebike, 20Ah Battery, 40 Mile Range
Homemade for-sale ad for a fully electric bicycle: 36V 500W motor (20 mph without pedaling), 20Ah battery with 6A charger and roughly 40-mile range; asking $600 OBO.
This document is a humorous homemade for-sale flyer advertising a fully electric bicycle (ebike) conversion, not a factory automotive reference. The flyer opens with a joke flowchart ("Are you looking for an awesome new ride? maybe / YES YOU ARE / no") pointing to a photo of a dark blue cruiser bicycle fitted with a front hub motor, a rear rack-mounted battery bag, and a frame pouch. Listed specifications include a 36V 500W motor capable of 20 mph without pedaling, a 20Ah battery with a 6A auto shut-off charger giving roughly a 40-mile range, plus extra electrical components: a loud horn, a bright headlight, and a taillight. Tongue-in-cheek selling points reference speeding in town, an 8-hour trip to a party in Madison, 40 mph down Rountree hill, and an offer to include spray paint for buyers who dislike blue. The seller states $700 was spent in parts and asks $600 OBO, or a trade for a running or non-running two-wheeled vehicle with a title. A reader learns the ebike's motor/battery specs, top speed, range, accessories, and asking price. The flyer contains no fuse diagrams, wiring data, or Harley-Davidson content.
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Frequently asked questions
- What motor does this electric bike have and how fast is it?
- It has a 36V 500W motor capable of 20 mph without pedaling; the flyer also jokes about hitting 40 mph down Rountree hill.
- What is the battery capacity and range of this ebike?
- It has a 20Ah battery with a 6A auto shut-off charger and approximately a 40-mile range.
- How much is the ebike being sold for?
- The seller states $700 was invested in parts and is asking $600 OBO, or a trade for a running or non-running two-wheeled vehicle with a title.
- What extra electrical accessories are included?
- A weirdly loud horn, a very bright headlight, and a taillight.
- Can the bike still be pedaled normally?
- Yes — the flyer notes 'You can still just pedal it.'
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