Thread: Walmart E-zip?
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Old 04-01-09 | 06:00 AM
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donob08
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From: Western New York, The FingerLakes Region, small town, Bloomfield, NY

Bikes: 2008 Currie eZip Trailz, 1971 Raleigh Super Course, bought new for Honeymoon camping trip around Nova Scotia

The eZip can FOR SURE propell my 220 lbs on its own and climb hills. I wonder if you have the tires inflated to their full 65 psi. Inflation is a big deal for big people.

Originally Posted by offroad
Comments on the Walmart Bike. I weigh about 225 pounds:

1) If you put the battery in wrong the first time, the fuse will blow.
2) The motor is an ASSIST motor. It does not have the power to run the bike by itself.
3) Am not sure if it will help enough going up very steep hills. Will be testing.
4) The motor control has two SAFETY use modes for the motor. a) Power assist after you are moving. b) Power assist after you are pedaling. There is a twist DEADMAN throttle, which only continues working if you twist it.
5) Bike has an extra slot for a second battery pack. You switch between PACK-A or PACK-B depending on which has energy.
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