DEAL NEWS – The Bird Bike is an electronic bike with a range of up to 50 miles. Right now, it’s on sale at the exclusive Deal Days price of just $899.97 — that’s $1,400 off the MSRP price!
You don’t often encounter something completely new in the field of transportation. And when you do, you certainly don’t expect to pay a fraction of its retail price. The Bird Bike eBike is really like piloting a different animal. Founded in 2017, Bird set about custom designing and engineering the next evolution of the electric bike, a process they refined and perfected with the Bird Bike.
Dedicated to bringing affordable, environmentally friendly solutions to most day-to-day transportation scenarios, the Bird Bike has thought about everything. Built around their unique step-over A- and step-through V-frames, as well as high-performance carbon drive trains, the Bird Bike lets you peddle like a regular bicycle before opening up the throttle, letting the 500w motor take over and zipping you powerfully along at up to 20 mph.
Whether you’re commuting to work, biking down to the store, or just cruising the neighborhood, riders can travel at a range of up to 50 miles, thanks to the Bird Bike’s easily removable 36V/12.8Ah battery.
The Bird Bike is also on point with its technology, including integrated LED lights, an anti-theft alarm system, and a backlit handlebar dash display showing data like your speed, distance, pedal assist mode, battery life, and more.
And the reviews are stellar. “Wow, the design, quality of material, the fit and finish [are] amazing,” Jonathan G. wrote in his four-star review.
On top of that, only limited quantities of most Bird Bike models are available, so getting in on the Deal Days price now is critical.
Regularly $2,299.99, you can save $1,400 by taking advantage of the exclusive Deal Days price to score your own Bird Bike for just $899.97 and free shipping! Get it by 11:59 p.m. PT on July 14 so you don’t miss the sale.
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It looks like a deal, but I think we can assume that this is an effort to clear old stock to make room for a newer model. If one is fine with this, then go for it.
That’s at a cost for a bike that’s less than the cost of my upgraded replacement battery (Bosch) for my 2015 HaiBike xdrorc29r. 6500 miles trouble free with my center drive… Can a Byrd bike owner claim similarly?