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egroover

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Aug 12, 2016
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Less than £900 after cashback

Check the spec!! Amazing value

Size S & M available

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With frame sizes from small to large, everyone in the family can find their perfect fit. The Bafang M500 mid-drive motor adds a powerful boost when you need it most, making challenging trails feel like smooth paths. The 600Wh battery gives you plenty of juice for long rides, so you can explore without worrying about running out of power. And with the easy-to-read Bluetooth display, tracking your ride stats is as simple as a glance. The SRAM 12-speed gear system means smooth, easy shifts, so you’re ready for every twist and turn. Safety’s built-in with Shimano’s reliable brakes, and the Zoom suspension fork absorbs bumps for a comfy ride. Designed for adventure and family fun, the Viking Pro is the perfect ride for your next mountain escapade.

  • Frame Sizes: S (up to 1,75cm), M (up to 1,85cm), L (from 1,95cm)
  • Fork: Zoom 868 AIR 120mm
  • Motor: Bafang M500 mid-drive motor
  • Battery: Bafang Intube 600Wh
  • Display: Bafang C241.CAN bluetooth
  • Gear Shift: SRAM SX Eagle 12-gears
  • Shift Levers: SRAM SX Eagle 12-gears
  • Cassette: SRAM PG1210 Eagle 11-50
  • Brakes: VR Shimano MT420 203mm / HR Shimano MT400 180mm
  • Stem: Zoom TDS- D601 60mm
  • Handlebar: Zoom MTB-AL-320BT 740mm
  • Pedals: Ergon GA30 L black
  • Seatpost: Zoom aluminium 30,9
  • Saddle: Ergon SMC 10
  • Front Hub: Shimano HB-400-Boost 110mm
  • Rear Hub: Shimano FH-400-Boost 148mm
  • Rims: Alexrims MD30 29“ /MD30 27,5“
  • Tyres: WTB Vigilante (VR) 64-622 / (HR) 64- 584
  • Stand: Pletscher Optima Flex
  • Weight: 26,5 kg
  • Performance - Max Speed: < 25kmph
  • Performance - Max Power: < 250W
  • Performance - Range/Charge: ~ 75Km with optimum speed, (*with 100 Kg Rider Weight)
  • Performance - Charge Time: ~ 7 Hours
  • Colour: Black matte-anthracite
 

Az.

Esteemed Pedelecer
Apr 27, 2022
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Plymouth
Fork is a bit of a let down and repairability is questionable, but as a whole WOW. Amazing value for money at this price.
Quidco 5.6% cashback (?)

Low stock, so if somebody interested don't think long.
 
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egroover

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Aug 12, 2016
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635
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UK
Fork is a bit of a let down and repairability is questionable, but as a whole WOW. Amazing value for money at this price.
Quidco 5.6% cashback (?)

Low stock, so if somebody interested don't think long.
Currently I'm seeing 8% quidco cashback being offered for millets.
Yep agree about the fork, but at least it's an Air fork so I'd expect it to be better than the cheap pogo stick Suntour forks.
 

AndyBike

Esteemed Pedelecer
Nov 8, 2020
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That seems a very nice deal, and hard to fault the majority of the components.
If its the same motor, thats a 95nm which will take you up anything.
Brakes are 4 pots, and hubs are cartridge bearing. SX eagle is similar to Deore, so replacements arent pricey.
Rest of the kit is more than adequate.

I'd set that up with slicks and a rack for a more than capable go-anywhere townie.
 
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guerney

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Sep 7, 2021
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It appears to have disappeared :eek:


Motor: Bafang M500 mid-drive motor
Are those as easily and as extensively customisable as the BBSXX(X) series?


S & M available
No thank you but you do you. Different strokes for different folks, whatever floats your boat and all that.
 

AndyBike

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Nov 8, 2020
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Peter.Bridge

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Apr 19, 2023
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Code COMPTON50 for extra £50 off
 
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kevsbike

Finding my (electric) wheels
Jul 3, 2018
17
7

Interesting! I was looking at their moped-styled EAPCs and, as its name suggests the lesser-known SX-800 'motorbike', offering a credible 800w/29mph, which if you have a motorbike licence just about makes the tax and insurance worthwhile, but these seem to be marketed totally independently. I'm not sure if I'd want to throw even £599 at these, both with SIS gears and steel frame, and particularly single skin rims! The Netuno Pro looks a better prospect at twice the price (at the time of writing), but then so it should be.
 

saneagle

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Oct 10, 2010
6,996
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Telford
Interesting! I was looking at their moped-styled EAPCs and, as its name suggests the lesser-known SX-800 'motorbike', offering a credible 800w/29mph, which if you have a motorbike licence just about makes the tax and insurance worthwhile, but these seem to be marketed totally independently. I'm not sure if I'd want to throw even £599 at these, both with SIS gears and steel frame, and particularly single skin rims! The Netuno Pro looks a better prospect at twice the price (at the time of writing), but then so it should be.
Hmmm, interesting comments. I see it differently.

Those cheap gears are extremely reliable. I've had them on many bikes. They run for years without adjustment, and I've never seen the gears wear out. You don't need fancy gears on a bike when you have a motor to help you out.

Next, despite what it says in the listing, the rims don't look like single skinned ones to me. There the same as you get on any of these types of bikes and the same as what I've been using for tens of thousands of miles without problems.

Finally, the frame is steel. I don't really see that as a problem. On the downside, it's a little heavy, though the overall weight is only 23.5kg, which is similar to many cheap and medium priced ebikes. On the upside, it'll be strong enough not to get ruined when the owner forgets to tighten the wheel nuts enough.

In summary, it's not the sort of bike anyone would want to use for competing in downhill events, but I think it would work extremely well for commuting, shopping and generally getting around, and if anything ever did go wrong, all the parts are cheap to replace, easy to get and easy and cheap to upgrade. I'm thinking why anyone would want to pay twice the price, when that one will do the job perfectly. The only reason to pay more would be for dealer support if you don't know and aren't willing to learn anything about simple bike mechanics.

The one thing I would change is the brakes. I would always want hydraulic disc brakes on any ebike, mainly to make them maintenance free, but also for their consistency and modulation. Cable disc brakes need too much adjustment to keep them working right. The £40 for the upgrade will not only improve your riding experience, but might even save your life
 
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kevsbike

Finding my (electric) wheels
Jul 3, 2018
17
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Hmmm, interesting comments. I see it differently.

Those cheap gears are extremely reliable. I've had them on many bikes. They run for years without adjustment, and I've never seen the gears wear out. You don't need fancy gears on a bike when you have a motor to help you out.

Next, despite what it says in the listing, the rims don't look like single skinned ones to me. There the same as you get on any of these types of bikes and the same as what I've been using for tens of thousands of miles without problems.

Finally, the frame is steel. I don't really see that as a problem. On the downside, it's a little heavy, though the overall weight is only 23.5kg, which is similar to many cheap and medium priced ebikes. On the upside, it'll be strong enough not to get ruined when the owner forgets to tighten the wheel nuts enough.

In summary, it's not the sort of bike anyone would want to use for competing in downhill events, but I think it would work extremely well for commuting, shopping and generally getting around, and if anything ever did go wrong, all the parts are cheap to replace, easy to get and easy and cheap to upgrade. I'm thinking why anyone would want to pay twice the price, when that one will do the job perfectly. The only reason to pay more would be for dealer support if you don't know and aren't willing to learn anything about simple bike mechanics.

The one thing I would change is the brakes. I would always want hydraulic disc brakes on any ebike, mainly to make them maintenance free, but also for their consistency and modulation. Cable disc brakes need too much adjustment to keep them working right. The £40 for the upgrade will not only improve your riding experience, but might even save your life
Ha! My only grievance against the gears is the one time I let my wife borrow my bike and the gears threw the chain off past the largest cog into the spokes, so the wheels got an upgrade at the same time as the the gears! I've never been a bike snob, but they were definitely single wall rims. My steel-framed cargo bike weighs a ton and could really do with an electric conversion which is one reason why I'm on here, but it won't be getting one till I get the brakes sorted first, which the mounts are already there for. Far more important to be able to stop a bike, as a mate of mine recently found out.
 

egroover

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Aug 12, 2016
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Aaagghh !!! That quill handlebar stem !! I cannot unsee it now, burnt onto my retinas. Make it go away, PLEEEEEASE !!!

60558
 
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AndyBike

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Nov 8, 2020
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On the downside, it's a little heavy, though the overall weight is only 23.5kg, which is similar to many cheap and medium priced ebikes
Or about the weight of a high end full suss Emtb. So you would think a really basic bike would be considerably less. My basic urban ebike is 12lbs lighter than that.
 
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Peter.Bridge

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Apr 19, 2023
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Would be ok for a flattish commute or a (14 or over) teenager



 
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saneagle

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15,000 wh 48v battery for £2,000. That would give a range of about 1,000 miles. Seriously though, one of these would be really useful as a standby power supply in case of power cuts. It can be charged from a generator, a large solar panel array or from the mains when you have power. If you have a cheap nighttime tariff, you can charge it at night and use it for your PC, TV, etc during the day, and save you about £2 a day, so a 3 year payback without considering other savings and advantages.
 

Peter.Bridge

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Apr 19, 2023
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