TONARO on Ebay

Just spotted this TONARO on Ebay. Full suspension and that beautiful yellow colour. Someone's going to get a bargain.

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Quick, someone PM indalo the details:)

Darn it , where did I leave my flak jacket.

Edited January 18, 201214 yr by shemozzle999

Hi link for a revue on the Tonaro

Electric Bikes UK: Tonaro Bighit Electric Bicycle Review - Tonaro Bighit Review | Mountain Bikes - Motorbikes & More Bikes

also a link on this page Bike jokes

http://bicycling.about.com/od/thebikelife/tp/Ten-Best-Bike-Jokes.htm

Frank

Edited January 18, 201214 yr by banbury frank

What do they retail at ?

Regards

Jerry

The retail price of a Tonaro BigHit is £1200 and they are only available in black?

The Tonaro Unicorn comes in yellow, but I have not seen a yellow BigHit before.

I note that the Tonaro logo is missing and there is no mention of warranty.

However there is no harm in asking the seller, it could be a genuine bargain.

Thanks John,

I didn't want one I was just curious in respect to what was being asked for it.

Regards

Jerry

Hi Sorry wrong link for bike jokes

Ten Best Bicycle Jokes of All Time

Frank

Thanks John,

 

I didn't want one I was just curious in respect to what was being asked for it.

 

Regards

 

Jerry

Hi Jerry,

I realise that you were enquiring on behalf of Indalo;)

I may be mistaken, but I think that when Powerpedals first had the Bighit on their website, it was yellow.

They may use colour variations within models, I remember when eZee e-bikes were in a choice of three primary colours and silver, all with coloured batteries, the batteries to match also being available after market. They gave that up after a while due to the difficulty in maintaining the range in stock, reverting to just silver and/or black.

You are probably right Tony. The first BigHits may well have been yellow.

You are definitely right about eZee, although there may well be a splash of colour on the horizon again:cool:

There is a yellow one on Google images.

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Thanks shemozzle999, that's the one that was illustrated on the Powerpedals site that I saw originally, thought I wasn't mistaken.

Great in the rain when wearing a traditional yellow cape and sou'wester, the Yellow Peril!

Big question.

Where did it come from?

Unlike the models sold by Powerpedals and Eco, this one has

1 No Tonaro badge,

2 No lights,

3 Claims a 250watt engine which as far as I know only was imported this year.

4 Claims a Panasonic battery

True, they have been sold in the USA etc. under different names, but I am just wondering....that's all.

Big question.

Where did it come from?

Unlike the models sold by Powerpedals and Eco, this one has

1 No Tonaro badge,

2 No lights,

3 Claims a 250watt engine which as far as I know only was imported this year.

4 Claims a Panasonic battery

 

True, they have been sold in the USA etc. under different names, but I am just wondering....that's all.

loads of these for sale in Europe, I am guessing the T originated in Spain, going by the name, just a guess...... In Germany it is called the Spacerider among other names as well

I am guessing the T originated in Spain, going by the name, just a guess......

Or Italy, this style of e-bike is also popular there.

It looks like a version of the Tonaro.

They did make them in yellow as I have seen quite a few on the net. Tonaros are made under different trade names all over the world. The transfers are put on over the paint and not under the topcoat. They are simple to remove with a hot air gun.

The Tonaro usually has Zoom shocks and the controller is different to the controller on our bikes. But that could obviously have been changed. It has the strange battery shape compartment as the Tonaro.

The only way to find out if this is any good is to get on it and try it.

Steve

Hi i just thought i would get in touch with the seller of this bike i asked these question from the forum and got these answers, i am interested in the bike but i am not sure what does anyone think?

Regards Sammy

Big question.

Where did it come from?

Unlike the models sold by Powerpedals and Eco, this one has

1 No Tonaro badge,

2 No lights,

3 Claims a 250watt engine which as far as I know only was imported this year.

4 Claims a Panasonic battery

True, they have been sold in the USA etc. under different names, but I am just wondering....that's all.

Ok,, is actually from Factory I am dealing with directly..Will be selling under my own name..All future bikes have stickers on etc...Web-site being developed right now..Sorry cannot mention name just yet...Lights have,,, but removed...AS was personallygoing to keep bike,,,, but now have 6 samples to hand..Just have not the room right now....What with big shipment on way also.. And new samples also to testcontinually..

Be very careful as there are different versions and some better then others I believe....

Not as if its a lot cheaper then established seller? who has a record of very good support according to owners on here......It might not have a throttle either, this may or may not be a consideration...

Edited January 24, 201214 yr by eddieo

Thanks for your reply Eiddeo i think i will give it a miss, as you said it is not that much cheaper, i have an E-bike but this just caught my eye.

Regards Sammy

think you`re a tad late on this one..

at least 4 years

Tonaros are still made in China and distributed around the world, so spares should be available, even if you have to get them direct.

http://www.tonaro.cn/products.html