Electric bikes are easy to charge, cheap to operate, and super-fun to ride. Folding e-bikes add a ton of portability (including the ability to be stashed in a car trunk or on a train ride) that’s ideal for urban and suburban riders who don’t necessarily need to tackle rough terrain. Right now, Walmart has a uniquely compelling folding electric bike on sale with a major discount.
The Jasion EB6 Folding Electric Bike is on sale for $649 at Walmart, 44% off its normal $1,149 price tag. Importantly, it has UL 2849 certification, an independently defined and tested standard for electrical system safety that means you can buy this bike with confidence that it’s safe to operate and ride.
This bike has a top speed of 25 mph and a range of up to 50 miles thanks to its 48V electric motor with 1,200W of peak power and a built-in 7.Ah battery. It has two lockable suspension front forks and two dampening springs under the seat. A bright LCD display shows current speed and mode — walking, pedal-assist, throttle, or pedal-only — along with battery status.
Somewhat unusually, it features both a folding design (typically seen on commuter bikes) and fat tires (typically seen on mountain bikes). For our money, it should be a more common combination, as the extra cushion from the tires helps provide a more comfortable ride over speed bumps the same way it does over tree roots. It’s an ideal bike for city dwellers who get into nature any chance they get, but anyone who needs their bike to tackle any terrain near or far from home will find a lot to love about this bike.
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The Jasion EB6 Folding Electric Bike combines solid motor specs and fat tire comfort in an easily foldable package. It more than justifies its current $649 price tag for e-bike novices and experienced riders alike, so make sure you grab one ASAP because there’s no telling how long this $500 discount will stick around.
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Cameron LeBlanc
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