An electric bike can turn regular around-town trips into something a lot more enjoyable. It’s an easy option for short commutes, quick errands, neighborhood rides, meeting friends, or exploring nearby paths without hopping in the car like you’ve always done. Opting to take your e-bike for a spin can help save gas, cut down on short-drive wear and tear, and make it easier to enjoy the rest of summer from the seat of a bike instead of sitting in traffic.
For a limited time, you can get the Unibike 400W Electric Bike at Walmart for just $360, down from its normal $600 price. It has a 400W motor, a removable 36V 10.0Ah lithium battery, and a listed range of up to 40 miles per charge. That makes it a solid choice for daily rides, light commuting, casual exploring, and errands around town, though actual range will depend on how you ride and what the conditions are.
This model has more of a commuter-bike feel than some of the fat tire or scooter-style e-bikes you’ll find on the market. The 24-inch wheels, aluminum alloy frame, cushioned saddle, adjustable stem, and wide-tread anti-slip tires make it a good fit for pavement, bike paths, neighborhood streets, and light trail use. It also has three riding options, including pure electric, pedal assist, and manual cycling, so riders can choose between more exercise, more motor help, or something in the middle.
The 7-speed drivetrain helps with hills and changing terrain, while the hydraulic disc brakes add stronger stopping power than many basic mechanical setups. The LED display shows speed, battery level, distance, and assist settings, giving you a cleaner look at the bike’s key info while you ride.
“There are a ton of things that I love about this bike,” said one happy rider. “The frame seems to be very well-built and the horn is loud if I ever need to alert someone that I’m coming. The LED screen showing my battery level, speed, distance, etc. is nice and bright.”
Another buyer kept it short and simple, saying, “My son had the biggest smile on his face riding this for the first time.”
Deals We’re Loving
- Unibike Electric Bike, $332 (was $600) at Walmart
- 5th Wheel Electric Bike, $399 (was $700) at Walmart
- YareYi Electric Bike, $700 (was $1,300) at Walmart
Discounts like this don’t tend to last very long, so check out Walmart’s site today and cruise into late summer with the Unibike 400W Electric Bike for only $360 while it’s still on sale for 40% off.
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Andrew Koopman
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