
Yep, great spec level on these rugged little beasties, including the 750W Traveler e-bike! AND these electric bikes are allowed on golf courses! (check with your club to be sure). Torque plus. Get out there and enjoy the ride on this folding bike....AND...$1895. Yep, just over cost price. Warranty still 1 year....
The 750W Traveler is an advanced e-bike featuring an alloy framework and a high-performance alloy suspension fork. It is powered by a robust 750W rear hub motor and operates on a reliable 48V platform, supported by a 17.5Amp lithium battery that is conveniently keyed and removable. The NSW 830S LCD Display provides essential metrics, while the bike offers 5 levels of P.A (pedal assistance) ensuring a tailored riding experience. Equipped with Shimano Altus 7-speed gears and Tektro mechanical disk brakes on both front and rear, this electric bike reaches a max speed of 45kph. The adjustable and lock-out front suspension enhances comfort on various terrains, while the front and rear carriers (with the front not pictured) add to its utility. For safety, it features a twin LED headlamp and a wired rear red light, along with waterproof external electrical connectors rated IP66. The thumb throttle allows for easy acceleration, and the 20x4.0” Kenda tyres come with wheel reflectors. This folding bike is designed for portability, folding down to an extremely compact size, including fold-up pedals and a quick-release seat stem, as well as the front wheel. Available only in Black, the bike weighs approximately 27kg and supports a max user weight of 120kg. IMPORTANT NOTE: These were diverted from a reduced Ozzie order. In Australia, the motor is labeled 250W for customs reasons, but these models are true 750W, as 250W reaches 28 to 32kph, 500W about 38kph, and 750W can go up to 45kph.
Add your own golf bag carrier to the 750W Traveler e-bike; it's a pretty affordable option for a motorized golf experience with an electric bike or a folding bike.

Sorry about the unfinished nature of the site. Getting new exciting products is the name of the game and that is what is happening. Trouble is whilst they are ordered - they ain't here...and won't be till May. Just gotta hang tight till then and hope I don't run out of the Ebikes otherwise site fees are going to 'bite'....