Black Friday deals are slashing prices across a range of categories, which also makes it a great time to invest in outdoor upgrades. If you’re looking for a more fun and sustainable way of getting around the town, an e-bike can be an excellent investment.
As you’d expect, the top options out there don’t come in cheap. On a regular day, you’re looking at spending well over $2,000 for a reliable e-bike. But thanks to Upway’s Black Friday event, that’s not the case today. The platform is offering up to an extra $1,000 off select e-bikes, and that’s on top of existing discounts that already go as high as 60% off retail. There are multiple brands, plus a ton of options to choose from, whether you’re looking for something beginner-friendly or a bit on the advanced side.
Tons Of Options for Every Need and Budget
Upway is the number one site in the U.S. for buying and selling e-bikes. You also get a 1-year warranty for added peace of mind. On the website, you can filter your search by brand, e-bike type, and even browse options to match your budget.
The platform sources only the best electric bike brands in the world from collaborations with manufacturers, bike shops, and individuals. Each bike undergoes a 50-point inspection to make sure there’s no structural or mechanical damage, and that the drive system, battery, plus accessories work like new. Any worn parts, like the tires or seats, are replaced. Even better, if the battery’s residual capacity is below 80% of its original value, it’s replaced as well. Every bike then goes through a final inspection and quality check before it’s listed and shipped to its new home. If you’re not vibing with your new bike, Upway has you covered with its 14-day money-back guarantee.
Some of our top picks from the sale? The Ghost E-Square Trekking Essential is now $1,049 after an extra $600 off. The Felt Verza-E 30 S is down to $1,099 with an extra $200 off. And if you’re looking for something more affordable, the Karmic Koben is going for just $699 after a $250 discount.
There’s a lot more to browse, but the discounts (or the stock) are likely not going to stick around for long. If you see something you like, it’s best to grab it sooner rather than later.
