Buying a second-hand e-bike can be a cost-effective way to enjoy electric cycling, but it requires careful evaluation. This guide covers expert tips to help you select a reliable pre-owned e-bike for outdoor adventures, ensuring durability and value for money.
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Inspect the Battery Condition
The battery is the most critical component of a used electric bike. Ask for the original purchase date and check its charging cycles—most lithium-ion batteries last 500–1,000 cycles. Look for swelling, corrosion, or inconsistent power
