Old 04-06-22, 02:09 AM
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AOSTIRMOTOR
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Originally Posted by Rad45
The lifespan of an electric bike is the ability of the owner to repair and maintain it. I purchased a used 1999 EVG bike in 2006. It is now approaching 19,000 miles. Yes, I have to replace a few parts, usually to improve it. Original brushed motor lasted 10,000 miles. Switched to Crystalyte rear hub motor and controller with 4 - sla batteries. Last year swapped those out for lithium. Also purchased three rear tires, three sets of brake pads, a couple new brake, gear cables: the usual bike stuff. The bike is now 23 years old and I still ride it several times a week.
Wow, maybe you're right, 23 year old bikes are pretty cool.
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