The Ecotric Dolphin is a budget class-2 folding fat-tire ebike. MSRP: $940 | Flywheel Price Comparison: $25 less than avg resale price There’s likely an opportunity for a 3rd party to manage and supervise a used vehicle transaction in order to ensure safety and trust for sellers. Safety when transacting with a stranger from a service like Craigslist has long been a concern, and theft during a test ride has often been reported as a major fear for sellers. This is a requirement that’s (understandably) come up quite frequently on vehicle listings. Interestingly, this listing specifies that the transaction must take place in front of a police station. That combined with IZIP’s highly reputed customer service, the Zuma is an affordable cruiser that’s very easy to maintain. Unlike most ebikes, the Zuma actually uses a CAN Bus (a similar system to those found on cars) for vehicle diagnostics. Its powertrain consists of a 500W Bosch mid-drive motor and a 420Wh battery pack. The IZIP E3 Zuma Luxe 2.0 is a class-2 cruiser designed for relaxed neighborhood and commuter riding. MSRP: $1,899 | Flywheel Price Comparison: $30 more than avg resale price This specific listing has very low mileage and comes with 2 kids seats and a rear seat pad. But at a price point that is roughly 2 to 3 times lower than its competitors, there is no better choice for families looking for their first minivan replacement. GPS tracking or an app), and it’s a bit heavier and clunkier in design. The RadWagon doesn’t have many of the bells and whistles of modern ebikes (i.e. The frame design and 22” custom tires also give the RadWagon an incredibly low center of gravity and allow it to be extremely nimble. The powertrain consists of the standard Rad Power package of a 750W rear-hub motor and a 672Wh battery pack to give riders 25-50 miles of range. The RadWagon is the ultimate family ebike, featuring an integrated rear rack with 350lbs cargo capacity that riders can easily mount child seats, seat pads, and cargo carriers to. Rad Power has really nailed the affordable end of the micromobility spectrum, and the RadWagon is really the Dodge Caravan of ebikes given that it is by far the cheapest reliable cargo bike on the market. If you’ve seen an electric cargo bike roaming the streets of your neighborhood, odds are it was a RadWagon. MSRP: $1,999 | Flywheel Price Comparison: $140 more than avg resale price
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