HIMO C20 Partial Folding E-Bike Power Assist 20" 10AH - White / Grey $849 + Shipping/ Sydney Pickup @ PCMarket

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HIMO C20 (Xiaomi-Eco System Product) Partial Folding Electric Bicycle E-Bike Power Assist 20" 10AH - White / Grey $849 + Shipping or Pick Up at Sydney Showroom @ PCMarket.com.au (We also have a demo unit on display for those who want to try before purchase!)

High-quality Frame

HIMO C20 has a patented structural with an integrated design. It has passed the high-level NC processing technology and 3C certification. With a 20 Inch lightweight frame, it has high quality and stability.

Three Switchable Riding Mode

HIMO C20 has both electric power and human power support, three riding modes. The pure electric mode meets daily commuting, and manpower or electric-assist riding can make you enjoy a pleasant ride.

Shimano Variable Speed Drive

HIMO C20 features a 6-speed Shimano shifting system that adjusts the riding speed by adjusting the size of the front and rear sprocket wheels. With a 250W DC brushless motor, you can get a powerful power output for cycling.

Hidden Inflator Pump

Inflatable tires have low resistance and strong grip, which can easily pass through bumpy roads. The portable pump is hidden in the tube of the saddle and can be used for easy air pumping.

80KM Electric Moped Mileage

18650 lithium battery, 10Ah power brings a long-lasting energy output up to 80km electric moped mileage. The 2.5kg battery pack is perfectly hidden in the main beam of the frame. The pull-out design is flexible for charging.

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  RichieVn on 11/03/2021 - 16:01

  wont get it unless its full throttle …. so is it full throttle?

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    franco cozzo on 11/03/2021 - 16:19

    baby, this thing is fuuuuuuuull throttle!

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  anamul on 11/03/2021 - 16:09

  +1

  Only the handles can be folded back, looking for one that can be folded in half.

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    franco cozzo on 11/03/2021 - 16:18

    pedals as well…. so much compact!

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  franco cozzo on 11/03/2021 - 16:18

  -1

  does it come with a food delivery bag and terrible understanding of road rules?

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  buckethat on 11/03/2021 - 16:21

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDhwxtjnRSU

  Comparison to newer model

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    franco cozzo on 11/03/2021 - 16:28

    Mike Tran 2 months ago (edited)
    I wouldn't recommend these bikes, I have the C20 and got rid of it after a week as the ride is way too twitchy. Low clearance due to the derailuer being so long and the general build is bad. The parts are of NO brands other then the lowest end Shimano gear shift with cassette and very low quality that I wouldn't trust at all. The breaks need to be replaced if you actually buy this thing. Sadly there isn't many if any decent bikes in this price sigment so I honestly recommend you save up a bit more for something like a NCM based bike or a used higher priced bike.

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      jv on 11/03/2021 - 16:37

      +2

      The breaks need to be replaced i

      It was broken ?

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      jv on 11/03/2021 - 16:38

      +1

      Sadly there isn't aren't many if any decent bikes in this price sigment segment

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      penno2 on 11/03/2021 - 20:17

      Even low end shimano stuff is pretty good, in my opinion. We bought one of those cheapy Aldi folding bikes (non-electric) years ago and have done many thousands of km on it (many with a Yepp baby seat on the bars), have replaced both tyres a couple of times, the brake pads, a brake cable, etc. The Shimano drive train has been faultless, still shifting like a bought one (needed a couple of adjustments though, through the years, to tighten the shifting cable).

      Not doubting Mike Tran has valid points though. Low clearance sounds like a real pita.

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  DarthAntz on 11/03/2021 - 16:40

  you dont advertise the speed of the bike?

  edit: found it. 24km/h max. Built in bike pump looks innovative!

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    franco cozzo on 11/03/2021 - 16:58

    non quick release 20" wheels dont!

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      tdw on 11/03/2021 - 17:30

      thieves love quick release, too

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        franco cozzo on 12/03/2021 - 06:33

        thieves generally want something of value…20" disc wheels arent exactly high on the 'to steal' list

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  SnoozeAndLose on 11/03/2021 - 16:47

  +1

  80KM Electric Moped Mileage

  if you do 80% of the work as well as don't use it while going uphill.

  10Ah max I would say 40km with 40-50% of the manpower.

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    tdw on 11/03/2021 - 17:38

    i was going to post a similar comment. with this ebike at 21.5kg, what is even the point of having an ebike if you have to use the lowest assist setting all the time and get off it to push it uphill just to squeeze as much mileage out of that little battery

    i've got a 16ah battery on a 20" folding ebike and i don't get anywhere close to 80kms on a single charge when using pedal assist.

    and doesn't matter how slick the marketing is, the ride on 20" wheels is just uncomfortable unless you're on the smoothest bike paths.

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  Selenium on 11/03/2021 - 18:05

  What a pitiful battery. Seems useless for an e-bike to be honest.