NCM T7s Trekking E-Bike $2549 (Was $2799) + Free Helmet, Lock & Pannier Bag (Worth $199) + $29 Delivery ($0 C&C) @ NCM Bikes

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Associatedncmbikesau on 12/09/2024 - 15:26 ncmbikes.com.au (380 clicks)
Last edited 12/09/2024 - 15:35 by 1 other user

$250 Off + Free Accessories Deal on NCM Cru7 and NCM M7
More NCM E-Bikes Deals: https://ncmbikes.com.au/collections/sales

Balancing accessibility with superior specifications, the NCM T7s is a step-through e-trekking bike for riders who are eager to tackle longer routes alongside their daily rides and want an e-bike with the range and the integrity to help them do it.

Key Features:

Equipped with Das-Kit 250W Motor with 500W Peak Power
Large 48V 19Ah 912Wh Battery Capacity: Up to 180km Range
Built-in GPS for Real-time tracking
Torque Sensor for natural and smooth riding
Stylish & Comfortable Step Thru Design
Peace of Mind: 2-Year Warranty
Easily removable battery so you can charge it anywhere
A built-in USB port with 5V to charge mobile phones
Ergonomic bicycle Grips
Comfortable sitting posture

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  jv on 12/09/2024 - 15:46

  -3

  with 500W Peak Power

  Unfortunately that is illegal on public roads in VIC…

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    Associatedncmbikesau @ NCM Bike AU on 12/09/2024 - 16:12

    +1

    Hi Jv, All of our electric bikes comply to Australian regulations.
    As per the guidelines, electrically power-assisted cycles must have a maximum continuous power output of 250W, which all our NCM E-Bikes meet. Additionally, our other e-bike brands, including ET.Cycle and FOO, also feature 250W continuous motor power. There are no specific regulations concerning peak power. Please note that the power cuts off once the bike reaches 25 km/hr.

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    alpln on 12/09/2024 - 16:38

    Peak power means nothing; it does not count since it is only available for a split second.

    Legislation takes into account only nominal power i.e. something that is available over a long run.

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      jv on 12/09/2024 - 17:17

      Peak power means nothing

      The why are they advertising it?

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        odysseus on 12/09/2024 - 18:03

        +1

        Because when you're pulling off from 0, or just get a short spike up, it gets/keeps you going quicker.

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        alpln on 13/09/2024 - 00:57

        +1

        Because it is bigger than nominal and can confuse people into thinking it is more powerful than it really is.

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          jv on 13/09/2024 - 09:21

          @alpln: I thought so… So they are trying to mislead customers then…

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            alpln on 13/09/2024 - 14:29

            @jv: Every seller is trying to do so. It is the essence of marketing.

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              jv on 13/09/2024 - 14:31

              @alpln:

              It is the essence of marketing.

              Misleading customers?

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  Tradey on 12/09/2024 - 16:06

  +1

  All the features in a trekking bike you don't need…back to the future 26" wheels, hub motor, low end derailleur, and a handy battery eTag. At least the battery is sizeable.

  Better bang for buck with Valk Metro for $1400 / $1189

  https://www.mytopia.com.au/valk-metro-st-5-electric-bike-mid…

  https://www.mytopia.com.au/valk-metro-tr-5-electric-hybrid-b…

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    AidenZZZZ on 12/09/2024 - 17:30

    what's the different between these 2 bike, I kinda of wanna to get one, good price

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      Sapiens on 12/09/2024 - 18:04

      step through frame and non step through frame - they have the same ananda m60 motor

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      jv on 12/09/2024 - 20:41

      what's the different between these 2 bike

      girls vs boys

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    Sapiens on 12/09/2024 - 18:02

    G'day - do you happen to know where to get spare batteries for this model?

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      alpln on 13/09/2024 - 00:59

      There's high chance it uses one of typical bike battery models that other vendors also use. And if not, in the end every battery is made of standard AA-kind of cells and certain ebikie/scooter shops can take your old battery, open it up and replace the cells.

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  tommypickles on 13/09/2024 - 10:41

  Another NCM post without listing the weight.

  Weight (without battery): 24.8KG
  Battery Weight: 4.8KG
  Total Weight: 29.6 KG

  For comparison, a similarly priced VALK sits at 25kg and Lekker at 26kg. Even a kitted out Lekker (mid-hub, Enviolo integrated hub) is 27kg. The NCM's are boat anchors.

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    tommypickles on 13/09/2024 - 14:53

    FWIW if people want to comment on this thread I've started —> please bring data. I genuinely feel at hitting 30kgs, the NCMs aren't viable eBikes for many (particularly of petite frame).

    I welcome to share examples of bikes being at similar price points with similar weights but from the research I did, time after time in comparison the NCMs came up worse.

    FWIW 99Bikes does the same thing of not sharing the weight of their bikes up front.

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  Tradey on 30/09/2024 - 14:14

  So many people comment on eBike weight, but don't understand the extra weight of battery, motor, controllers, wiring requires stronger frame components, then add in the extra power and everything needs beefing up, including axles, rims, tyres, tubes, kick stand, lights.

  The added weight becomes irrelevant with motor assistance unless you are a 'lazy' cyclist… the riders who pedal very little effort and simply rely on the assistance for motion.