TL;DR: As of October 8, you can get the BirdBike eBike (in V-Frame or A-Frame varieties) on sale for $899.97 — which is 60% off its regular price of $2,299.99.
You might have seen them zipping around all summer, but eBikes are an expensive investment. Even the justification that you could save money on gas by riding to work might not be enough, but a drastically reduced price could make the difference.
If you want an eBike you can use for everything from pleasure rides to errand trips and your morning commute, the BirdBike might do the trick. Normally, this fast, fun eBike would cost over $2,000, but for a very limited time during Deal Days, you can get one for $899.97. They come in a few different frames and colors, shipping is free, and this is the best price you’ll find online.
Shipping is free on these low-cost eBikes
The BirdBike comes in two frame styles. The A-Frame eBike is taller, so the manufacturer recommends it for riders who are five foot eight inches tall or taller. The V-FRame is for riders between five feet tall and five foot 10 inches. Both bikes have the same weight capacity (265 pounds) and motor (500W).
On engine power alone, you may be able to ride the BirdBike up to 20 miles, but you could boost that up to 50 miles by activating pedal assist mode. Remember, you can always check your remaining battery and distance traveled on the embedded dash display. It even shows your speed.
As high-tech as these eBikes can be, they’re still rugged pieces of outdoor equipment. The entire bike is IP65-waterproof, and the tires are built to be puncture-resistant. There’s even a safeguard to prevent theft. Use the Bird app to activate the 120-decibel anti-theft alarm. If someone (including you) bumps or moves your bike without deactivating the alarm through the app, you’re in for the equivalent of an impromptu rock concert.
This eBike deal won’t be around for long
Change how you commute with an eBike suited to you. Until October 15 at 11:59 p.m PT, take advantage of this deal for more than half off:
Prices subject to change.
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