NCM Moscow Plus Electric Mountain Bike [Black/White] 48V 16Ah - $1599 + Free Delivery (Save $300) @ Leon Cycle

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AssociatedPleoncycle on 27/02/2019 - 12:52 leoncycle.com.au (934 clicks)
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$300 off the regular price. Now $1599 until 28 Feb 2019.
NCM Bikes, founded in 2014, has quickly become one of the largest pedelec and e-bike brands in Europe with the goal of expanding the market significantly in the near future. NCM is the perfect brand to start your pedelec experience whether you are an avid cyclist or a relative newcomer, we are committed to providing you with a range of high quality.. Our innovative technologies ensure that we can differentiate ourselves from the competition and continue to offer the latest technologies. Our goal is to help improve the environment through an friendly driving experience and the promotion of a fun and active lifestyle.

reach up to 150km (depending on the conditions)
Load capacity: Max. 125kg
Maximum speed: 25 km/h
Complies with European and Australian Standards.

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  pokaichiam on 27/02/2019 - 13:15

  Been looking at e-bike for a bit now. Can anyone vouch for this brand, build and price?

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  Sage222 on 27/02/2019 - 13:19

  If you don't mind putting it together yourself em3ev have the best components around

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  ifonlyiwasyounger on 27/02/2019 - 14:05

  Can you provide some details of the power source please OP? For example, does it have a brushless motor?

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  Paligu on 27/02/2019 - 14:22

  this bike sounds like a trail bike

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  BertieBrown on 27/02/2019 - 15:16

  +1

  It looks like it’s got a rear hub motor. For $1599 I’d be looking for something with a mid-drive, even if that means buying a cheaper non-e frame with components, and then a mid-drive assembly, motor, and battery from eBay and then getting a bike mechanic to put it all together.

  It’s not the hub motors are inherently bad, though the hub means one must always use the rear wheel, regardless of whether it deteriorates, or becomes damaged, at which point the expense of the e-bike is somewhat unjustified, spare for the battery, which makes up a large component of price.

  I’m also not necessarily convinced that hub motor spokes are necessarily rated for the increased tension, and stress imposed, but of course it may vary between manufacturer.

  That’s just my thoughts, happy to be proven wrong as hub e-bikes are usually cheaper than mid-drive arrangements.

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  Impsta on 27/02/2019 - 20:56

  +1

  I bought this bike a bit over a month ago and am quite happy with the purchase. I had a few issues with delivery, these were caused by the courier company and Leon cycles chased them up until they delivered. My only real complaint is that it is restricted to 25km/h and I have not been able to remove this restriction for use on private property. The codes available for overseas models and the code provided by the seller when asked do not work for removing the restrictions.

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    DvD on 28/02/2019 - 21:10

    did you have to assemble the bike yourself? So are they still looking into that code for you?
    What price did you paid?