Assuming regular maintenance, how many miles can I expect to get out of this bike? Closer to 1,000? 10,000? 100,000?
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I found the build quality of the components (mainly wheels) to be rubbish. but frame seems solid
852847
Hi Joe,Although they do not carry a specific mileage warranty, many customers report 60,000-80,000 miles when properly maintained. Proper inflation, rotation & vehicle alignment are crucial to prolonging the tread life of the tire. Thank you,BWT
1975977
At least 30 miles if pedal assisted, otherwise 20 (I think) It takes around 7 hours to recharge if empty. Otherwise good bike!
1141652
The bike is great, but from my experience the wheels need an upgrade. I'm currently considering what to replace them with. I weigh around 230. I've had to replace 3 spokes in the rear wheel, and I'm having to constantly true that wheel. I ride the bike to work and, given that it's a cyclo-cross bike I ride a short off-rode section. Perhaps on smoother roads the stock wheels will behave better. If you are not handy as a bike mechanic you may need to visit the shop frequently, unless you upgrade the wheels. I still think it's pretty good value for the money.
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Call Schwinn. Have the model number and stuff ready. You might be able to get them through a bike shop too.
18843
I've put about 100 miles or so on the bike that has this skewer, but never rode over 20 at one time. That said, I can't imagine why it wouldn't hold up over a 50-mile ride.
210585
I just counted 53 by 16. With a comfortable cadence I can ride 12 to 15 mph all day. Hills aren't a big challenge either since the bike is so light. Hope it helps!
492470
Usually you will get 3-5 years out of a motor, on average. It really depends on how often it runs.
728249
I'm 6'1", 165lbs, I commute 1-2 miles every day on mine to my office with no issues. I will tell you that it requires a fair bit of maintenance; oiling, screw tightening, cleaning, etc. More expensive scooters probably will last longer.
1033617
can't say, this thing has taken a lot of beating on my bike and still looks brand new :), haven't needed it so far
1227462
I replaced mine and I would say on a scale of 1 through 10 it is about a 7.If you are mechanically inclined you can do it.
1342727
FWIW, I'm 260+ and I've logged about 300 miles so far on mine; it holds up at 5-6mph just fine. It has started to squeak a little bit when my feet hit, so that would be the thing I'd check on. From what I've read, it probably just needs a bit of tightening, but I haven't tried yet.
1071413
just singles, but there worth the money, think i got about 1000 miles on mine and still solid barely worn
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Enter whatever number represents the mileage on your bike. If your bike is new, I'd set it to zero.
473696
Depends on how much you pedal. ;) I often ride 17-20 miles with moderate pedaling, on one charge. Note that I live in hilly San Francisco. :)
1682276
We'v use one on each side between 2 and 3 miles virtually every day for over 5 years now. They are still going strong! The bike computer indicates we average between 600 and 8oo miles/year. Since there are no internal springs that make the internal cord wear out or plastic "break-Away" parts to fatigue and fail, so the Bike Tow Leash has had no issues. All we see is are small cosmetic scuff marks. Thank goodness because the dogs love it and don't like to miss their biking!
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i replaced the complete step on our american eagle, motor & all. i have 147,000 miles on the eagle, & we are retiring from the road. i am over 80 years young & it is time for me to get a 34,000 lb missle off of the road. like the step.