Prime Day Deal: Get a New E-Bike This Summer With a Heybike and Up to 33% Off
Heybike is offering discounts on all premium eBikes on its website, with free bike-packing gifts worth up to $158 and $100 off with the code PRIMEDAY. There are also clearance deals on some of Heybike's premium models on its website. Amazon also has up to 33% off select Heybike e-bikes, so there are plenty of options to choose from.
Right now, the Heybike Cityscape 2.0 electric bike is 33% off, bringing the original $637 price down to $424. It has a 500-watt motor and speed up to 24 mph. The bike can also go up to 50 miles on a single charge and has a removable battery for charging.
James Bricknell, one of our E-bike experts, has used several of Heybike's offerings and had this to say about the sales.
"Heybike has long been a favorite of mine since I first rode the Brawn, an excellent off-roader. In this sale I would recommend the Alpha, a mid-train bike with $200 off, making it under $1,500. The mid-train motor makes riding feel more natural, with the power coming from the crank, not the rear wheel. The Ranger S is another great choice. The step through model is comfortable for long rides and short commutes and with $400 off it's a little over $1,000, making it one of the best deals I've seen."
If you're still comparing options, CNET has a list of the best e-bikes recommended by our experts -- which could also be discounted during the Prime Day sale.
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The right e-bike could save you money on car maintenance and expenses. Our CNET experts have a few recommendations to help you narrow down your choice. See at CNET
Why this deal matters
If you're in the market for an e-bike, deals from Heybike and Amazon can cut the hefty price tag down by a few hundred dollars. There are also deals on other models during the Prime Day sale, so you can get the e-bike with the color, style and features that you want. But there's no telling how long offers like this will last after the Prime Day sale ends.
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