Ex Demo Basis Osprey Folding Low Step Electric Bike – Grey

Ex Demo Basis Osprey Folding Low Step 20″ Electric Folding Bike

Ex Demonstration model: This Basis Osprey has been used for test ride / demo purposes and as a result cannot be sold as new. Good condition with the exception of a few test miles on the clock

• All demo models are tested & checked by our mechanics.
• 6 month warranty

The Basis Osprey Folding Low Step 20″ Electric Folding Bike, a compact yet quick little runabout that can be stored out of the way where space is an issue, yet will still get you about your business. Could you need one for your caravan while camping, or perhaps to get you into town on holiday?

The 13 inch step through frame folds down to half its size when you need to store it. Even on the smaller 8.8Ah battery option you shouldn’t be too stretched when it comes to range. You can do up to 30 miles per charge on that option, or up to a whopping 50 on the 14Ah battery. At the office you can remove the battery to charge it, or you can plug the bike in without taking the battery out.

Component wise the Basis ebike has 20” CST tyres, adjustable quick release seatpost, full mudguards, front suspension and alloy V Brakes. A side stand is fitted along with a luggage rack with bungee straps.

Most of the energy passing through the drivetrain on an e-bike is from you the rider. The Shimano 6 speed gearing system is more than enough for city streets and even the odd country lump when used with the 3 pedal assist functions on the 250 watt power system. Under European regulations speed is limited to 25km/h (15.5mph). So on faster downhill stretches the speed limiter will cut the motor out.

Key Features:

• Motor: 250W 36V Brushless Rear Hub Motor
• Frame: 13″ Folder Frame
• Forks: Front Suspension
• Gears: 6 Speed Shimano
• Brakes: V-style
• Wheels: 20″ CST Tyres
• Seat Heights: 82cm Min – 93cm Max
• Battery: 36V 8.8Ah – 25 – 30 Miles* / 14ah – 38 – 50 Miles*
• Weight: 20kg
• Folded Dimensions: 35″ x 26″ x 19″ (L x H x W)

* This will vary depending on weight of user, terrain and mode of pedal assistance used