Iām 5ā tall. Will the size 16 hurley e-bike work for me? Canāt find any info on sizing.
I was wondering this too since my wife is that height. Nothing about sizing on the Hurley website that I could find.
Yes it should be ok. Traditional frames youād want something a bit smaller but since the support bar is missing you donāt have anything to step over.
Iād say 16 on this bike would be ok for anyone up to 5ā6 and 19 is good for 5ā6 and above (5ā6 just gets their preference 
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How much does it way? What size are the tires?
I have the same question how much does it weigh? What is the return policy?
I canāt find a single review on this bike anywhere. It is indeed 1/2 off, which should be a good deal, too good really.
I did notice the lack of suspension in the seat post.
I did find this
And apparently the N7 takes a lot more power to move, that needs to be made up by you and the battery.
Also, Gates makes very high quality belts for severe duty applications, but the model here isnāt specified, and the low end āurbanā model has had issues.
Under Features it says āFront 100mm suspension fork with lockout.ā Photo show a rigid fork. Which is it?
There is a shock there, itās a mono shock though; not the type you are used to seeing. Look for the boot above where the forks join.
Similar to the one in this video Gazelle Ultimate Monoshock Front Suspension Fork Adjustment - YouTube
This seems like a great deal so I ordered one, we will see how it goes. The lack of specifications is annoying but a mid drive carbon belt 48v (probably 17 ah based on range claims) single speed bike for this price seems like it would be a good deal, so it feels like getting the 7 speed hub and included racks for free. Pretty much anything I could find that matched the core specs of mid drive belt with a Shimano hub was $2k+ even on sales. This has mostly name brand components that are on the low end but at least not no name. The shock is the cheesiest part for sure (I donāt see how it can be 100mm of travel) but that can be upgraded fairly easily if itās truly bad.
The motor is probably the biggest question, I think it might be the MM28N from here https://www.necoparts.com/Templates/att/2023-2024%20Neco%20Motor%20catalogue.pdf?lng=en
Neco seems to be relatively new to the ebike motor game, but it has good specs and torque sensing. But I do suspect itās really only a 500w motor ( the / 750w in the catalog is literally in a different font and has no matching voltage). Also the picture of the Ultimate Urban sure looks like it has the casing for the MM18 model which is definitely only 500w soā¦?
Hurley Ultimate Urban E-Bike Joy Ride bikes is the white label who makes them for Hurley and does warranty work. Higher res pics there.
Thank you! I donāt think Iāve ever seen a fork like that. Good to know.
Hello all! From our vendors:
- Weight limit on the bike is 264 Lbs
- Recommended size is 16 inch
- Yes the 16ā size would work great for them
- The bike is 60lbs
- The bike has 27ā tires
Battery capacity? Recommended heights or inseams for the two frame sizes? Assuming thereās no throttle since itās mid-drive?
I tried the Joy Ride website contact form but no response yet.
Do we know the amp hours on the 48 Volt battery? Does the bike have a throttle as advertised?
Hello, I see you all have MANY questions and I have been peppering our Vendor staff all day. It is the 4th and you will not likely get a response today.
U r the best @notmatty . U r doing great!!!
I see the listing and their website says thereās a throttle but I sure donāt see one in any of the photos. Can anyone confirm if this has a throttle?
I guess no more news on this thing. 12 hours to go.
Itās a moot point now but in case anyone is curious I received mine yesterday. The listed specs are downright fraudulent, it does not have a throttle and it only assists to 20 mph. There is no setting in the controller to increase it to 28 mph, the controller allows a max of 41 kph, or a little over 25 mph, but increasing the setting doesnāt increase the speed of the bike. The motor is the Neco MM18, which was noted above the manufacturer lists a max power of 500 W, not 750. Other than that, though, itās very nice and it seems unnecessary to misrepresent it. if people bought it expecting a class 2 mid-drive they would probably be quite happy. As it is I expect another sale on these in a little while after the returns pour in
edit: 11.6 AH, 556 WH battery
To unlock the class 3 speeds (28 MPH) hold the power and plus buttons for ~3 seconds while itās turned on.