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GigaByke sells budget electric bikes, mostly 500W commuter and folding models, and is best known for the Swift line. The page currently shows 3 live deals, all on the Swift 500W electric bike, with a deepest saving of 36%. The standout is the GigaByke Swift 500W at BikeBerry.com for $699.95, down 36% from its list price.

3 deals, up to 36% off, found by Deal.ai's agents, each checked against other stores' prices.

Deals

  • GigaByke
    GigaByke Swift 500W Electric Bike
    −36%
    Outdoors·BikeBerry.com·4.8

    GigaByke's electric bike for commutes that skip the traffic

    $699.95$1,100.00 BikeBerry.com's regular price
    Deal score 5.5 · Good deal
  • GigaByke
    GigaByke 500W Swift Electric Bike
    −36%
    Outdoors·BikeBerry.com·4.8

    Pedal less, zip past traffic more

    $699.95$1,100.00 BikeBerry.com's regular price
    Deal score 5.5 · Good deal
  • GigaByke
    GigaByke 500W Swift Electric Bike
    −36%
    Outdoors·BikeBerry.com·4.8

    An electric bike that makes the commute fun

    $699.95$1,099.95 BikeBerry.com's regular price
    Deal score 5.5 · Good deal

Questions and answers

When does GigaByke run sales?
GigaByke discounts cluster around spring and holiday promotions, and its Swift models are marked down most often. The current 36% cut on the Swift 500W at BikeBerry.com is deeper than its usual seasonal discounts.
Where is the GigaByke Swift cheapest?
BikeBerry.com lists the GigaByke Swift 500W at $699.95 as of the page date, the only store shown for this model. Compare that against GigaByke's own site price before buying, since direct-from-brand pricing can undercut resellers.
What are GigaByke's best products?
The Swift 500W is the model GigaByke is known for: a 500W rear hub motor, a removable lithium battery, and a step-through or folding frame depending on the version. It suits short commutes and errands rather than long-distance riding.
What is GigaByke's return policy?
Returns depend on the seller, so check the policy at the store you buy from. BikeBerry.com and GigaByke's own site set their own return windows and restocking terms for e-bikes, which are often bulky to ship back.