Is the Hulpei H9 Core worth it?

At $1,099 at Hulpei as of November 3, it undercuts most full-suspension fat-tire e-bikes. You get Class 3 speed and NFC unlock, but accept mechanical brakes and a heavy frame.

About 20 mph on throttle only and up to 28 mph in pedal-assist, making it a Class 3 e-bike. Check your local rules, since Class 3 bikes are barred from some trails.

What is the real battery range?

Expect roughly 25-40 miles on throttle and 50-70 miles in low pedal-assist, less with hills, cold weather or a heavy rider. The 70-mile figure is a best case.

Can I remove the battery to charge it indoors?

The 48V 15.6Ah pack is built into the frame on the H9 Core, so you charge the bike where it is parked. Plan for an outlet near storage.

What comes in the box?

The bike ships mostly assembled with pedals, charger, tools and an NFC card. Expect to fit the front wheel, handlebar and lights yourself.

It has sold between $999 and $1,299 recently, with the lowest prices around Black Friday and end-of-season sales. $1,099 at Hulpei as of November 3 is close to the floor.

Hulpei 750W Motor Electric Bike

Last price we saw

$619.99at Walmart, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the Hulpei 750W Motor Electric Bike

The Hulpei H9 Core is a Class 3 fat-tire electric bike with a 750W rear hub motor (1,500W peak), a 48V 15.6Ah battery, 20x4-inch tires and full front and rear suspension. It stands out for its NFC card unlock, a claimed 28 mph top speed in pedal-assist and up to 70 miles of range in low assist. The latest best price is $1,099 at Hulpei as of November 3, near the low end of its recent $999 to $1,299 range.

Best forAdults who want a fast Class 3 commuter with throttle