Cannondale Quick Neo SL Electric Bike for sale

By thursday
July 14 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted July 14

This Cannondale Quick Neo SL Electric Bike is quick, lightweight, nimble and comfortable bike, with fast tires, confident handling, and electric assist that’s just right for darting around town.

The bike comes with a BRAND NEW powerful Mahle battery (worth £600) which powers the rear-hub drive system with a range of up to 75km/47miles. The battery is hidden in the frame. The bike has a lightweight aluminium frame and carbon fiber fork / Shimano 9-speed gearing.

The frame size is large (170-182cm) The bike has a light indicator on the frame, which shows you the power left in the battery and when to charge. As the battery has been replaced, the power hub does not work with the app, but the hub and the battery work perfectly.

This bike retails at new at £2400. My bike has barely been used and in superb condition. It's a steal at £899. More info on this bike can be seen here: www.cannondale.com/en/bikes/electric/e-fitness/quick-neo-sl

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