⚡️Brisa Urban E-Bike⚡️ ☎️ - bicycles - by dealer - bike sale - craigslist (2024)

Visit our Gilbert Outlet, call, or see our web page to find all the newest additions to our inventory, including the Brisa.Now, for a limited time, get a free bike build, 30-day guarantee, free 30-day checkup, and a free one year checkup. These are overstock bikes, new and ready to ride. We have lots of reconditioned, factory seconds, discontinued, Pedal & Electric, New & Used bikes to choose from.

Details
The Haro Brisa Brighton I/O comes ready to tackle your neighborhood, local bike paths, canals, and moderate trails. This is a Class Two e-bike, so it has a pedal assist and throttle. The Brisa has a smooth ride for transporting cargo anywhere in the city. This electric commuter bike is built from the ground up to carry stuff, featuring a practical step-through frame with a robust electric motor for moderate terrain. Most riders can get up to 40 miles on a charge using the pedal assist in level one. It is the best sub $1,000 electric bike you can buy.

✔️ New Haro Brisa Brighton I/O E-bike - $999
✔️ One size fits all, suitable for most riders 5'4" to 6'2" coming in Red, Balck or Blue, with a step-through design and a surdy aluminum frame
✔️ Battery: The 36V 18AH lithium-ion battery has good safety performance and built-in overcharge protection. This type of battery has undergone thousands of repeated discharges and safety tests. The battery performance is safe and reliable. There is also a USB connector for phone charging and other accessories.
✔️ Motor: 350w brushless motor. This motor can provide a higher speed range with better thermal performance.
✔️ Racks: The Brisa has both front and rear built-in racks for carrying just about anything.
✔️ Frame: Made of 6061 aluminum, the frame is rust-free, durable, and exceptionally light.
✔️ Fork: The front Suntour SF-16 fork comes equipped with a lockout and 63mm of travel.
✔️ Brakes: Tektro brakes provide plenty of hydraulic disc-brake stopping power, motor override switches, and the confidence to descend down any hill, rain or shine.
✔️ Wheels: Kenda 26^x1.95 tires have a reflective stipe and are mounted on sturdy 36-hole double-wall rims.
✔️ Lights: Integrated lights provide safety and security.
✔️ Gears: Shimano provides the drivetrain with a 7-speed Altus rear derailleur.
✔️ Rounding it out, you get a kickstand, battery charger, battery lock, adjustable stem, and small emergency tool kit, and fenders.
✔️ Specifications may vary. This price is limited to bikes in stock.

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About Us

Our shop is licensed and insured. We also take bicycle trade-ins and buy used bikes. We honor all major credit cards. No cash or checks, please. If interested, call our shop for more details or just stop by and have a look! We have new and used, pedal and electric bikes. If you buy elsewhere, bring your e-bike to our shop, and we will give it a health check and adjustment for just $49. Electrical diagnostics on any e-bike $49. We will work on nearly any e-bike or bicycle.

At Archer's Bikes we are always on the lookout for good quality used bikes. We are licensed and follow a rigorous process to ensure that the bikes we buy and sell are not stolen. Sellers must provide proof that they own the bike they are selling. Also, they are required to show a valid, government-issued picture ID and provide a fingerprint. Sellers fill out a sales application, which is entered into a national database and turned in to the Police department.

What We Will Buy

If you want to avoid the hassle of selling your bike, or want to trade it in for a new one, we can handle that. Many sellers bring in all the bikes stacked in the garage. Some may be in poor condition or neglected for a long time. In any case, we will give you a price for your bike. We do buy department store bikes. However, they usually have very little value. Remember, many department store bikes sell new for less than $100 for a reason. Any bike or trike, pedal or motorized, will be considered. Sorry, we do not do consignment. In all cases, it is at our sole discretion to make you an offer. We may decline your bike.

What is Your Bike Worth?

We use Bicycle Blue Book and other sources to determine value. Consider that any bike will depreciate the moment it is purchased. Even a one-year-old bike will have declined in value substantially. Expect a trade-in or direct purchase appraisal of about 1/4 the price it was new (as a quick guide). After we buy your bike, we have to go through it and guarantee it after it's sold. That costs us money and time. We also need to make a profit. If you have an antique or collector's bike, try e-Bay first. We do not trade in collector's bikes. Our offer will reflect our invested cost (acquisition cost, parts, labor, and how long it will sit) and consideration on how easy it will be for us to resell. Specialty bikes, racing bikes, recumbents, and trikes are all examples of high-dollar bikes that are hard to resell and may not get you the offer you are looking for.

Don't expect top dollar. If you really want a good price, you will need to prep your bike and sell it yourself. Condition is everything. The more we have to clean and fix the bike, the less our offer will be to you. If the bike has sentimental value, we can quote a price to fix it, and you can retain your memories. But don't expect that old Schwinn to have a lot of value in trade.

Can I get A Price Over The Phone?

You will need to bring us the bike for inspection to get a reasonable estimate. Use Bicycle Blue Book to get a price if you cannot get the bike to us. Look at Craig's List or e-Bay. Remember, though, that just because a bike is listed for $1,000 does not mean it will sell for $1,000. A phone estimate from us is only a very rough guide.

You Decide

Once you get our offer, it's up to you. Our appraisal is free, and you can prep the bike yourself and try to sell it for more. Sometimes you can do very well, sometimes not.

Make Your Bike Worth The Most (to us or others)

Clean your bike • Use a good degreaser and a brush, like Simple Green • Never use a pressure washer • After you use the degreaser and brush, then scrub with a cloth and hot soapy water. Rinse lightly. Wipe and let dry. Turn it upside down to drain any accumulated water. Never wash it upside down • Polish the bike with a good bike shine • Repair and replace broken parts • Put on new brake pads and adjust the brakes • poor brakes will lower the impression of your asking price • True the wheels • wobbly wheels are a sure sign of a worn bike • Make if shift smoothly - a test ride will be likely • Replace those old tires - new tread makes the whole bike stand out • Replace the tubes so the tires don't lose air • Put on a new, shiny, chain • Grease and adjust all the bearings • Replace the handlebar tape to give the bike a sharp image ☺