PVY Z20 PRO - the best 20-inch city bike
It is very similar to the Xiaomi HIMO Z20, only much better than that.
With a 20-inch inflatable tire and a 500W brushless motor, this electric bike is both durable and powerful. Its lightweight aluminum alloy frame and front shock absorber ensure a smooth ride, while the double disc brake provides reliable stopping power. The Z20 PRO also has three driving modes: pure electric, power assist and cycling mode. This means you can choose how much help you want from the bike, or you can choose to pedal alone.
The removable 36V 10,4Ah battery provides a range of 50-60KM in pure electric mode and 80-100KM in power assist mode. The charging time is only 4-6 hours, so you don't have to wait to charge the bike. The Z20 PRO also has a number of convenient features, such as a rear luggage rack, a mobile phone holder and a waterproof tarpaulin.
The Z20 PRO is easy to fold and transport, making it perfect for commuting or storing in small apartments. The recommended speed is 25KM/H, which is fast enough to get you where you need to go, but not so fast that you feel like you're losing control. The bike is suitable for people with a height of 165-190CM, and can handle a maximum load of 120KG.
Overall, the PVY Z20 PRO is a great electric bike for anyone looking for a comfortable and enjoyable ride. Its durable construction, powerful motor and many functions make it an excellent choice for commuting or leisure cycling. And with the CE certificate, you can be sure of the quality of this electric bicycle.
So far, the official information, but let's see what makes me buy this instead of the HIMO Z20. The motor is 250 watts instead of 500 watts, and the manufacturer didn't mess around with making it EU compliant. There is no restriction on the top speed or the power output, which is considered a virtue among many worn-out bikes these days.
I know this doesn't comply with the rules, but an adult, and not a 65-kilogram person, quite simply needs this strength and energy for dynamic movement. If you're not frivolous, you'll wear a helmet to ride a bike anyway, regardless of whether or not there's a built-in power limit.
500 watts is not the starry sky anyway, it will move the bike, but the top speed will not go close to 30 km/h either, which is what even a normal scooter can do. If we dare to "speed" so much with a scooter, why not with a bike?
In short, this bike hits, it's strong, it's handy, it can do everything and it's not expensive. The first 50 customers a BGPVYZ20P you can buy it from the Czech warehouse for HUF 298 with a coupon code:
