Automotive & EV

I bought Walmart's $199 e-bike to see how bad could it be?

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A writer purchased Walmart's $199 e-bike to evaluate its quality, finding it an intriguing yet quirky option; this matters as affordable e-bikes could democratize electric commuting; content creators should focus on detailed product reviews to help consumers make informed decisions about budget-friendly transportation options.

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