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Bikes purchased from us qualify for a free 6 week ‘run-in’ inspection with our Service department. We also have a full range of bike accessories, everything from helmets to panniers. Service: We are delighted to offer comprehensive e-bike servicing and repairs regardless of the type of e-bike you own. Our fully-equipped service centre at Churchstow can handle a wide range of repairs to e-bikes and our bike mechanics are industry-trained. Basic service from £35.
Should you purchase any accessories from our shop we will fit the majority of these free of charge.
As Bosch certified retailers we can also test batteries and upgrade software. We’re here to help you We’re a friendly bunch and we’re here to help with all your e-bike and cycling needs. From choosing the right bike to hire or buy, planning the perfect route or arranging a service just ask and we’ll get you heading in the right direction.
HIRE CHARGES Unisex step-thru e-bikes - from £40/day (delivery & collection £10). £240/week. This bike comes with a lockable storage box containing helmet, lock, pump, puncture repair kit, multi-tool, user guide and a hi-vis vest. You can expect to get up to 40 miles range from the Bosch 400wh battery which takes around 6 hours to re-charge.
e-Mountain bikes - from £50/day (delivery & collection £10). £300/week, This bike comes with a backpack containing helmet, lock, pump, puncture repair kit, multi-tool, lights, user guide and a hi-vis vest. You can expect to get up to 40 miles range from the Bosch 400wh battery which takes around 6 hours to re-charge.
Premium e-bikes – from £50/day (delivery & collection £10). £300/week. This Rayvolt Clubman premium bike comes with a black leather Rayvolt helmet and googles, lock, front basket, and a hi-vis vest.
Children’s bikes (not e-bikes) from £5/day (7-13 yrs). This bike comes with an LED helmet, lock, lights, and a hi-vis vest.
‘Try Before you Buy’- If you hire one of our e-bikes and subsequently wish to purchase an e-bike afterwards we will refund the cost of the hire.
Unit 2L South Hams Business Park, Churchstow, Kingsbridge, Devon, TQ7 3QH T. 01548 859745 E.
info@e-xploredevon.co.uk Monday to Saturday: 10am – 5pm • Sunday: Closed
www.e-xploredevon.co.uk
e-test by By The Dart “There’s no way I can cycle up there!” My wife was initially very un-impressed by my bravado early into our e-test on Dartmoor on a warm, sunny September day. We had borrowed a couple of e-mountain bikes from e-Xplore Devon for a ‘gentle’ exploration of Dartmoor’s roads. It’s fair to say that my wife has had little experience of cycling since childhood and only brief experience of e-bikes. She’s previously been unenthusiastic about cycling of any sort around the hills and valleys of South Devon so our trial of these e-bikes was an important test. Although getting used to the mountain bike saddles took some time (we should have taken up the offer of comfort saddles!), we spent a very pleasant and easy 3-4 hours on Dartmoor. Actually, we took in much more of the scenery and beauty of the moors then had we been in a car. Faced with a 1:5 incline up a typically steep Dartmoor hill, at first, seemed daunting but by selecting a low gear and maximum e-assist and we were soon both amazed at the speed and ease with which we quickly got to the top. And that’s the point of e-bikes – they still offer great exercise especially in this area of the country (fresh air, great scenery etc) but it’s so much easier to ride further and for longer. You don’t have to be super-fit to have an exhilarating few hours fully exploring all that South Devon has to offer and not worry about getting up hills or covering a decent distance, all within the capabilities of most of us. And if you can’t justify the expense of buying your own e-bike, then hiring one from e-Xplore Devon for a day-out by yourself, a couple or even with the family, is fun, easy and affordable. Andy and Karl are extremely helpful to get you set up and off cycling quickly and efficiently with everything you need.
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