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professional e-bike mechanic warning against consumer direct e-bikes. If you do not know how to work on bikes or electronics, don't buy consumer direct. Bike shops are starting to refuse these bikes because of the cheap quality and replacement parts that we can't get a hold of. there's no sense. storing a bike is not repairable. there's no sense buying a bike that's not repairable. unless you can do the work yourself. don't buy direct to consumer bikes because the bike shops are getting frustrated with losing money on jobs and customers taking out their frustrations on the bike shop rather than thinking about the company who manufactured the bike and first place installed it to you directly.

Revised Video Description for: "Consumer Direct e bikes"
When you buy a cheap Consumer Direct e-bike online, who is your safety net when something goes wrong? Local bike shops are increasingly refusing to work on these models, and in this video, I show you exactly why.

I take you inside my repair facility at Buxy Bicycle Works to show a recent example: a direct-to-consumer e-bike arrived with a completely bent fork [01:34], making it unusable and dangerous. This kind of shoddy quality is giving the entire industry a bad name and puts the customer at serious risk [02:21].

The Honest Truth About E-Bike Service:

Safety Risk: These bikes are often poorly assembled, use no-name components, and carry a high risk of failure at high speeds (up to 28 mph!) [05:15].

Parts and Support: Shops cannot get parts, technical support, or warranty assistance for these online e-bikes [02:40]. As I show in the video, ordering a replacement part would be a massive time sink and is often impossible [02:58].

Profitability: For a brick-and-mortar shop like mine, a complicated, unsupported repair eats up technician time, space, and cuts into the profits needed to pay a living wage and keep the shop open [03:12]. I know firsthand that saying "yes" to these jobs can lose a shop money [06:42].

We are your safety net! Don't risk your life on bikes sent in a box unless you are an experienced mechanic [05:37]. Support your local bike shop—we sell quality brands (like Aventon and Amia) that support us, so we can support you [04:04].

Keep the Bike Shop Alive:

My bike shop, Buxy Bicycle Works, is a real place that supports local families and the community [03:36]. Please help us survive by buying from people who care about your safety and stand behind their products [06:01].