E-bike and scooter buyer resources
Shortlist with the model library, compare two vehicles and save a specification summary. Use the buying checklists when you are ready to review configuration and quotation details.
Checklist updated October 2026. Model summaries use the current catalogue.
MODEL REFERENCE LIBRARY
Find a model specification summary
Search by model name or part reference. View the listed specifications, open the product page, or save a summary to use in your sourcing discussion.
| Item | Listed value |
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Catalogue summary. Agree configuration, delivery scope and terms in your quotation.
Buying from BG EBIKE
- WholesaleFlexible MOQ, mixed containers
- Private labelYour logo from one full container
- CKD & SKD kitsAssemble in your own market
- SamplesUnit price, credited against your order
- Quality controlInspection to your requirements, one-year warranty
- Packaging & shipping40HQ loading and lithium battery documents
- Wholesale pricesWhat drives a quote
- CustomizationColours, accessories, handlebars and seats
Your sourcing checklist
- Market and application: destination country, customer type and intended use.
- Product reference: model name and product page, or a clear vehicle reference.
- Configuration: requested battery capacity, motor designation, wheel size, brakes and colour. Record unconfirmed items as questions.
- Quantity: expected trial order and likely follow-up requirements, if known.
- Delivery scope: CBU, SKD, CKD or separate parts; confirm exactly what is included.
- Packing: carton dimensions, net and gross weight, included accessories and shipping quantity.
- Documents: ask which model-specific documents are available for your destination.
- Contact: contact name and email address for follow-up. Company details and a phone or WhatsApp number with country code are optional.
CBU, SKD or CKD: what to confirm
CBU means completely built-up vehicles. SKD means semi-knocked-down supply, and CKD means completely knocked-down supply. Packing contents, assembly responsibilities and checks must be agreed for the selected model and order.
- Ask for the exact packing list and supplied assembly state.
- Identify who will carry out assembly, inspection and local preparation.
- Confirm required tools, instructions and component identification before planning an assembly project.
Compare two catalogue models
Compare listed configurations. Speed and range figures with different or unstated test conditions are not directly comparable.
| Specification | F12 14 Inch Folding Electric Bike | Bubble Seated Electric Scooter |
|---|---|---|
| Motor | 400W motor | 350W brushless motor |
| Battery | 48V 8–20Ah lithium battery | 48V lead-acid battery |
| Tyres | 14 × 2.5; vacuum tyre | 14 × 2.5; vacuum tyre |
| Carton dimensions | 132 × 21 × 65 cm | 112 × 30 × 65 cm |
Compare electric two-wheeler quotations on the same basis
Compare price only when configuration, included equipment and delivery scope match.
| Item | Compare like for like | Clarify before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Motor | Power designation and whether it is rated or peak. | Do not compare a peak figure with another model’s rated figure. |
| Battery | Chemistry, nominal voltage and capacity in Ah. | Confirm which battery is included; an optional battery is a separate configuration. |
| Range | Configuration, rider load, speed or assistance level, terrain and temperature. | A catalogue range without conditions is not a like-for-like test result. |
| Brakes and tyres | Front and rear brake types, tyre size and type. | Check the written specification rather than relying on a similar-looking photo. |
| Weight and dimensions | Vehicle dimensions, battery inclusion, and packed dimensions and weight separately. | Carton dimensions are not vehicle dimensions; gross weight is not net weight. |
| Supply scope | Assembly state, included charger, accessories and packing list. | Agree the actual CBU, SKD or CKD contents and assembly responsibilities. |
| Commercial terms | Quantity, sample terms, lead-time starting point, shipping scope and warranty coverage. | Record exclusions and additional costs in the written quotation. |
Does a larger battery guarantee a longer range?
No. Nominal energy is calculated as voltage multiplied by capacity in amp-hours, but usable range also depends on the vehicle, load, speed, terrain and operating conditions. Compare range claims using the same configuration and stated test conditions.
Does a document for one model cover another configuration?
Do not assume it does. Check the model identifiers and configuration listed in the document, and request clarification when the battery, motor, controller or charger differs.
Configuration details after shortlisting
Use these checks after shortlisting, when reviewing a quotation or requested change. They are not required for a first inquiry.
- Battery and range: nominal energy (Wh) = nominal voltage (V) × capacity (Ah). For example, 48 V × 15 Ah = 720 Wh. Ask for rider load, assistance level, speed, terrain and temperature behind range figures.
- Electrical combination: identify the battery chemistry, capacity, charger input and output ratings, connector and polarity. Motor, controller, battery or charger changes require a system compatibility review; existing test results may not cover a changed combination.
- Mechanical fit and load: identify mounting points, clearance and rider or cargo use. Request the model-specific load rating, brakes and dimensions; appearance alone does not establish fit or approved capacity.
- Colour matching: identify the model, component and sample number. Discuss a physical colour reference when a precise match matters.
- Market documents: confirm the vehicle classification and documents applicable to the exact model, configuration, destination and intended operating location.
Prepare a parts or support request
Start with the vehicle model and version. A similar-looking component is not enough to confirm compatibility.
- Identify the product: model name, component reference and order reference if available. Keep customer names and payment details out of photographs.
- Describe the issue: what happens, when it started and any displayed error code. Include clear photos of the part, label, connectors and mounting points for follow-up.
- Confirm the proposed part: ratings, connector layout, dimensions and mounting must match the selected vehicle before a replacement is ordered.
What should a written warranty agreement include?
Ask for the covered components, coverage period and start date, exclusions, evidence required for a claim, and responsibility for parts, labour and shipping costs. Your quotation confirms these terms for the product and order.
What should I confirm for a sample order?
Request availability, sample configuration, price, freight and any agreed credit against a later order. Record approved differences from the catalogue before confirming a bulk-order specification.
Submit your sourcing inquiry
Use the inquiry form to submit your requirements and include your email address. After submitting, you will see a success message and receive a confirmation email.
More buyer guides
- How to Compare Electric Bike Supplier Quotes on the Same Basis
- How to Compare Electric Bike Range Claims for a Dealer Order
- Electric Bike Weight Limits Explained: Rider, Payload and Rear Rack Capacity
- Electric Bike Suspension Specifications: A Buyer Checklist
- Folding Electric Bike Dimensions: A Dealer Measurement Checklist
- UN38.3 Test Summary vs MSDS: Reading E-Bike Battery Documents
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