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- Trust-tier on file: not yet assessed
- Currently have an active code: 5%
- Document free return shipping: 17%
- Document a customs/duties status: 0%
- Median return window: 30 days
- Median free-shipping threshold: 50€
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AI summary
GIN e-Bikes is an online shop specialising in electric bicycles aimed at UK and international customers. The range includes 250W, 500W, and 750W models in crossbar, step-through, folding, carbon folding, and sleek display variants, alongside colour options such as turquoise. The site also lists accessories and upgrades like extra batteries, padded saddles, front racks, superchargers, suspension seats, covers, pumps, phone holders, helmets, tail lights, anti-theft alarms, pannier bags, U-locks, and handlebar spacers.
The company is registered in the UK as TRUSTFY PRIVATE LIMITED (#13472399) and operates from a warehouse in Berkshire, with collection available free of charge from its Reading facility. UK customers pay an additional £49 towards delivery, Northern Ireland £79, and other international destinations £99 per bike; import taxes and VAT are stated to be included in the listed price. Orders are typically dispatched within 48–72 hours of payment when stock is available.
Payment is accepted by credit card. The site notes that payment-commission fees (around 1.9% for UK buyers and 2.9% for international buyers) are deducted from any later cancellations or refunds. Additional services include a cycle scheme, test rides, e-bike rental, and an EU storefront serving DE, ES, FR, IT, and UA. Customer support is reachable by phone at +44 333 050 3789.
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