If your main consideration is your budget, then yes. But if you need to replace it’s batteries, then opt for a bike which have a new battery installed as presently batteries constitute a good percentage of the cost. Remember, it can be nearly impossible to check the lifetime longevity remaining for the battery. So make your choice wise. Another advantage of buying a used electric bike is that you will pay less for insurance, tax etc. One drawback will be if the previous owner have maintained or used the bike poorly, then it might affect and minimize its durability, which in turn could be a potential loss for the buyer. If the e-bike is out of warranty, it will mean any additional maintenance and repair that comes up later is on you. So I would suggest you go in for a used e-bike only if you know the previous owner and have tested the e-bike prior to making a purchase or else go for a new bike if you want peace of mind.
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