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I bought the nibbi carburetor pe22FL with the kit. I had an extra intake manifold and used the air filter that came in the kit. I removed the whole air box that came on the bike. It was way too restrictive.

You're welcome. I did have an issue with the bike recently, and I am out of warranty. They diagnosed the whole thing with sending them multiple videos, and they gave me a solution that was very fair and reasonable. But when it comes to the internal settings, they just don't want you to mess with them.

@ArthurKlisiewicz You can see it folded at the beginning it's just all wrapped up. Do an image search for the "Wildeway fw11 4.0 folded" and you will see it. Yeah, I don't have a tripod for my videos, but that will change soon.

Did you use the baffle it came with in the muffler? I tried it without it, and it was way too loud.

I would wait until they come out with the 40ah version, which I think they will come out with soon. Or the wallke H9 awd is an option. There are tons more you can choose from. I just think the lighter weight higher amp hour bikes are where it's at.

Unfortunately, there is no regeneration, but it will conserve its large battery very well. Yes, you do have to pedal on some hills to get the power, but with smaller hills, you can just throttle up. It looks like you have the 3.0 version, which is less powerful than the 4.0 version

@@j-rollz Well, I just received it.. Wildeway's web site for the 4.0 shows my bike . . I can't really see any identification of the model on the bike. That said, it goes 30 easily, has 32ah 48v, 750 watt motor same shimano, everything looks the same as what you have here. I"ve looked very carefully at both the 4.0 and 3.0. . You should come up to Redding and we can race them lol. That said, I can't find 3.0 or 4.0 actually on my bike .....There are slight , very slight differences in the two photo's .

Thank you! Yes you know the exact reviewer I was talking about. The bike has the same manufacturer just a different private label. I will check out the new model. I'm looking at other bikes right now so I will put it on my list thanks for the info.

The one with the mechanical brakes is the 3.0 and the one with the hydraulic brakes is the 4.0 wildewayebike.com/collections/shop-fat-tire-ebikes/products/fw11-electric-bike-48v-32ah-battery-20-inch-fat-tire-bicycles

@@j-rollz oh really? Ok!

@@j-rollz and it comes with 4 pistons Jesus.

Yeah, the brakes are very good on it

@jacktough When i see a seashell molded in the way that nature moves, i feel like i need to say something. Thank you for the like!

When you stand on this bike and throttle, the twist throttle is not good enough. The throttle that it currently has is great for it. As for the motor, the 4.0 has a more powerful motor. It's more than enough, but if you're looking for greater power, then a different bike is probably your best bet.

You're welcome! From what the manufacturer told me, it's ok to get it a little wet. Basically, puddle splashes and light rain. They do not recommend spraying down the bike for washing. Heavy rain is definitely not good. They say it's ip67 rated, but it's doubtful. Light snow you can probably get away with, but anything around the battery or the motor you need to avoid getting wet. If your planning to use this as a commuter in all weather conditions, this may not be the bike for you.

Did you get the 4.0 or the 3.0 model? It's odd that you have these issues, but sometimes things do happen. They should make it right for you.

It was an amazing show!

Yeah it is a good deal. I paid $1,400 for mine

Yeah the Jones Beach Air Show

@@j-rollz lol i was at the farming dale airport with the museum and all that where they take off. I herd there was over 150,000 people at the beach 😂

It's usually 200,000-300,000 people. They close down the parkway and all the parking fields were filled. The show was insane this year. They did an amazing job.

@@j-rollz yea i can tell 😂. We herd them all the way from the airport, also we get a mini airshow too with tons of other planes and its just amazing we been going consistently for almost 10 years now

They use a version of the F-18

I am planning a new video. The only issue is that I crashed, and I broke my wrist and fractured my leg. The bike survived the crash. I am going to make a video of the damage. I was still able to throttle the bike 7 miles back while injured. So the bike definitely works. Today is actually the first day I'm going to walk without crutches or at least attempt to. I will be happy to give an update as soon as I can. If you have any questions about the bike please feel free ask anything that you would like.

@@j-rollz 😲😲 I hope you heal up quickly! I appreciate your quick reply. What is the furthest you've traveled on it on a single charge?

Thank you! I was able to get to 46 miles on throttle only, in the highest pedal assist. I still had 2 bars left of the battery life. If you pedal in pedal assist 1, I'm sure you can get close to a 100 miles. I did a 30 miles ride on pedal assist 1 with pedaling and it didn't even go down 1 bar.

@@j-rollz That's really impressive! 😁👍🏻 I ended up ordering it. I'm in Canada so I ordered through Amazon since the duty fees on it are really expensive cause of the weight. It was $1,580.87CAD ($1,156.28USD) So it ends up being a bit more expensive than the Wildeway website but considering the duty fees, Amazon was cheaper. 😂

I got it through Amazon also, I thought the way you pay on their site was a little sketchy. Congratulations! I'm sure you will get plenty of enjoyment out of it! You can't go wrong. The price, to specs, to quality ratio is just right on that bike.

No, it does not have a torque sensor. It's a simple ebike.

It has a cadence sensor which kicks in after pedaling a couple of cycles. One can use the throttle for assistance when in low gear to get started.

It weighs 77 pounds in total with the battery

Awesome man! Did you get the 4.0?

@@j-rollz no I thought it was to much for too little.

The extra power on the motor and the hydraulic brakes are worth the extra for me. The wider tires help with terrain. Hill climbing is much easier, and the brakes are very smooth. You can't go wrong with either model, but the 4.0 checks all the boxes for me personally

@@j-rollz coming tomorrow for sure, I had the fw11s, but this is more like it..the 11 is supposed to be top e bike of 2023, I bought some Flat Out tire sealer instead of inserts, and I can't ride it till my helmet shows up lol.,, Hey was your battery charged when you got it?

Awesome man. You will need to charge it when it arrives. I think it comes 70% charged up.

Unfortunately, customer service wouldn't give it to me for some odd reason. They completely ignored me when i asked. They sent me a video to change the pedal assist setting only. I guess they don't want you messing with it, but I did find a manual on their website. This is the best I was able to find. It's not exactly the same, but it works similarly, just not simple to follow the way it's written. wildewayebike.com/pages/user-manual

The rear rack on the 4.0 is welded to the frame and comes with a seat cushion and back rest. It can hold up to 110 pounds. Your son should be able to ride on the back. It will hold his weight. The bike can go over decent terrain. What do you mean by rigorous terrain? I fill up my cargo bag to the brim, and it feels like nothing is on the bike. It's been sturdy with any cargo in my experience.

Yeah, they are tanks. Mine is still going strong. I may be changing out the brakes soon, but that's about it.

Battery? I guess the scooter is worth it. It is built tough. It’s just that the battery is about half the cost of a new one.

I just put in a new battery. A few 1000 miles ago at the most, but it lasted forever for me and it was my only transportation for a few years. I still ride it now more like a farm truck. Or the scooter. I don't mind getting dirty or rough dump. Because I know it could take it. But yeah. A cheaper side of a fifty two volt battery is going to be around six hundred dollars at the moment. Now my new blue Tran. Lightning has the 302 AM hour 72 V. LG bat, it drains a lot slower and and you can definitely know the better quality. But I've had no problems really with their older cheaper ones.​@@grazz7865

Thank you! If you get it I'm sure you will love it

The 4.0 has hydraulic brakes. The 3.0 has mechanical brakes. You can add the brake fluid on the right brake lever. You can easily see the specs on the Wildeway website. If you don't think they are hydraulic, then were is the adjustment for the brake cable on the brake caliper?

@@j-rollz after seven months what do you think about it?

@bremarcle2729 I still love it. It should be maintained, and the bolts should be checked once in a while because you do get some noises. I actually crashed it 2 days ago. I fractured my knee and my wrist. I was still able to throttle back to my car, and the bike barely had any damage except for a few scrapes. I was more hurt than the bike.

4 inch wide tires. Thats why it's the 4.0

Their step-thru has 3" tires.

The 3.0 and the 4.0 have the same battery. The tires, brakes, and motor are the main differences between the two.

You probably got a bad battery. Did you contact the company about it?

@@j-rollz Ali all of that it wasn’t the battery because I have two batteries I went to the bike shop got the bike checked they told me everything was fine but I didn’t like the fact that when I was riding it shut off on me like out of nowhere

Have you had an accident with the bike and have you contacted the manufacturer?

@@j-rollz luckily, no accident I did get it on camera. I sent it to them, but all they was telling me to try this. Try that. I got rid of the bike the next day I sold it a bike shop. This was like 3 days ago

Have you tried both types of bikes? I find that the bike is very easy to pedal without the use of a battery, so it can be used like an ordinary bicycle. The battery is high quality and very doubtful that it will have a problem. I have friends with very expensive ebikes with 2 batteries and they have more problems with them. Their battery ports have problems and have to be replaced more often than not. This design is simple and works great even if the battery doesn't work. Not putting all your eggs in one basket works for finances, not the same for ebikes. Get whatever suits you. This bike is for leisure fun for me personally. I have a car and a motorcycle for everything else.

Thank you! Yes it is definitely worth the money. Specs to quality to price ratio is on point.

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

Im glad that the video was helpful to you. I also made a 4 months later video. I have not been able to discharge the battery, and the most I have done is 37 miles on throttle only, and it still had plenty of battery left. 3 bars out of 5, to be exact. There is an earlier review that someone else did, and they were able to get 65 miles on throttle only until the battery died. With pedal assist, you should be able to get around 100 miles, but so many factors can change that. Your cargo weight and terrain make a big difference in the battery life. If you want it, I believe it's a solid bike for the money. They have the 3.0, which is the downgraded version, but could possibly meet your needs if you're on a tighter budget.

@@j-rollz wow. if so, then these are really cool results. thanks again, I'm going to watch the video after 4 months

It really is!

You can just email me right?

Thank You!

Sshhhh... don't tell anyone that I'm really Vin diesel and I ride ebikes

@@j-rollz He could have made it to the ship no problem with this ebike in pitch black

@reese4010 Yeah, exactly. He would have gotten there real fast

That's the 4.0

@@j-rollz osea que la 3.0 es mala?

Bro your making me brush back up on Spanish haha. It's not bad it's just downgraded. The brakes are not hydraulic, and the motor is not as powerful. That's really all that's different. The range is going to be the same. I think the 4.0 is worth the money. You can decide what's best for you. If you only want to spend the money to get the 3.0 it's still worth it but the 4.0 is definitely better.

@@j-rollz Sorry, I would have liked to see this video before I bought 3.0 because I didn't know how bad it was.

Its not terrible. It will work its just you have less power and thr brakes will need to be adjusted sometimes

No problem man. I think you will love it. Thats a great price

Yes it is

@@j-rollz cool, I don’t live far from there.

I don't live far from there either

Cool, I'm in East Meadow. Maybe we'll run into each other, and we compare ebikes.

@Bobster986 Which ebike did you get? When the weather is warmer, I will be on the trails, at the beach, or on the boat. We may cross paths. I live much closer to the beach

On sale right now wildewayebike.com/products/fw11-electric-bike-48v-32ah-battery-20-inch-fat-tire-bicycles

​@@j-rollzI just bought their 3.0 step-over on Amazon an hour ago for $599 ...only 3 left

Thank You! Is there anything specific that you want to see in another video?

@j-rollz mmm probably one of your trail rides , top speed & how good are them hydraulic brakes ! It will help me out allot before I buy me one , I would really appreciate 🙏

@pauldiaz6540 The hydraulic brakes are surprisingly great on this bike. I'm in the northeast, so it's cold this time of year. I don't ride if it's freezing out. If I get a nice day, I will do a ride video.