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No, this short was early in the day. Here is the complete video here ruclips.net/video/Ut9IdJ8U9YQ/видео.html I believe the total was 80 miles. With a third battery it was 122 or something like that. The bike has almost 19k miles on it now, so it has been a blast. Expecting a new bike soon and will start a new journey. thanks for watching

The H8 has been a great ride, I love it.

Yep, it was fun. The packed snow and ice on the road kind of dangerous, but I got my ride in : )

They seem to do real well. At least as good as the standard tires, maybe better. Ice, is a different story. It can go south fast regardless of the tires. Snow is gone now, so hopefully we are done for the year : )

You are welcome, thanks for watching

Yeah, snow does not last long in the south. Most of the time it is gone within a few days, a week at the most. Real hard winters it may go for a couple of weeks. I ride regardless, I am bullheaded I guess : )

Yep, I have to get it to 15k ; )

Old blue still the Best Buy of the all wheel drives

Depends on the battery style, Some are made different. For this style it works, other styles you may need a different solution.

Cool, I know you will enjoy. My next upcoming video is my H8 ride in the snow. I will soon be filming my 15,000 mile ride, it should be a blast. : ) The bike has been great.

@ amazing.

I use chainsaver, My first bike I wore out the chain and freewheel at about 5k miles, which was crazy. Then I discovered chainsaver. 18k miles and still going strong. It should be the first item in my Amazon store, I can not recommend it enough: www.amazon.com/shop/papablueshirt?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfshop_T3C26558K02JV3XQ54C2 I just put some on about every 3-500 miles it has been great, hope that helps : )

If you click the related video you can see more of the process:ruclips.net/video/2FV_J_u5jds/видео.html

Yeah, the original H8 is hard to beat. I will soon have 15k miles on mine. That being said, I put over 18k miles on my Jumbo and I really, like the button to turn off and on the AWD. This last month I have been riding my H8 and I really miss the button. So hopefully you will get your issues worked out. As far as take off, you should be able to change that in the settings. The front tire jerking could be oil on the disc brake, it should wear off. My rear fender I had to bend into position, You can also double check to make sure it is mounted correctly as someone told me they had something switched which caused a rubbing, but it was fixed when they changed it. Congrats on your new bike, hopefully you will get the issues worked out. I have put over 33k miles on my two Philodo's, so they have been very dependable.

Thank you! It has been a great adventure!

I think you may be right : )

Yeah, I have had great luck with these low end bikes. One over 10k. one over 14k and then this one over 18k. I think I get my monies worth LOL You may be right on the car, I looked it up and it looks like that is the one. it is a nice looking car. : )

I mostly ride in Ky, some in TN. Thanks for watching : )

Thank you ; )

You really do not need this to steal the battery. Just twist it to the side and the whole thing pops off and they run away. The key just keeps it from popping off during riding, it does very little in regards to theft. thanks for watching

Yeah at first each bike is a little different, after 100 miles it is like old hat. I switched from my Jumbo to the H8 the other day and it felt weird at first. By my second ride I was used to it. Will be a cold ride today brrrr I don't want to get used to the cold rides LOL

I try to time my stops, I am lazy and do not like to change the brakes LOL

Yea, they all do that. It is kind of like, if you continue at the same pace this is what you have left. If you turn the pas down a number or two, it should go up as you do not use as much on the lower settings. I just look at it as an estimate, after riding daily, you start getting used to the range. Many times I have went down to 1 or 2 as I did not think I would make it. Do that a few times and you will certainly error on the other side LOL I start to worry when it shows close to 1/2, These 100 pound bikes are a bear to ride without power. : )

@ ok thx

Congrats, sounds like you have been bitten by the bug ; ) I get that same feeling every time I ride, It never gets old. : )

@papablueshirt yes sir I most definitely did

Glad it helped! : )

The way this is made, there is a ton of room. The only limitation would be the chain. I think you could go with a 60 if you like : )

Yeah, shortly after this I put new tires on it. This bike ended at 10,606. I just ride it down the shop and back [with my new tires LOL]. Wife felt sorry for me and bought me a new bike : ) I Rode it to almost 15k miles. My next bike to 19k miles, my record for miles on a tire is 14k miles. : ) Thanks for watching

Yes, I rode to conserve power as the trail has limited access in some parts. Riding on pas 5 as fast as I can go it would have been probably 45-50 miles on the new battery. : )

@papablueshirt wow that's awesome! It's to cold for me to ride but once it's warm I'm taking my new ebike out. I'd love to add a second or 3rd battery to mine

Yeah, it has been pretty cold here too. In the 20's, the range is no where near as good when it is cold. But I probably would not last that long either ; )

Yeah, pretty easy to do. I just don't like to open up if I don't have to. I opened up my H8 I think it was after about 13k miles, and it was as you describe. Grease everywhere, except on the teeth. I think the grease works it way off the teeth pretty fast. Being nylon teeth, I don't really think it is needed. Thanks for the comment : )

I have over17k miles now, so the batteries are getting tired. But when it is warm I can get 50-60 miles with the two batteries. I run 3 batteries and can ride about 90 miles. Now that it is cold, I do not get anywhere near that. I alright with it though as it is cold riding at 15 degrees : )

Bummer. Almost 15k miles, it has been a great bike. : )

I could, but you take a chance of introducing dirt or breaking the seal and having water get in. I will probably just ride it until it goes just so everyone knows how long you can go if you ignore ; )

@@papablueshirt i just bought a wired cruiser this past fall good to see you got all those miles

I probably average about 30 mph, The bike has 3 batteries and is set up so I can run 5 if wanted. With the 3 batteries, it is probably 120 pounds or more. I also have flatout in the tires which puts quite a bit of strain on the motors. So far it has been working great. The flatout did kill my top speed and distance more than my thick tires. I had a flat once and that is not fun with this heavy bike. So I put flatout in it. I rode over 4k miles with a hole in the tire, so the flatout gives me peace of mind. : ) Sounds like the factory may have put some weird grease in yours as you should never have to grease that soon. Grin technologies said he is not convinced you even need grease with the nylon gears, I tend to agree. I think sometimes people mistake the bearing being dry for the need to lubricate the hub gears. The gears are nylon and should make no noise [or very little] even without grease. The bearing on the other hand would need to be greased if it was dry. I greased my H8 at about 13k miles if I remember right. I had a weird noise at like 10k miles, but it went away. I opened it up at 13k and saw one of the gears had a few teeth missing. So I changed it and added a little grease while I was at it. I will soon pass 15k with it and it seems to be doing fine. I am kind of on the crazy side, I was riding over 4k miles a month in the summer. The thought of pulling the rear tire every week did not appeal to me LOL. I wanted to at least wait until I changed the tires. Turns out the tires I buy last forever. I finally changed the rear at 14k miles. Everything was sounding good, so I just left it alone and will see how far I can go. Maybe when I change the next tire, or maybe I will just buy a new bike ; ) Thank you so much for your input

Actually I have it so I can run 3, here is the video of me adding the third battery. : ) ruclips.net/video/uxeMdT-D1jE/видео.htmlsi=HR2O4dV4xSVuklzk

Thanks!

I think you are right, and most people are not crazy like me and put 17k on a bike. So most will never have to grease.

Glad it helped : )

You might try aliexpress. It may take a while to arrive, but you might find a pretty good deal. Let me know if you find one : )

Looks like we were spared. We were right on the edge, so all we got was a lot of rain, then a dusting of snow. 20 miles away they lost power and it was a mess, we are closer to TN, so most of it missed us. Did not hurt my feelings any : )

Appreciate it! : )

Just missed us, we got a lot of rain, then a dusting of snow. So the motor is still ungreased ; )

Yes they were still hanging on, our last storm wiped out a lot of them. So my next video most of them will be gone : )

And I am not done yet ; )

I am not familiar with the light, that being said I think heat is the most important consideration with lettuce. As long as it does not get too hot, you can experiment with the dimming and also the length of time they are on. With this variety, you will know when you get it right as it will be deep red. I hope you have great success.