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Same, i love nireeka mega

Absolutely

I'm 173 and it's 19 inches. You might be better off with the 21 inch

@@NicholasRaftopoulos The site says 185cm - 210cm L (21") ...for 165cm - 185cm M (19"). So, you say 21 inch for 182cm? Hm, interesting. 🤔 Now I'm uncertain. 😅

@@PepeTheFren it's really a matter of positioning. There is no right or wrong. If you want to sit more upright go for the smaller frame. If you want to sit more forward facing, go with the larger one. I have a 17 inch and a 29 inch homie. I got better on the 19 inch but I love riding the 17 inch because it's more nimble on the right tracks.

Thank you 😀❤️

Hi Joe, I have the Schwable Marathon Plus 27.5 x 2.25 on the rear of my Homie and Maxxis 27.5 x 2.4 on the front. I have not had a puncture on the Schwable yet. Not once. :)

@@NicholasRaftopoulos thank you Nicholas. Good to know I can push the rear to a 2.25. I tried a continental mountain king 2.3 for the rear and it didn't fit so I went back to a 2.1. When it wears out, il try the 2.25. thanks again👍🏼

@@josemagsajo Any time Joe :)

Yes lol they certainly did 🤣😂

This one is 19 inch but it also comes in a 17 inch frame as well. Check it out at Nireeka.com

@@NicholasRaftopoulos I did but their frame size chart is not that informative and there are always inconsistencies between bike types and brands on how these sizes are measured. I would really appreciate it if you could tell me what's the distance between the ground and the saddle if you lower it all the way down. Thanks.

Hi Beck, Don't worry, I'll be doing a more in depth video very soon. This video was designed to show the bikes being ridden boy the boys. You can see in the video the three bikes on use and can clearly hear the Prime motor as the bike is ridden. Thank you for your comment 😊❤️

@@NicholasRaftopoulos Thank you Nick!! Greets from Florida

@@NicholasRaftopoulos Thanks Nick. I have the Homie since 2002 and just ordered the small frame Revenant just in case I hook up with a Gall to go Riding together!

You will love it, it's an awesome bike

Hi Nick, As an overall bike the Revenant ticks all the boxes. The Prime is choice for climbing steep terrain and riding on difficult surfaces that may be muddy, sandy, rocky etc. I love riding the Prime for this very reason. However it is not a long distance bike. It more for doing the hard work. The Homie feels very similar to the Revenant. It too is comfortable and a good bike to ride as well. I have risen the Homie on some wonderful MTB tracks and it handles them well but it's skinnier tyres do lack grip. I use the Homie for commuting mainly there days. It is ideal for long distance rides. I covered mine to a two wheel drive which gives me over 150km of riding before I need to charge batteries again. It also helped me ride up the mountain easier. The Revenant has no issues climbing up along the dirt road. It's 1,000w motor allows me to ride comfortably at 30 to 40km/h even up hill.

That’s awesome, I ordered the revenant and a extra battery so I’m excited for the journey

You will not regret it. I really have to say it's the best all round ebike I've ever ridden.

@@allenblevins7430 you can go on their website and build your own - nireeka.com/configurator

Hi Chris, I can pedal up to 50km/h on level ground and comfortable sit around 40km/h. 99% of my riding is off road and not in public areas. If I do ride in public areas I ride a lot slower. In fact when there are people and animals around I always slow down to to almost their speed. regardless of which direction they are facing. In relation to price depending on the final price of your purchase you can easily spend over $5,000 to $6,000 AUD. I paid $approximately $680 in fees once it landed in Australia.

To be honest I have no idea but I can tell you it feels lighter than both my Homie and Prime. I should weigh them all one day soon :)

Yes it is the Pearlized Silver, It is a great colour. I like all the colours for different reasons. Personally I prefer the black only because it is less obvious and harder to see when in public. I dont like attracting attention.

It's on my list 😀❤️

Hi Brian, I'm sorry to hear but without knowing the details to you circumstances it's hard for anyone outside of Nireeka to comment including myself. In addition, there is no point, defaming a company without stating the details of your situation. I can tell you from my point of view as a customer and also add someone who has helped others with their questions and our concerns about the Nireeka bikes. Nireeka have gone above and beyond in making sure their customers receive their bikes as promised. I've purchased 3 bikes personally. I paid full price.

Thank you Chris :)

I'm sorry for my extremely delayed response but you can remove it without damaging it. I have done this in my bike

Would that work on a ancheer battery

The beautiful thing about nothing is you don't have to worry about it lol

If you can reach behind the ignition, you may be able to remove the ignition and replace it altogether with a new one. Otherwise you can take it to a locksmith too fix it. Either way it shouldn't be too difficult. Maybe a little fiddly but you should be able to manage it. I had no ignition key on my bike, so I removed the ignition and bypassed it altogether as the battery on my bike has its own off, on switch. Best decision I made 😊

@@NicholasRaftopoulos Great advice Nicholos, thanks. I wonder did you miss type when you said 'Either way it should be too difficult.' Thanks

@@Joewalshe38 I'm sorry, yes that was a typo 😃

Did you end up buying one?

Hi Chris, The chain doesn't come off but when you ride in gears 9 and up it skips. That is on the earlier Primes. I think Nireeka have since fixed the problem by adding a derailer extension to help the chain lock into more teeth on the smallest cogs.

I don't see why it wouldn't handle it. This one doesn't have suspension but I still take it off road. In fact 80% of my riding is off road. I do some jumps but nothing really big and that more to do with my capability than the bikes capability

@@NicholasRaftopoulos sweet!

nireeka.com/configurator

It varies depending on the option you choose.

Canada

Heber you tried riding down a hill? Lol Actually the only way to market it faster is to replace the front chain ring with a bigger one. The motor is limited by the amount of revolutions it can do pretty minute.

​@@NicholasRaftopoulos I usually ride on flat land. How fast is the maximum speed when using the throttle? On a straight road. I'm curious about the maximum speed when using the throttle of the nireeka prime.

I'm in Australia. With the current state of our world freight and manufacturing crisis brought on be COVID-19 it is a waiting game. It is not unusual to be waiting for around a year. My order was one of the very first and part of my waiting time was the campaign with Indiegogo. It took about 14 months.

@@NicholasRaftopoulos oh wow thats a long time, but thank u for the reassurace. Cant also help to think that it might be a scam because of the other conments an reviews. Ill continue to be patient 👍🏼