Had my Kepler for over a year. I like it. Since I bought it other bikes have come out with similar stats. But price wise the Kepler is still a good deal. Biggest thing I don’t like? The step through really isn’t, unless you plan on turning the seat. Also the customer service is just ok, like most cheaper bikes these days. Things I did to mine after warranty expired: switched half throttle with a thumb drive which I prefer. Bought a second battery from offwego on aliexpress. I also added a drop post. For a tall bike, that is a desirable safety feature. As far as I can tell the wattage peaks about around 1250. Plenty fast enough for me and excellent torque. I’ve tried the app but it didn’t add much over the screen options. Bottom line: good quality bike with a big battery at a good price. Nice vid.
They could bump up amos to 35. Put a real wattage that shows on the display like they claimed it peaks at. Option for cruise control. And voltage on display. Put a chain protector on it. A horn and better headlight.
compare to the magicycle cruiser pro - closer. 52V buut still 750 watt a year more warranty - well known/ proven the rads are not a comparison at all - the rads popular, but weak compared to other ebikes. a rad is more of a 500 watt - so yeah a nice flat commuter. Himi is good, I have Favoto flurry 2.0 its more like the himi a 750 watt w/a 2 year warranty, adjustable stem & fine for rail trails and legal in the USA - a nice "comfy" ride Im on the fence about the kepler low step - to me the ability to adjust EACH PAS is important. my preference is low speed w/torque to get up a hill & not worry about it. I like the magi cruiser pro & if the Kepler was the same price? Id probably go to the kepler. the adjustable PAS I can work around my Favoto PAS1 I set to 25% [it comes 42%?] too fast, more of a launch :O I do like the lower PAS1 & PAS2 for trails (real trails) the magicycle pro also has adjustable PAS lvls (as my Flurry does) , hyd brakes, 2 yr warranty, 52V 20 ah battery, but a 750 watt hub drive [it is legal, but id like a little extra than my Flurry] as I want to ride logging roads & some of the trails (within reason) game trails I walk or ride a dirt bike. I have a 4 wheeler too, but Id like to put on an ebike as its quieter. the kepler low step has my attention, buut maybe an eahora juliet3 its AWD, but still hub drive and might overheat on long climbs (?) Im thinking also to get a mid drive 750 watt and "IF" needed? a front hub drive to make it AWD when I want it to climb easier. [a separate system] of course I could add that separate front hub on the kepler and have a great climber. so many choices.
To what do you pump your Fat tires, i have the ChaoYang 26x 4" that came with my Vtuvia Gemini 26inch Ebike. It states 1.4bar max. Yet the Store where i bought my Ebike from says i must pump it up to 2bar or 2.1bar. I'm bit worried and asking others that have similar tires or experience.
I'm pretty sure the Philodo H8 with it's Dual 1000 watt nominal, 1500 Watt peak Motors and 35 mph top speed with sub 6 second acceleration zero to twenty for $1399 is a better deal
yeah Id get an H8 too, but I want a step thru [im spoiled] never thought Id like that "gurls" frame design. I have both an over and a thru. after my wife thought the ST was too big for her. I tried it & its now my favorite. I do wish philodo made a step thru - sigh - that would have solved my quest - for a few months anyway my ebike lust seems to never end :o
That bike is $2300 now and it goes about the same exact speed, same ah battery, and crazy more weight. I love the ecells dual star but its pretty spendy compared to this beast. Have fun either way both bikes are great i think.
i have one it has 4300+ mi i even greased the motor, but it’s making a grinding noise now, i can’t ride it know… and battery seems to die faster now.. i have 2 batteries, you still ghost peddle at times so i don’t know who’s paying these guys for doing this review… ive had mune for 2 yrs, the noise he makes when hitting the brake is the noise i have now peddling or throttle…
No one paid for the review and at 4300 miles it’s sounds like the bike has served you. My riding style affords me the ability to pedal into it at 37mph, so the ghost pedal assessment stands. Hope you’re being positive but regardless, thanks for watching
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Had my Kepler for over a year. I like it. Since I bought it other bikes have come out with similar stats. But price wise the Kepler is still a good deal. Biggest thing I don’t like? The step through really isn’t, unless you plan on turning the seat. Also the customer service is just ok, like most cheaper bikes these days. Things I did to mine after warranty expired: switched half throttle with a thumb drive which I prefer. Bought a second battery from offwego on aliexpress. I also added a drop post. For a tall bike, that is a desirable safety feature.
As far as I can tell the wattage peaks about around 1250. Plenty fast enough for me and excellent torque. I’ve tried the app but it didn’t add much over the screen options.
Bottom line: good quality bike with a big battery at a good price. Nice vid.
They could bump up amos to 35. Put a real wattage that shows on the display like they claimed it peaks at. Option for cruise control. And voltage on display. Put a chain protector on it. A horn and better headlight.
$1,499 current sale price.
compare to the magicycle cruiser pro - closer. 52V buut still 750 watt
a year more warranty - well known/ proven
the rads are not a comparison at all - the rads popular, but weak compared to other ebikes.
a rad is more of a 500 watt - so yeah a nice flat commuter.
Himi is good,
I have Favoto flurry 2.0 its more like the himi a 750 watt w/a 2 year warranty, adjustable stem & fine for rail trails and legal in the USA - a nice "comfy" ride
Im on the fence about the kepler low step - to me the ability to adjust EACH PAS is important.
my preference is low speed w/torque to get up a hill & not worry about it.
I like the magi cruiser pro & if the Kepler was the same price?
Id probably go to the kepler.
the adjustable PAS I can work around
my Favoto PAS1 I set to 25% [it comes 42%?] too fast, more of a launch :O
I do like the lower PAS1 & PAS2 for trails (real trails)
the magicycle pro also has adjustable PAS lvls (as my Flurry does) , hyd brakes, 2 yr warranty, 52V 20 ah battery,
but a 750 watt hub drive [it is legal, but id like a little extra than my Flurry] as I want to ride logging roads & some of the trails (within reason) game trails I walk or ride a dirt bike.
I have a 4 wheeler too, but Id like to put on an ebike as its quieter.
the kepler low step has my attention, buut
maybe an eahora juliet3 its AWD, but still hub drive and might overheat on long climbs (?)
Im thinking also to get a mid drive 750 watt
and "IF" needed? a front hub drive to make it AWD when I want it to climb easier. [a separate system]
of course I could add that separate front hub on the kepler and have a great climber.
so many choices.
Mines says its coming on august 27, 2024. I upgraded from a huffman hardtail mtb into a kepler.
You should do a review on Aniioki V7. 35mph 60ah battery for $1,999.
big battery, big motor, that's why people buy bikes like this
To what do you pump your Fat tires, i have the ChaoYang 26x 4" that came with my Vtuvia Gemini 26inch Ebike. It states 1.4bar max. Yet the Store where i bought my Ebike from says i must pump it up to 2bar or 2.1bar. I'm bit worried and asking others that have similar tires or experience.
I'm pretty sure the Philodo H8 with it's Dual 1000 watt nominal, 1500 Watt peak Motors and 35 mph top speed with sub 6 second acceleration zero to twenty for $1399 is a better deal
So is Aniioki V7. Kepler has been defeated and it only took about a year and a half.
@@Jolly-Green-Steve nah the V7 is listed for $2200 for only 1600 watts peak, not a better deal
yeah Id get an H8 too, but I want a step thru [im spoiled] never thought Id like that "gurls" frame design.
I have both an over and a thru. after my wife thought the ST was too big for her. I tried it & its now my favorite.
I do wish philodo made a step thru - sigh - that would have solved my quest - for a few months anyway
my ebike lust seems to never end :o
E-Cells 5 Star is the same price and it’s better✅
Will you please share the $1699 Ecells bike link ?
1999 e cells much more quality parts full suspension @@ElectricAllWheel
That bike is $2300 now and it goes about the same exact speed, same ah battery, and crazy more weight. I love the ecells dual star but its pretty spendy compared to this beast. Have fun either way both bikes are great i think.
i have one it has 4300+ mi i even greased the motor, but it’s making a grinding noise now, i can’t ride it know… and battery seems to die faster now.. i have 2 batteries, you still ghost peddle at times so i don’t know who’s paying these guys for doing this review… ive had mune for 2 yrs, the noise he makes when hitting the brake is the noise i have now peddling or throttle…
No one paid for the review and at 4300 miles it’s sounds like the bike has served you.
My riding style affords me the ability to pedal into it at 37mph, so the ghost pedal assessment stands.
Hope you’re being positive but regardless, thanks for watching
@@ElectricAllWheel yea it’s all good im just pissed cause my bike is broke..
Hey Matt, I am already a happy customer of yours. I have a strange question. I want to get my own shirts like yours with my logo embroidered on them. Do you mind telling me the brand name and style# that's on the tag ? TIA @ElectricAllWheel
Steve these were a custom order. The shirts are Croft and barrow from Kohls