This review made me buy this bike … zero regrets!!! It’s rad !!! I recommend it highly… that’s all !! I’ve had it for 3 days and it’s fast , comfy and cool looking !!! I suggest you get one or get the new step thru version!! And real world range with a 250 lb dude … I am getting 60-70 mile both motors full throttle!!! Rad !!!
It's good to hear you're enjoying your new bike. I have a quick question for you... Does the front wheel / handle bar wobble when going at high speeds? The reason I ask is because I got the G-Force T7, which is a very similar bike to the H9 minus the front wheel motor and after watching his review I have only one gripe. The front wheel / handle bar wobbles when going passed 20 mph. I figure it does that because most of the weight is in the rear and me being a heavy dude like you, combined with the heavy ass 60ah battery kinda screws with the front handling of my bike. I saw the H7 is coming out too and I'm trying to decide between the H9 and H7, but I wanted to verify if someone like me gets the same wobble on a similar bike.
How long have you had it now and is it still running strong or any issues, I’m looking into getting my first e-bike ever so I’m clueless and looking for advice please 🙏🏻 would very very much appreciate it and God Bless you
@@JESUSISKINGOFKINGSLORDOFLORDS i have had the h9 for a month now. The only issue was the rear brake line rubbed against the tire due to improper installation in the factory. I have been waiting 2 weeks for a replacement. My only gripe is that wallke blatantly lies about the size of the motors. The motors are advertised as 1000w in the rear and 750w in the front. In reality they are 750w in the rear and 500w in the front. I weigh 240lbs and i get 80-90 miles per battery charge and i do not take it easy. Max speed i have seen using gps is 32mph. Excellent hill climbing abilities as well.
@@JESUSISKINGOFKINGSLORDOFLORDS it’s a super strong runner , built very well and the only issue is flat tires …. Besides that I’m very happy with my WALLKE H9
I received mine about a week ago. Admittedly, this is my first ebike. But I've had many motorcycles in the past and feel like I've done my research thoroughly. This bike Checks all of my boxes. Power, portability, and Range. I was going to do my own review of this bike on RUclips, but you beat me to it. I am thoroughly satisfied with it.
@@leonardomohammed5318 I weigh 250 pounds, my girlfriend weighs 130 pounds, And it doesn't feel any different with her on the back. Especially when in dual motor mode. It was Easy to put pegs from Amazon on it for her. I'm actually starting to wonder if something might be wrong, because the battery is taking so long to drain. If you're looking for a combination of portability, range, power, and payload, this works great.
@@leonardomohammed5318 I weigh 250 pounds and I've gotten right about a 100 miles on 75% of the battery. Some of that is with my 130 pound girlfriend on the back. Almost all of it just with rear wheel drive. There aren't a lot of hills in Florida, but I do have a fairly steep one near my house that made it very easily in AWD.. The only thing I'm replacing on this bike is the goofy giraffe neck handlebars with BMX style that I ordered from David brand new. This thing is just awesome. Saves me a lot in $4 a gallon diesel for making local trips around town.
@@GiRides I have noticed it a little bit when I am on the street and going full speed, But you don't need both motors in that scenario. It's easily overcome by just backing off the throttle a little bit if it's that much of an issue. It's not an issue for me at all.
Thank you for this yes it’s a huge problem not that the shouldent sell ones like it but they need more regular bike looking options more hidden unfortunately because people the law included can’t just leave others alone with something that is no more an issue if not arguably less than driving cars. Funny a motor cycle just passed in the video as I was typing this.
All testing in 7th gear on full throttle. I gave this thing a proper test for a big guy. Aight homies, big dude here (6ft 275-300lbs depending on when you read this)... Got the Wallke AWD H9 because of this review (bought me and my brother who is roughly 5'10 230 each one). So far I've ridden it from the Southside of Chicago to the Northside twice. Thing is awesome. Some lady smoked me at 87th n western from the east to west bound right turn lane, but the brakes worked perfectly to stop the bike... She just kept coming over the crosswalk line and smacked my front wheel throwing me off the bike and onto my knees and hands. Only busted the fender a bit (popped the little studs that were holding the plastic to the middle bracket, took me 15 mins to throw a nut and bolt on there when I got home). Lady was in her 60s,stopped,immediately got out and offered to call an ambulance... My fatass was more embarrassed I got tossed from the bike than hurt so I made sure she was fine and went on my way (my Lil bro was pissed I didn't get insurance info.. I'm very passive if it's an accident, but if you tread on me... Its a different story) ... I got health insurance and it's been 2 days since the incident and my knees are already doing better. Walking was fine but bending then up and down stairs was a little rough. Nothing some ice couldn't help... Former rugby player so I'm used to taking shots to my knees. I didn't have a helmet on because I'm an idiot, but the gloves did save my hands getn scraped up. Had long thicker sweat pants on so I feel that helped a lot too... Knee pads in my future... It's a high fall. Going to the Northside about 22 miles I got the battery to read 51%,charged it at my brother's to 100 while we watched a movie, and then rode home which read 61% (took a direct path home instead of winding through neighborhoods like on the ride up). I will do a more thorough drain on the battery to see how it performs in the future, but it was only in the 60s Monday... It's been in the 30s every day since. So far, I'd give it 9.5/10 as my tailbone (former injury stuff) was pretty sore when I got home, but Western is BUMPY AF if you know the road... It handled it like a pro.
Was avg 30+ on the on board speedometer the majority of the trip. Western is pothole city, but flat for the most part. On the biggest incline 85th up to 87th I did actually give it some pedal from the light just to get ahead of traffic, but even without down shifting the bike maintained 28mph on on board speed once I stopped pedaling. I beat traffic to the light which blew me away. Super happy with the performance. Hopefully it keeps up.
Man I'm 5 ft 6" and 140 lbs think I can ride this thing? , I wanna buy it for a couple of months now but there's no place to test drive it here and I'm afraid I might be but short for it..
@@HanmaDhmkayou could ride it but you'd be jumping up to get on the seat. My crotch (32inch inseam) rests right above the frame when I'm off the bike at a red light with both feet on the floor. I normally have it on a slight tilt w/ one foot on a pedal the other on the floor. Left leg planted right leg over the seat on a pedal is the most comfortable.
@@HanmaDhmka I'm short too bro. Seriously makes me want to start a company and make small ebikes. Hard to find something with guts that isn't for people 7 ft tall XD
As a tall female at 6 ft 2 I really appreciate your height assessment of the usefulness of riding position on these tests. I'm going to be commuting to work on the bike trail and need a folding tall person bike and I may have just found it ! Thank you
That's a heavy duty package there! Definitely a bike I would not feel the need to upgrade. Agree that the weight being centered helps with handling. The RadMini has the same placement, and that makes it nimble on actual mountain bike trails. While I do like the way dual motors pull you through sand, I prefer a single motor with the equivalent power. Even with dual Tesla batteries, my total bike weight is 79 pounds.
Cool, you're demoing a Wallke! I recommended the company send you the X3 Pro since it's a large bike and you're 6'5". I own an X3Pro and it is great! Definitely watching this review.
Hey buddy how long have you owned that X3 Pro? Just trying to find out more info on this company before Im comfortable spending my hard earned money with them. I would love this H9, but I want to make sure Im not throwing my money away. Ive heard of people have issues with some of their bikes and company. Edit: Talked to few people online on Reddit that had it, and they convinced me the company is solid and to buy it. I just purchased it today and will update comment again when I get it and ride it.
@@jonbacklas5975I don't have one but personally all the complaints I have gotten are low stock on spare parts which varies with time, but I've had no one complain about the quality of the bike itself, seems to be trustworthy, and customer support is quick to respond, ofcourse being a chinese company everything will take extra time
This has become a ritual for me now since (2023) following ebikes. Love your approach on giving these thinge a thorough Real World workout in all the important areas. Plus , the way this ebike market is popping , you've got an enless supply ;-) Also, i wonder as a theft deterrent, can they make an easy way to lock up the wheels from turning like on the juice brakes perhaps? I'm thinking of just a quick temporary way to disable a bike that people couldn't roll it away instead of roping itup ? Thanks
Hay bro , I really like your shows. I like that you put all the bikes though the same test, because it makes it easier for people to compare bikes. I was texting you to ask if you could do a review on the Nireeka mega please . I saw your review on the nireeka revenant. 🤙🏻 I know you'll love the mega !! Thanks you . 🚲
I think most people forget that the battery will go bad at some point and would probably cost $1000 to get a new one if they even offer it for a replacement
I actually got a decent ad too about this pistol vacuum that shoots air too and with the reverse can just shoot the debris out or just empty it lol but if you gotta get crap done may as well make it as interesting as possible works best for me anyway. It was surprisingly powerful itself.
👍 New Survival King of its class: FOLDABLE; Dual-motor; surprisingly only 20 inch tires handling high torque very well. With this model's features and more affordable price there is NO EXCUSE for a God-obedient man not to be able to get his woman/child/granny out of Harms Way to a safer haven! ONE WALKIE MOD REQUESTED: Integrate a Rambo Rack mod hitch attachment for the Rambo Carrier (to carry Go-Bags) while still allowing rear seat operation. Nicely done California Dude!
I like to use compressed air to clean my bike too and sometimes use degreaser and WD-40 the original is a degreaser not a lubricant maybe at first but it drys up but they make lubricants too and seems to do my bike well.
Matt, glad you did this review. Been thinking about the H9. On Black Friday I bought the H6 MAX with the Dual Battery Kit (which btw fits/works in the H9) then a couple of days after the H6 was delivery they announced the H9 (ya bummer). Been waiting for someone to review it. I'll give it a few days to think it over as it looks pretty sweet. Thanks for the review Matt.
Looks like a decently powerful ride! Oh and Thanks for showcasing the #SandDollarChronicles as they support the #HealTheBay organization. Dudes! & Dudettes! We Gotta keep our beaches clean!
Wallke without any doubt is the better one just because I've been reading everywhere a lot of Aniiokis coming with problems and their Customer Service being really really bad.
right now the h9 max is 1799 with coupon code and you get a helmet, bag, and basket for free. Not to mention that it goes 6-7 more mph and almost twice the range, you shouldve went with the wallke lmao
Hey bud, another great vid! I have a question for you tho. I am tryin to do my research on this e-bike before I pull the trigger on it. How many miles (roughly) does it get goin throttle only? Does the battery go down quickly in throttle only, and rear motor only, and AWD? How heavy is the bike without the battery, is it tough as hell to bring up and down a few stairs? I am 5’7”, 170lbs for reference. Thanks man, ad keep the great vids coming!
I think the battery on top of the rack in the rear would be a better design for the bike and then they can find a way to also mount the seat or cargo rack over it. This would shorten the frame as well as make is easier for shorter people to ride it. Even at its lowest setting this bike is too tall for me and too huge, I am 5'4", it also looks extremely long, you're 6'5" and the bike looks as big as you. Cool bike though, I always enjoy seeing all the new releases of dual motor ebikes, as they're not too common but definitely fun and necessary for some big hills. I have a grizzly myself and I'm converting another ebike to dual motors.
From a logical point, that sounds good, but I have to ask: Ever ride a bike, any bike with a load on the rear? That is the worst place to put a load for handling. Even over the front wheel is preferable. It makes turning, which requires tipping the frame and using the shoulder of the rear tire completely unstable. Maybe a 20 Ah battery, under 10 pounds, but this is triple that, plus your putting g the load up high. I see your point t, but there's a reason they put it where they did. The alternative would be Eahora Juliet.
Dam! Folding bike that strong and that much battery.. This could do it for a main E Bike for most people. 32-33mph isn't bad.. Dual suspension. That battery is worth like $1,500 alone .
When the battery is fully charge what is its voltage? 50.4V or 54V ? its the difference between a true 48V battery and a not so true 44V battery its something no one the does bike reviews un boxing talks about and its rather important.
Please beware from buying from this company! I purchased H6 max and I am barely getting 20 to 30 miles off a charge not to mention the motor cable cord was cut on the actual breaks! It’s a terrible design! Wolf (owner?) keeps telling me my bike is fine and will not refund or replace his piece of shit bike! The battery doesn’t sit in the frame properly and it’s welded horribly! I have proof of purchase and I have videos and photographic evidence to prove all of this. WALLKE BIKES ARE TERRIBLE!!!
This same guy starts a RUclips channel showing off his Wallke bike and food delivery business. You cant make this stuff up. He needs a bike shop to hold his hand when a screw comes loose.
What seems to get more miles to it, and more reliable and longer lasting, the H6 or the H9, and seen there’s room for an extra battery?? Was wandering how that works or was that false information?
@@flyiniowa6255 lol, na, dual motors is for hill climbing, they're claiming 2800w, a single Bafang hub wounds for torque climbs just as well with half the wattage. So what's the point?
@@bassw1758 The H9 has a 40ah controller running both motors. That's 1920 watts max. 2 motors allow you to shut one off to run on flat ground more efficiently. Pros and cons to every setup.
I’m about to order this bike what ever you do I wouldn’t get a Jasion E bike x hunter the bike it self was good but the parts are ass the gear broke on me with end 2 weeks of me having it
I want to buy this bike so bad but also scared of theft. What's the point of spending $1700-1800 plus $400-500 for good locks and getting stolen within a week. This bike can't be insured since it's dual motors that's way exceed 750w which is the limit for all insurance companies. If I could find an insurance company that's willing to insure a 1000+w ebike I'll definitely get this bike.
I bought this exact Ebike Wallke H9 60AH. and insured my bike thru "Sundays" bike insurance company, i was skeptical about the hoops and loops of what they cover, I requested a written statement that they will cover my Ebike and they emailed me that they will, so far so good, even though i have an insurance i am still hoping that it wont get stolen.. I am paying $12/month for the e bike insurance btw.
@@santoslorenzthank you for the info. I think insurance companies need to update their policies now that most of the new ebikes came with a 1000w motor or more. Eventually, none of the new ebikes will be covered if they still keep the limit at 750.
@santoslorenz eh, to each their own. Grizzly has 35ah, this has 60ah. Almost double so it better have more range. It's also almost 140lbs while the grizzly is about 110lbs. Grizzly also has a range of 42mi of non-stop full throttle. The 100mi range is always an exaggeration, if you do the math, it's probably closer to 60mi of non stop full throttle. That's more than most need for a bicycle, and most people charge after they ride. I've yet to have my grizzly "die" on me after hours of riding
@santoslorenz so you're pretty much trading 20 extra miles of range for an extra 30lbs. Not worth it in my opinion, but everyone has their own needs. If I need to go anywhere further than 30mi, I take my car 😂
@deklinstanelle9345 I live in tucson and we have "The Loop" which is a 120 mile stretch of a bike route. So Wallke is gonna be the better option for me.
@santoslorenz whaaaaa dude no way that's awesome. Yakima, Washington could NEVER. That would be a cool ride for sure. I just have regular roads here, not even bike lanes. Grizzly gets me around town, I need to get a Hitch so I can carry it on my car and go visit a few state parks a few hours away.
I decided to get the H9 and I'm going to be putting it through its paces. I'm going to ride it from the East Peoria, IL riverfront, up out of the river valley and out to Eureka, IL, then take the backroads through Goodfield, IL, and down Broadway Rd. to Pekin, IL. Climbing up out of the river valley should really test the battery's endurance, as the route I'm taking for the climb is about a 2-mile long, 10% grade. I weigh 340 (And losing), so this bike is really going to have to work HARD. Because I'm using it for a bit of exercise, I'll be running in pedal assist 2 (or 1), rear motor only, unless AWD becomes necessary.
Only way on H6 is to unplug the pedal sensor. Then use throttle and cruise control (hold down "-" button for 3 seconds) to get the exact speed/power you want.
35mph folding ebike! Nice. 116 lbs though with 30+lb batteries and it sort of undoes the portability advantage of the folding feature. Do not carry this bike up stairs! Overkill. Bike would be good for Virgin Islands.
Easily the best delivery bike, with the extra 20ah in the frame you could literally work all day going fast as hell and never have to worry about range.
PLEASE HELP: So I bought this Ebike after going through an EXHAUSTIVE amount of research including this video. It was my first Ebike purchase and here’s my issue: WHY IS THERE A PEDAL SYSTEM AT ALL? This does not seem to be a “pedal assist” bike - so why the pedals??? You’re either on throttle only with zero pedal resistance, or on zero power trying to pedal a 100lb+ bike. Is anyone experiencing something different? There’s no exercise with the H9 - just fantastic power and range but no exercise option???
@@TankTheSpank if I wanted the exercise only option, I wouldn’t be riding an electric bike lol… I bought an electric bike so that I could have a pedal assist. The H9 is pretty much a Mo-Ped out of the box. You’re either pedaling a 100lb bike with no power, or there is zero pedal tension and you’ve got tremendous throttle power. Anyway, I’ve gotten a lot of advice on how to go inside internally and change the settings so I hope that makes a difference.
At first I didn't understand your question, and now i got the Bike i get what you mean. The assist levels are highly adjustable.. Level 0 is 0% power Level 1 by default is set to 50% and Level 2 is set to 70% level 3 is 80% level 4 is 90% and level 5 is 98%. I changed my Level 1 to 45% and level 2 to 65% Level 3 to 75% level 4 85% and level 5 to 100%.I get my exercise on level 2 which has a max speed of 18mph. You can play with the settings and set what works for you better. Keep in mind that because of the stock crankset and casset, you will "ghost pedal" around 17-18mph. by getting an aftermarket crankset with higher tooth#'s will definitely give you a little more resistance in high speed for exercise.
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This review made me buy this bike … zero regrets!!! It’s rad !!! I recommend it highly… that’s all !! I’ve had it for 3 days and it’s fast , comfy and cool looking !!! I suggest you get one or get the new step thru version!!
And real world range with a 250 lb dude … I am getting 60-70 mile both motors full throttle!!! Rad !!!
It's good to hear you're enjoying your new bike. I have a quick question for you...
Does the front wheel / handle bar wobble when going at high speeds?
The reason I ask is because I got the G-Force T7, which is a very similar bike to the H9 minus the front wheel motor and after watching his review I have only one gripe. The front wheel / handle bar wobbles when going passed 20 mph.
I figure it does that because most of the weight is in the rear and me being a heavy dude like you, combined with the heavy ass 60ah battery kinda screws with the front handling of my bike.
I saw the H7 is coming out too and I'm trying to decide between the H9 and H7, but I wanted to verify if someone like me gets the same wobble on a similar bike.
@@LeeAyzahn Mine doesnt wobble. Very sold feel when riding it
How long have you had it now and is it still running strong or any issues, I’m looking into getting my first e-bike ever so I’m clueless and looking for advice please 🙏🏻 would very very much appreciate it and God Bless you
@@JESUSISKINGOFKINGSLORDOFLORDS i have had the h9 for a month now. The only issue was the rear brake line rubbed against the tire due to improper installation in the factory. I have been waiting 2 weeks for a replacement. My only gripe is that wallke blatantly lies about the size of the motors. The motors are advertised as 1000w in the rear and 750w in the front. In reality they are 750w in the rear and 500w in the front. I weigh 240lbs and i get 80-90 miles per battery charge and i do not take it easy. Max speed i have seen using gps is 32mph. Excellent hill climbing abilities as well.
@@JESUSISKINGOFKINGSLORDOFLORDS it’s a super strong runner , built very well and the only issue is flat tires …. Besides that I’m very happy with my WALLKE H9
I received mine about a week ago. Admittedly, this is my first ebike. But I've had many motorcycles in the past and feel like I've done my research thoroughly. This bike Checks all of my boxes. Power, portability, and Range. I was going to do my own review of this bike on RUclips, but you beat me to it. I am thoroughly satisfied with it.
please still do there is limited vids on this bike and I am interested in hill climing and weight capacity
@@leonardomohammed5318
I weigh 250 pounds, my girlfriend weighs 130 pounds, And it doesn't feel any different with her on the back. Especially when in dual motor mode. It was Easy to put pegs from Amazon on it for her. I'm actually starting to wonder if something might be wrong, because the battery is taking so long to drain. If you're looking for a combination of portability, range, power, and payload, this works great.
Do you get that annoying front motor skipping noise?
@@leonardomohammed5318
I weigh 250 pounds and I've gotten right about a 100 miles on 75% of the battery. Some of that is with my 130 pound girlfriend on the back. Almost all of it just with rear wheel drive. There aren't a lot of hills in Florida, but I do have a fairly steep one near my house that made it very easily in AWD.. The only thing I'm replacing on this bike is the goofy giraffe neck handlebars with BMX style that I ordered from David brand new. This thing is just awesome. Saves me a lot in $4 a gallon diesel for making local trips around town.
@@GiRides
I have noticed it a little bit when I am on the street and going full speed, But you don't need both motors in that scenario. It's easily overcome by just backing off the throttle a little bit if it's that much of an issue. It's not an issue for me at all.
Get Wallke to send you the extra battery and do an extended mile range video i love those!
I haven't seen any in stock for months.
Been patiently waiting for this review. Did not disappoint.
Thanks!
😂 @ 12:06 blatantly editing out blowing a stop sign.
Solid review as always 🤙🏼
The usb-c port on the display is what made this one a winner for me second would be the foldability...
Thank goodness it looks more like a bike and not a motorcycle... Ebikes that look like motorcycles are just going to attract police attention
yup and then you gotta get a tag insurance smh naw im good
Thank you for this yes it’s a huge problem not that the shouldent sell ones like it but they need more regular bike looking options more hidden unfortunately because people the law included can’t just leave others alone with something that is no more an issue if not arguably less than driving cars. Funny a motor cycle just passed in the video as I was typing this.
All testing in 7th gear on full throttle. I gave this thing a proper test for a big guy.
Aight homies, big dude here (6ft 275-300lbs depending on when you read this)... Got the Wallke AWD H9 because of this review (bought me and my brother who is roughly 5'10 230 each one). So far I've ridden it from the Southside of Chicago to the Northside twice. Thing is awesome. Some lady smoked me at 87th n western from the east to west bound right turn lane, but the brakes worked perfectly to stop the bike... She just kept coming over the crosswalk line and smacked my front wheel throwing me off the bike and onto my knees and hands. Only busted the fender a bit (popped the little studs that were holding the plastic to the middle bracket, took me 15 mins to throw a nut and bolt on there when I got home). Lady was in her 60s,stopped,immediately got out and offered to call an ambulance... My fatass was more embarrassed I got tossed from the bike than hurt so I made sure she was fine and went on my way (my Lil bro was pissed I didn't get insurance info.. I'm very passive if it's an accident, but if you tread on me... Its a different story) ... I got health insurance and it's been 2 days since the incident and my knees are already doing better. Walking was fine but bending then up and down stairs was a little rough. Nothing some ice couldn't help... Former rugby player so I'm used to taking shots to my knees. I didn't have a helmet on because I'm an idiot, but the gloves did save my hands getn scraped up. Had long thicker sweat pants on so I feel that helped a lot too... Knee pads in my future... It's a high fall.
Going to the Northside about 22 miles I got the battery to read 51%,charged it at my brother's to 100 while we watched a movie, and then rode home which read 61% (took a direct path home instead of winding through neighborhoods like on the ride up). I will do a more thorough drain on the battery to see how it performs in the future, but it was only in the 60s Monday... It's been in the 30s every day since. So far, I'd give it 9.5/10 as my tailbone (former injury stuff) was pretty sore when I got home, but Western is BUMPY AF if you know the road... It handled it like a pro.
Was avg 30+ on the on board speedometer the majority of the trip. Western is pothole city, but flat for the most part. On the biggest incline 85th up to 87th I did actually give it some pedal from the light just to get ahead of traffic, but even without down shifting the bike maintained 28mph on on board speed once I stopped pedaling. I beat traffic to the light which blew me away. Super happy with the performance. Hopefully it keeps up.
Man I'm 5 ft 6" and 140 lbs think I can ride this thing? , I wanna buy it for a couple of months now but there's no place to test drive it here and I'm afraid I might be but short for it..
@@HanmaDhmkayou could ride it but you'd be jumping up to get on the seat. My crotch (32inch inseam) rests right above the frame when I'm off the bike at a red light with both feet on the floor. I normally have it on a slight tilt w/ one foot on a pedal the other on the floor. Left leg planted right leg over the seat on a pedal is the most comfortable.
@@HanmaDhmka I'm short too bro. Seriously makes me want to start a company and make small ebikes. Hard to find something with guts that isn't for people 7 ft tall XD
Question what would you daily commute this or the aniioki???
This for sure
Just ordered my 60 amp AWD version with a dual battery kit cant wait Your videos alwasy make me want more lol.
As a tall female at 6 ft 2 I really appreciate your height assessment of the usefulness of riding position on these tests. I'm going to be commuting to work on the bike trail and need a folding tall person bike and I may have just found it ! Thank you
That's a heavy duty package there! Definitely a bike I would not feel the need to upgrade. Agree that the weight being centered helps with handling. The RadMini has the same placement, and that makes it nimble on actual mountain bike trails. While I do like the way dual motors pull you through sand, I prefer a single motor with the equivalent power. Even with dual Tesla batteries, my total bike weight is 79 pounds.
Ed Bassmaster sighting... Hilarious.!
Psh
Would you look at that?
Cool, you're demoing a Wallke! I recommended the company send you the X3 Pro since it's a large bike and you're 6'5". I own an X3Pro and it is great! Definitely watching this review.
Hey buddy how long have you owned that X3 Pro?
Just trying to find out more info on this company before Im comfortable spending my hard earned money with them.
I would love this H9, but I want to make sure Im not throwing my money away. Ive heard of people have issues with some of their bikes and company.
Edit: Talked to few people online on Reddit that had it, and they convinced me the company is solid and to buy it. I just purchased it today and will update comment again when I get it and ride it.
@@jonbacklas5975I don't have one but personally all the complaints I have gotten are low stock on spare parts which varies with time, but I've had no one complain about the quality of the bike itself, seems to be trustworthy, and customer support is quick to respond, ofcourse being a chinese company everything will take extra time
This has become a ritual for me now since (2023) following ebikes. Love your approach on giving these thinge a thorough Real World workout in all the important areas. Plus , the way this ebike market is popping , you've got an enless supply ;-) Also, i wonder as a theft deterrent, can they make an easy way to lock up the wheels from turning like on the juice brakes perhaps? I'm thinking of just a quick temporary way to disable a bike that people couldn't roll it away instead of roping itup ? Thanks
I ended up yesterday ordering thi bike with this battery $1799 but I did 24 payments at $96 so I spent like $2300
I just ordered one of these bikes using your link! Your review showed me it was the right bike for me.
How do you like yours?
I also bought the e-bike because of your presentation
Hay bro , I really like your shows. I like that you put all the bikes though the same test, because it makes it easier for people to compare bikes.
I was texting you to ask if you could do a review on the Nireeka mega please . I saw your review on the nireeka revenant. 🤙🏻
I know you'll love the mega !!
Thanks you . 🚲
I just ordered mine, Where do you put pegs for the passenger?
$1899.00 with shipping using both discount codes! (WK200 & HB200) Crazy price Wallke for a 60ah AWD.
Did you get yours from Amazon or the website? I got mine from Amazon for $1,699
Nvm noticed you said the 60 ah version
@@itzjustkris7964 $200 shipping from amazon and taxes. Bought mine today $1799 no Tax no shipping, free helmet and back rack bag.
been waiting for this review. there is a $400 discount. niceeeee matt!
Can you do a video showing all the stats with all the bikes? Kind of a breakdown 0 to 20 range price, pros and coins all that
Very nice, they are like the ultra version of folding bikes. Although they need to do a 52 volt version.
Hahaha!! You got to see Ed Bassmaster! That's awesome!😂👍🏼
Thanks for the review.. just bought this last night.
I think most people forget that the battery will go bad at some point and would probably cost $1000 to get a new one if they even offer it for a replacement
It's a duel battery, a second can go in the neck I think 20ah for like $600. But yea the big battery literally would be a G or more. Good point
@@g_dub NO its about $788
I choose dual max it is well built same as the box , snow and steep trails = great fun quiet Rokon,keeps surprising me
😍 awesome bike... Engwe could learn some things.
Great looking bike. Great video like always!
AWD, torque, range and it folds. Great review. Thanks!
I actually got a decent ad too about this pistol vacuum that shoots air too and with the reverse can just shoot the debris out or just empty it lol but if you gotta get crap done may as well make it as interesting as possible works best for me anyway. It was surprisingly powerful itself.
👍 New Survival King of its class: FOLDABLE; Dual-motor; surprisingly only 20 inch tires handling high torque very well.
With this model's features and more affordable price there is NO EXCUSE for a God-obedient man not to be able to get his woman/child/granny out of Harms Way to a safer haven!
ONE WALKIE MOD REQUESTED: Integrate a Rambo Rack mod hitch attachment for the Rambo Carrier (to carry Go-Bags) while still allowing rear seat operation. Nicely done California Dude!
I have the same brakes on my conversion bike. Stops me over 45 consistently without brake fade
I like to use compressed air to clean my bike too and sometimes use degreaser and WD-40 the original is a degreaser not a lubricant maybe at first but it drys up but they make lubricants too and seems to do my bike well.
Matt, glad you did this review.
Been thinking about the H9. On Black Friday I bought the H6 MAX with the Dual Battery Kit (which btw fits/works in the H9) then a couple of days after the H6 was delivery they announced the H9 (ya bummer). Been waiting for someone to review it.
I'll give it a few days to think it over as it looks pretty sweet.
Thanks for the review Matt.
Looks like a decently powerful ride!
Oh and Thanks for showcasing the #SandDollarChronicles as they support the #HealTheBay organization. Dudes! & Dudettes! We Gotta keep our beaches clean!
Still just wish they'd make the logo and shocks blue or green
You should make the room completely dark so you can test the lights on the bikes too
The moon cool bike has a 500 watt rear 500 w front and it went up that 20% grade both front and back independently
So which do you like better the Wallke or the Aniioki A8 Dual motor?
Wallke without any doubt is the better one just because I've been reading everywhere a lot of Aniiokis coming with problems and their Customer Service being really really bad.
Man I wonder how it feels to receive thousands of dollars worth of e-bike and scooters to review! You worked hard for this I’m just dreaming lol.
I live in an NYC apartment. I want one of these but I’m afraid I’m going to need a smaller one. Like a luckeep
You have a lot of video reviews, which is great! Have you done a review on the Okai EB50 bike? I’d love to know your thoughts on it.
I was considering this bike but the weight is a no go, I think I've settled on the HEYBIKE TYSON, was hoping you'd do a review on that
I second this motion 👍🏻😊
right now the h9 max is 1799 with coupon code and you get a helmet, bag, and basket for free. Not to mention that it goes 6-7 more mph and almost twice the range, you shouldve went with the wallke lmao
@davidt2325 thanks for letting me know but idk if I could lift it up into my Freightliner
Hey bud, another great vid! I have a question for you tho. I am tryin to do my research on this e-bike before I pull the trigger on it. How many miles (roughly) does it get goin throttle only? Does the battery go down quickly in throttle only, and rear motor only, and AWD? How heavy is the bike without the battery, is it tough as hell to bring up and down a few stairs? I am 5’7”, 170lbs for reference. Thanks man, ad keep the great vids coming!
Generally 40ah can do 60 ish miles throttle only, 60ah can do like 100 miles, pedaling makes very little difference
Thanks for such a quick response🤫
I think the battery on top of the rack in the rear would be a better design for the bike and then they can find a way to also mount the seat or cargo rack over it. This would shorten the frame as well as make is easier for shorter people to ride it. Even at its lowest setting this bike is too tall for me and too huge, I am 5'4", it also looks extremely long, you're 6'5" and the bike looks as big as you. Cool bike though, I always enjoy seeing all the new releases of dual motor ebikes, as they're not too common but definitely fun and necessary for some big hills. I have a grizzly myself and I'm converting another ebike to dual motors.
From a logical point, that sounds good, but I have to ask: Ever ride a bike, any bike with a load on the rear? That is the worst place to put a load for handling. Even over the front wheel is preferable. It makes turning, which requires tipping the frame and using the shoulder of the rear tire completely unstable. Maybe a 20 Ah battery, under 10 pounds, but this is triple that, plus your putting g the load up high. I see your point t, but there's a reason they put it where they did. The alternative would be Eahora Juliet.
Dam! Folding bike that strong and that much battery.. This could do it for a main E Bike for most people. 32-33mph isn't bad.. Dual suspension. That battery is worth like $1,500 alone .
i got the 40ah version for $1,699
The ideal electric bike Right here folks!
Would you look at that!!!
Just look at it!
But, would you look at it?
Is this Rob Schneider's brother?
What do you do with these bikes after you review them?
Why did they hit us with the 48v thooo
HI TH, Awesome channel bought Zeegr S1, a true BMFer, very very happy with that one. So my big brother does that bike come with any other size tires?
Cool video, hope you're okay from fall...
When the battery is fully charge what is its voltage? 50.4V or 54V ? its the difference between a true 48V battery and a not so true 44V battery its something no one the does bike reviews un boxing talks about and its rather important.
The ultimate delivery bike! Is it UL certified for NYC?
hey bro, you got a lot of bikes, i want one, no matter how terrible it is😖
Do you know/have heard or ths Starrun S20? Love your reviews. Respect your opinion. Just was wondering.
Amazing bike!
Shouldn’t the battery be charged flat? Just wondering 😅
Cute dog man .Never seen it before.
I'm pretty convinced he's cosplaying as Ethan Chase, or (Tremblay) in the movie, "Due Date" from 2010, the dog's name is Sunny btw..
9:18 Because air weighs SOOOO much 😅
Please beware from buying from this company! I purchased H6 max and I am barely getting 20 to 30 miles off a charge not to mention the motor cable cord was cut on the actual breaks! It’s a terrible design! Wolf (owner?) keeps telling me my bike is fine and will not refund or replace his piece of shit bike! The battery doesn’t sit in the frame properly and it’s welded horribly! I have proof of purchase and I have videos and photographic evidence to prove all of this. WALLKE BIKES ARE TERRIBLE!!!
Agreed, I’ve had same issues scammer company
This same guy starts a RUclips channel showing off his Wallke bike and food delivery business. You cant make this stuff up. He needs a bike shop to hold his hand when a screw comes loose.
@@flyiniowa6255yes I posted the bike and if you can watch it doesn’t even run properly in the video lol
Great review…
Я не знаю английский, но я все понял о чем идёт речь 🤝👍
Sweet!
What seems to get more miles to it, and more reliable and longer lasting, the H6 or the H9, and seen there’s room for an extra battery?? Was wandering how that works or was that false information?
Hello can you take the measurements of it in its tightest folded form? Thank you!
$2100 with with 40ah bat, tuff to beat
It's $1899 with 60ah bat.
@@flyiniowa6255 after watching the full review, lack of power was disappointing
@@bassw1758 Looks like you'll need a motorcycle or a 72volt machine to get what you want.
@@flyiniowa6255 lol, na, dual motors is for hill climbing, they're claiming 2800w, a single Bafang hub wounds for torque climbs just as well with half the wattage. So what's the point?
@@bassw1758 The H9 has a 40ah controller running both motors. That's 1920 watts max. 2 motors allow you to shut one off to run on flat ground more efficiently. Pros and cons to every setup.
I’m about to order this bike what ever you do I wouldn’t get a Jasion E bike x hunter the bike it self was good but the parts are ass the gear broke on me with end 2 weeks of me having it
Matt what mic do you use for your vids while riding?
I was thinking I needed to get the lectric expedition as im about 390lbs, but I think I want this more. I cant find weight limit info on it.
What's the max of the Walkee H9 can tow even in AWD and what's the max it can tow in just 1 wheel drive ?
how did i miss this video
80ah sounds nice to me might put a other 20ah rack battery on the rack and make it 100ah bike
60ah+20ah。dual batteries maximum 80ah😀
Anybody replace the throttle with a full twist throttle? I find the setup/position of the 1/2 to be annoying...
I want to buy this bike so bad but also scared of theft. What's the point of spending $1700-1800 plus $400-500 for good locks and getting stolen within a week. This bike can't be insured since it's dual motors that's way exceed 750w which is the limit for all insurance companies. If I could find an insurance company that's willing to insure a 1000+w ebike I'll definitely get this bike.
I bought this exact Ebike Wallke H9 60AH. and insured my bike thru "Sundays" bike insurance company, i was skeptical about the hoops and loops of what they cover, I requested a written statement that they will cover my Ebike and they emailed me that they will, so far so good, even though i have an insurance i am still hoping that it wont get stolen.. I am paying $12/month for the e bike insurance btw.
@@santoslorenzthank you for the info. I think insurance companies need to update their policies now that most of the new ebikes came with a 1000w motor or more. Eventually, none of the new ebikes will be covered if they still keep the limit at 750.
This is a cool bike, good pricing too. In my opinion, the Grizzly is still king 👑
Grizzly is not a king when you have to pedal after 30miles. Wallke will keep on going more than 60 miles in dual motor
@santoslorenz eh, to each their own. Grizzly has 35ah, this has 60ah. Almost double so it better have more range.
It's also almost 140lbs while the grizzly is about 110lbs. Grizzly also has a range of 42mi of non-stop full throttle. The 100mi range is always an exaggeration, if you do the math, it's probably closer to 60mi of non stop full throttle. That's more than most need for a bicycle, and most people charge after they ride. I've yet to have my grizzly "die" on me after hours of riding
@santoslorenz so you're pretty much trading 20 extra miles of range for an extra 30lbs. Not worth it in my opinion, but everyone has their own needs. If I need to go anywhere further than 30mi, I take my car 😂
@deklinstanelle9345 I live in tucson and we have "The Loop" which is a 120 mile stretch of a bike route. So Wallke is gonna be the better option for me.
@santoslorenz whaaaaa dude no way that's awesome. Yakima, Washington could NEVER. That would be a cool ride for sure. I just have regular roads here, not even bike lanes. Grizzly gets me around town, I need to get a Hitch so I can carry it on my car and go visit a few state parks a few hours away.
Lets GO!
Ed Bassmaster!!!!!!😂. Just look at it.
Anyone have any pointers on how to get the Wallke link to work? It says "this site can't be reached".
Hey here you go!
Can you geyt uk shipping on this bike?
If so how much for shipping?
How long would it take for delivery?
Many thanks 👍
does the 40 amp battery have the same power?
And how many miles can a person get out of it?
Will you be conducting a "range test" with this one in the future? I'd love to see if this bike will go the distance!
I decided to get the H9 and I'm going to be putting it through its paces. I'm going to ride it from the East Peoria, IL riverfront, up out of the river valley and out to Eureka, IL, then take the backroads through Goodfield, IL, and down Broadway Rd. to Pekin, IL. Climbing up out of the river valley should really test the battery's endurance, as the route I'm taking for the climb is about a 2-mile long, 10% grade. I weigh 340 (And losing), so this bike is really going to have to work HARD. Because I'm using it for a bit of exercise, I'll be running in pedal assist 2 (or 1), rear motor only, unless AWD becomes necessary.
I’m getting 70-80 miles on a full charge/ full throttle.. I love my H9 AWD 60aH !!!!!
Your discount code don’t work anymore.
Bonjour, j’ai vu sur des vidéos que la roue avant sautait à une certaine vitesse est ce que cela vous le fait et si oui en avez vous parlé à Wallke?
Can't pull the battery out ???
What is the setting for throttle only? No peddle assist.
Only way on H6 is to unplug the pedal sensor. Then use throttle and cruise control (hold down "-" button for 3 seconds) to get the exact speed/power you want.
@@flyiniowa6255 you are a LEGEND! Thank you.
@@outdoors445 how have you been finding it throttle only?
Does the bike really has a gps device or is the app just showing your phone's position?
Hello, please tell me which bike to buy for yourself with twenty wheels for around 2,000 $
Author of the video, please answer, can I buy or order such a bike to Europe?)
35mph folding ebike! Nice. 116 lbs though with 30+lb batteries and it sort of undoes the portability advantage of the folding feature. Do not carry this bike up stairs! Overkill. Bike would be good for Virgin Islands.
Easily the best delivery bike, with the extra 20ah in the frame you could literally work all day going fast as hell and never have to worry about range.
it's lame that none of these e-bike companies can put a good 9-speed derailleur on there, so we don't have to ghost pedal at high speeds.
Check out ecells
eddbassmaster!!!!!!
PLEASE HELP: So I bought this Ebike after going through an EXHAUSTIVE amount of research including this video. It was my first Ebike purchase and here’s my issue: WHY IS THERE A PEDAL SYSTEM AT ALL? This does not seem to be a “pedal assist” bike - so why the pedals??? You’re either on throttle only with zero pedal resistance, or on zero power trying to pedal a 100lb+ bike. Is anyone experiencing something different? There’s no exercise with the H9 - just fantastic power and range but no exercise option???
I am confused on what you are trying to say. If you wanted exercise option only then don't turn it on...
@@TankTheSpank if I wanted the exercise only option, I wouldn’t be riding an electric bike lol… I bought an electric bike so that I could have a pedal assist. The H9 is pretty much a Mo-Ped out of the box. You’re either pedaling a 100lb bike with no power, or there is zero pedal tension and you’ve got tremendous throttle power. Anyway, I’ve gotten a lot of advice on how to go inside internally and change the settings so I hope that makes a difference.
@@maestroalhadeff, I'm looking at this bike.. did changing the settings help?
At first I didn't understand your question, and now i got the Bike i get what you mean. The assist levels are highly adjustable.. Level 0 is 0% power Level 1 by default is set to 50% and Level 2 is set to 70% level 3 is 80% level 4 is 90% and level 5 is 98%. I changed my Level 1 to 45% and level 2 to 65% Level 3 to 75% level 4 85% and level 5 to 100%.I get my exercise on level 2 which has a max speed of 18mph. You can play with the settings and set what works for you better. Keep in mind that because of the stock crankset and casset, you will "ghost pedal" around 17-18mph. by getting an aftermarket crankset with higher tooth#'s will definitely give you a little more resistance in high speed for exercise.
Thanks!! That’s super helpful :)