This new bike is a blast and I enjoyed riding it. It definitely turns heads and loves to cruise. See if it’s right for you! #quietkat #ebike #QuietLynx #lynx #bikelife #moto See it Here..QuietKat lynx: alnk.to/3nffJyO Ask me direct for fast response ...asqme.com/@johnnysweekends If you feel I helped you out, consider Buying me a Coffee 👍🏼🙌🏼👊🏼😀 www.buymeacoffee.com/johnny5120J CHECK OUT MY OTHER CHANNEL 👍🏼😀 youtube.com/@johnnysweekends
Quietkat had a deal and dropped the price by about a G. I ordered mine because i felt 4k was peicey but 3k sounds about right. Id look for deals and promotions. I'm going to get use to it for a month or two and then get another battery and mount it to that rack with some saddle bags and go off road/camping or fishing with it.
Hey, very good review! Do you know if there are quick disconnects for the rear tire removal if you get a flat? I was between this and the Ride1up Revv1, and watching the video on how to change the Revv1's rear tire has me 2nd guessing. You basically have to take apart the entire bike. Hoping Quietkat gave that some thought. Thanks!
This is definitely cool. Just purchased Quietkat's Jeep model for more off road prowess w/ 9 speed SRAM but for street and trails, would be happy to experience this Lynx. 2 speed hub motor will definitely appeal to those riders that crave simplicity. Enjoyed your review.
Thank you! Yes the jeep model is a better way for the more rugged but yea, this really is a great cruiser and explorer bike! Thanks again for watching and glad you enjoyed 👍🏼😀👊🏼
Been watching lots of e-bike videos. This is the first one that checked all the boxes for me as to what I want in an e-bike. Now, if they would just come out with a bolt on back rest to go on that rear rack, it would be perfect!
Awesome review! The bike you featured definitely resembles a downsized version of the Neutronic ebike Excalibur, which has caught my eye too. Any plans to review the Excalibur in the near future? Would love to hear your thoughts on it!
I have the silver one and the black one really like them but i wish they were a bit lighter and some of my friends try it out but it is a bit big for some of the I wish there were sizes that the seat could adjust to but i love them
Yeah right you better get all that for $3600-4000. I have a $900 26" ebike and I can get all those riding stats from it. Sure it doesn't have hydraulic brakes and fancy other stuff but hey my last ride with it before storing for the winter I got 30 miles on my $900 bike, and I'm perfectly fine I love my fat tire bike that gets ohhh's and ahhhs as well. One last interesting true fact. In the 1970's I purchased my first family station wagon. It was a brand new 1974 Ford Pinto wagon. $3500 out the door. And that was over priced being it was purchased in Californias inflated pricing. 😅
Yes I like the specs of those, wonder how long they will last till it burns up but who knows. These are all a crap shoot. Unfortunately the looks of many e-bikes are so so. This one at least has style but yes the entry price is pretty high
$4000 seems pretty standard these days for your mid-tier e-bike. But for that price, I would like to have seen dual geared hub motors, or a higher output direct drive motor. The styling though is outstanding. It really is an eye-catcher, and a great platform to build upon.
@@PoweredwithJohnny Respectfully disagree with you here, unless you mean for legal reasons that it's an offroad bike, because plenty of people put supermoto style tires on them. I really like this bike you're reviewing, and the design is extremely sharp. It's also clear that they're using high quality parts on it, but $4K is an excessive price. Should be around $2,500-3000.
Yea mainly legal reasons that one will definitely have to be registered while this one is on the boarder. Depends how you play your cards lol. But agree the design and build is quality. And yea I agree the entry price is a little high$3299 would have been a better entry then sales would drop ya under 3k
It has a higher torque motor and a 25 ah battery. And it’s lighter. The styling is just not a favorite but overall probably a good bike. I need to grab one.
There is no dealer that I know of but sportsman does carry some of the bikes sometimes. So they would be the closest to purchase. I don’t know if anyone has picked up the line yet in the Redding area. Good eye btw…👍🏼
Well to be honest for myself If I'm paying over 2000 I'm not buying nothing I have to peddle in the first place for 3000 or 4000 I'm going all electric Throttle for that price!
The lynx can get up to 30mph without peddling depending on conditions I got it to 35mph I think it's a solid piece of equipment but agree a bit pricey. I got mine with a new years sale for around 3k. I would suggest outside other models looking for deals because they are out there.
Have you even looked at different brands of e-bikes? Cheap entry level models all start at around 2k! If you want something unique and different you're going to pay for it.
Looking at the bike front fender looks useless it would be nice if it came down much farther to protect the battery and the rider otherwise take it off does no purpose
Are you sure you’re even allowed on the lot of those bike paths because class three bikes are not allowed on most of them you’re basically with a class three restricted two bike lanes on roads and a few bike Waze. For the most part you’re not allowed on bike paths particular ones that accommodate pedestrians bicyclist in hikers
You can adjust this to class two. Obviously common sense goes along way. No one around your fine. People around, slow cruising and being respectful. And respectfully if a cyclist can churn along at 28mph while he is training, I can’t see much difference. Except I can maintain that much longer if I wanted. We have many cyclists around that train. You would be surprised how fast they are. And currently there are no posted restrictions in the areas I ride. I assume someday yes as people will be blasting there way when people are around. I try to ride when traffic is minimal. Hence you don’t really see anyone in my rides.
By your own admissions you're throttling a class 3 30-35mph on bicycle/pedestrian paths that at best allow a class 2 limited by law to 20mph on PAS only. You claim you only drive recklessly like this when there is no one else around but we see speeding at around curves with less than 50 feet of forward visisbility. You're dangerous, incompetent, irresponsible and a menace to everyone else on those paths. It's 20% Jeffrey's like you who will fork it up for the rest of us.
@@PoweredwithJohnny totally agree with the common sense comment, but the difference between a cyclist and someone on an e-bike is ~80lbs x 28mph which is a whole lot of extra momentum. As a former car accident reconstructionist, I can assure you that is a large difference, especially considering the risk of hitting a pedestrian. That aside, great review, great looking bike, & looks like it's running for -25% off right now. Just wish it had a toddler seat adapter for that rear rack!
Too expensive for the specs. WAY too expensive. Only a 48V battery is a deal-breaker. Do they understand what year it is? NO MORE 48V batteries -- 52V+ please. Nice-looking bike, cool frame. You can get an Ariel Rider with better specs for under $2,000. And for this kind of cash, you can get a Lyric Graffiti X with _WAY_ more power and a 60V battery. This review must have been paid for.
Mate how, you realize the avg ebike uses about 30wh per mile for 30mph and at 30wh x 100miles you’d need a battery of 3kwh about but that’s in the best conditions with a lighter rider, not too many hills, wind or luggage/gear. So factor that up by another 10ish watts and that’s 40wh/mile so 40wh x 100 miles you’d need 4kwh battery. Say it’s 52v you’d need a ~76ah Don’t get me wrong I don’t think this bike is worth it either and it’s not very competitively priced at all, but unless you’ve built a ticking time bomb of a battery and a absolutely huge cheap bike, I don’t know how you’ve gotten a $1800 estimation. I mean even 48v stealth bombers don’t have that many amp hours and cost more.
No link to the product? Did I miss it? Also...why would you buy this LOL, way more feature packed options out there offering better performance for nearly HALF the price. Dumb.
You can check this one which I believe is on sale now ENGWE X24 Best Powerful Ebike Under $2000? Dual Battery!!! ruclips.net/video/Bxzj8itRxZk/видео.html
Nice review. $4k is too much for a single battery / motor. Nothing special about either & only 48 volt. Probably tops out at 30 mph. My Ariel Rider Grizzly has much farther range w dual batteries, and climbs hills like no other w dual motors.
Same, I own the Grizzly too. Literally any ebike in the $3000-$4000 range should not come with a 48v battery but at least 52v or better with at least 35ah and must have either at least a 1000w dual hub motors or a powerful single hub motor such as a 3000w direct drive
I got mine for 3k and can afford another battery. The bike can go 30-35mph without peddling which is pretty good for the weight. I agree ebikes are a tad expensive but i think it's pretty solid for what it intends to do.
What is the motor noise level of the Lynx in dB? The brand name QuietKat suggests a low noise eBike. If not dB info., how does it compare to other hub motor eBikes the reviewer has tested? The only other review on RUclips of this bike, to date, without background music during ride filming, suggests it’s just as noisy as an average geared hub motor eBike. ruclips.net/video/KP3vBOCfkFA/видео.html I would pay a premium for a truly quiet eBike.
It’s $2999 now which the original price was definitely too much. But after riding a lot of other bikes this still feels good. Quality ride that looks great. Sure not as fast but everyone checks it out. And you can get ahold of quiet kat. Many other companies you cannot. Silence normally which is sad
This new bike is a blast and I enjoyed riding it. It definitely turns heads and loves to cruise. See if it’s right for you!
#quietkat #ebike #QuietLynx #lynx #bikelife #moto
See it Here..QuietKat lynx: alnk.to/3nffJyO
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Quietkat had a deal and dropped the price by about a G. I ordered mine because i felt 4k was peicey but 3k sounds about right. Id look for deals and promotions. I'm going to get use to it for a month or two and then get another battery and mount it to that rack with some saddle bags and go off road/camping or fishing with it.
Hey, very good review! Do you know if there are quick disconnects for the rear tire removal if you get a flat? I was between this and the Ride1up Revv1, and watching the video on how to change the Revv1's rear tire has me 2nd guessing. You basically have to take apart the entire bike. Hoping Quietkat gave that some thought. Thanks!
The QuietKat is more like a dirt bike
Axle shaft and a quick disconnect.
@@PoweredwithJohnny Thanks!
I'd love to have bike trails of this quality to use! This area of the country looks amazing. I live in SW Virginia.
How does the seat attach to the frame? If it’s removable I can easily add spacers to raise it and move it back to accommodate my long legs.
Just boots under the seat. I think spacers could work. Not sure how many
Thank you!@@PoweredwithJohnny
This is definitely cool. Just purchased Quietkat's Jeep model for more off road prowess w/ 9 speed SRAM but for street and trails, would be happy to experience this Lynx. 2 speed hub motor will definitely appeal to those riders that crave simplicity. Enjoyed your review.
Thank you! Yes the jeep model is a better way for the more rugged but yea, this really is a great cruiser and explorer bike!
Thanks again for watching and glad you enjoyed 👍🏼😀👊🏼
I would love to review this on the shape, seat, and headlamp are unique.
You can shut the light off you just have to hold the light button down just like you do for the power button turning the bike off.
I am able to turn off the rear light but can you do the same with the front??
@frondreadz789 press and hold light button I think.
Been watching lots of e-bike videos. This is the first one that checked all the boxes for me as to what I want in an e-bike. Now, if they would just come out with a bolt on back rest to go on that rear rack, it would be perfect!
I can’t see why one couldn’t be added pretty easy. Lots of mounting on this bike.!
@@PoweredwithJohnny I noticed that as well. Maybe they are planning future additions!
@hobo1452 they already have bags and a couple other things you can buy
Awesome review! The bike you featured definitely resembles a downsized version of the Neutronic ebike Excalibur, which has caught my eye too. Any plans to review the Excalibur in the near future? Would love to hear your thoughts on it!
I wouldn’t mind doing the Hunter version! Dual motors and 52v should be enough for anyone !! 😀👍🏼💪🏼will see what I can stir up
@@PoweredwithJohnny Sweet! That is the model I want!
I have the silver one and the black one really like them but i wish they were a bit lighter and some of my friends try it out but it is a bit big for some of the I wish there were sizes that the seat could adjust to but i love them
True some adjustments would be nice. A pinch more power as well as so many things are moving away from 48v
I really like the supra73 it is very light and has a great price and the suspension it amazing
It's a cool bike, but the price is too high. For half that price I think I would rather go with the Wired Freedom which does almost 40mph.
Definitely agree very cool. And yea it’s nice and feels real quality like the suspension is really nice but price is just …. Well a little high.
Upside down fork what would Emily post say?? ....
Yeah right you better get all that for $3600-4000. I have a $900 26" ebike and I can get all those riding stats from it. Sure it doesn't have hydraulic brakes and fancy other stuff but hey my last ride with it before storing for the winter I got 30 miles on my $900 bike, and I'm perfectly fine I love my fat tire bike that gets ohhh's and ahhhs as well.
One last interesting true fact. In the 1970's I purchased my first family station wagon. It was a brand new 1974 Ford Pinto wagon. $3500 out the door. And that was over priced being it was purchased in Californias inflated pricing. 😅
What’s your bike called?
Hi Sir
I have lynx too, can I ask the question about how to change the VPO to the class 3 or unlimited?
If you hold + and - it brings up another menu and the classes are in there. You can add password and change time and all that from there.
The sacramento river trail is a blast to ride on
😲😲😁😁👊🏼👍🏼😉
If you were to pedal would you go faster up that hill?
Yes
Perfect...thank you
😀👍🏼
Bro, 2 Wired E-bikes with 60v 20Ah batteries for that price. Waaaaay overpriced.
Yes I like the specs of those, wonder how long they will last till it burns up but who knows. These are all a crap shoot. Unfortunately the looks of many e-bikes are so so. This one at least has style but yes the entry price is pretty high
ruclips.net/video/1H-N697JsPI/видео.htmlsi=LAJjOpdvvb9AqkaS
$4000 seems pretty standard these days for your mid-tier e-bike. But for that price, I would like to have seen dual geared hub motors, or a higher output direct drive motor. The styling though is outstanding. It really is an eye-catcher, and a great platform to build upon.
Yea for a more quality build about $3000-4000 seems about right.
Definitely a cool bike for sure, it got tons of looks and several asked about it.
It's not standard for a bike with these specs at all. This bike should cost $2,000. Has a frickin 48V battery.
4k is way too much. Talaria XXX is 3k and has a bigger battery and higher top speed. This bike is worth 2.5k at most.
That’s an off road bike only and kinda not the same category. But yea the price on this is kinda high and I bet we see it drop some
@@PoweredwithJohnny Respectfully disagree with you here, unless you mean for legal reasons that it's an offroad bike, because plenty of people put supermoto style tires on them. I really like this bike you're reviewing, and the design is extremely sharp. It's also clear that they're using high quality parts on it, but $4K is an excessive price. Should be around $2,500-3000.
Yea mainly legal reasons that one will definitely have to be registered while this one is on the boarder. Depends how you play your cards lol.
But agree the design and build is quality.
And yea I agree the entry price is a little high$3299 would have been a better entry then sales would drop ya under 3k
What your opinion on the euy s4?
It has a higher torque motor and a 25 ah battery. And it’s lighter.
The styling is just not a favorite but overall probably a good bike. I need to grab one.
You showed the Redding sundial bridge. Is that where you live and is there a dealer here in Redding I could find this bike
There is no dealer that I know of but sportsman does carry some of the bikes sometimes. So they would be the closest to purchase. I don’t know if anyone has picked up the line yet in the Redding area.
Good eye btw…👍🏼
The bike would be Badass with 72v 5000w
For sure!! Even 2400 would be a great bump.
You can get a 60v 20ah Bike with a more durable motor for half the price… from Wired Bikes
Yea but it looks like everything else
Good for delivery. Need suspension and a rear carrier.
Definitely a great delivery bike and more.
Cool lookin ebike
Definitely one of the best!
how fast can you go without pedaling?
Shown in the video
4k is motorcycle territory but it is a cool dirtbike looking machine, but it's just to expensive
Yes a little spendy for sure, but one of the best looking bikes for sure
We have 300 miles of bike trails here in Missouri called the MKT trail. It allows E-bikes but not motorcycles.
@@zedwpd sounds great are there camping areas?
Well to be honest for myself If I'm paying over 2000 I'm not buying nothing I have to peddle in the first place for 3000 or 4000 I'm going all electric Throttle for that price!
The lynx can get up to 30mph without peddling depending on conditions I got it to 35mph I think it's a solid piece of equipment but agree a bit pricey. I got mine with a new years sale for around 3k. I would suggest outside other models looking for deals because they are out there.
$3,999.00 Hahahahahahaha 🤣 Not unless it has a 100AH battery.
I mean mate even the best bikes on the market don’t have 100ah. Hell even electric motorcycles aren’t 100ah at that price
@kimhyunwoo8983 people reply with no idea on these.
Have you even looked at different brands of e-bikes? Cheap entry level models all start at around 2k! If you want something unique and different you're going to pay for it.
@@Aspire2Cyclehave an Aventon Solera $1200; many features included .
@@Aspire2Cycleyeah the only thing worth paying for is suron or talaria. Otherwise build yourself an ebike
Too bad there's no link in the description. 😢
I’m working on a new link, they had a problem with it so still waiting 🤷🏼♂️
Looking at the bike front fender looks useless it would be nice if it came down much farther to protect the battery and the rider otherwise take it off does no purpose
Are you sure you’re even allowed on the lot of those bike paths because class three bikes are not allowed on most of them you’re basically with a class three restricted two bike lanes on roads and a few bike Waze. For the most part you’re not allowed on bike paths particular ones that accommodate pedestrians bicyclist in hikers
You can adjust this to class two. Obviously common sense goes along way. No one around your fine. People around, slow cruising and being respectful. And respectfully if a cyclist can churn along at 28mph while he is training, I can’t see much difference. Except I can maintain that much longer if I wanted.
We have many cyclists around that train. You would be surprised how fast they are.
And currently there are no posted restrictions in the areas I ride. I assume someday yes as people will be blasting there way when people are around.
I try to ride when traffic is minimal. Hence you don’t really see anyone in my rides.
By your own admissions you're throttling a class 3 30-35mph on bicycle/pedestrian paths that at best allow a class 2 limited by law to 20mph on PAS only. You claim you only drive recklessly like this when there is no one else around but we see speeding at around curves with less than 50 feet of forward visisbility. You're dangerous, incompetent, irresponsible and a menace to everyone else on those paths. It's 20% Jeffrey's like you who will fork it up for the rest of us.
@@PoweredwithJohnny totally agree with the common sense comment, but the difference between a cyclist and someone on an e-bike is ~80lbs x 28mph which is a whole lot of extra momentum. As a former car accident reconstructionist, I can assure you that is a large difference, especially considering the risk of hitting a pedestrian.
That aside, great review, great looking bike, & looks like it's running for -25% off right now. Just wish it had a toddler seat adapter for that rear rack!
To much for what it is.The bike looks nice though.
Agree price is high. But one of the best looking at the moment for sure.
seen the price, what a rip off for what it is
Yea it’s a little steep, very nice bike but price is up there.
Too expensive for the specs. WAY too expensive. Only a 48V battery is a deal-breaker. Do they understand what year it is? NO MORE 48V batteries -- 52V+ please.
Nice-looking bike, cool frame. You can get an Ariel Rider with better specs for under $2,000. And for this kind of cash, you can get a Lyric Graffiti X with _WAY_ more power and a 60V battery.
This review must have been paid for.
4 grand nah i can get an ebike that goes 100 miles on throttle only and can go 28-32 mph for 1800 so nah keep your non competitive bike..
100 miles on throttle only…what model/brand?
Mate how, you realize the avg ebike uses about 30wh per mile for 30mph and at 30wh x 100miles you’d need a battery of 3kwh about but that’s in the best conditions with a lighter rider, not too many hills, wind or luggage/gear.
So factor that up by another 10ish watts and that’s 40wh/mile so 40wh x 100 miles you’d need 4kwh battery.
Say it’s 52v you’d need a ~76ah
Don’t get me wrong I don’t think this bike is worth it either and it’s not very competitively priced at all, but unless you’ve built a ticking time bomb of a battery and a absolutely huge cheap bike, I don’t know how you’ve gotten a $1800 estimation. I mean even 48v stealth bombers don’t have that many amp hours and cost more.
@kimhyunwoo8983 I don’t think we will see a reply from them…I was curious 🧐
AQ177 bought direct from them and looked for coupon code it was 1800 to 1850 for me free shipping no tax
52volt 60 Amp version hmm and yes that would make it over 3k battery
4k for that??? Nah.
It will come down to
No link to the product? Did I miss it? Also...why would you buy this LOL, way more feature packed options out there offering better performance for nearly HALF the price. Dumb.
Care to share the half price options. 🙂
You can check this one which I believe is on sale now ENGWE X24 Best Powerful Ebike Under $2000? Dual Battery!!!
ruclips.net/video/Bxzj8itRxZk/видео.html
No MGU; no belt……..archaic
Nice review. $4k is too much for a single battery / motor. Nothing special about either & only 48 volt. Probably tops out at 30 mph. My Ariel Rider Grizzly has much farther range w dual batteries, and climbs hills like no other w dual motors.
Yes very good looking bike and a good company. But yea little spendy over all
Same, I own the Grizzly too. Literally any ebike in the $3000-$4000 range should not come with a 48v battery but at least 52v or better with at least 35ah and must have either at least a 1000w dual hub motors or a powerful single hub motor such as a 3000w direct drive
I got mine for 3k and can afford another battery. The bike can go 30-35mph without peddling which is pretty good for the weight. I agree ebikes are a tad expensive but i think it's pretty solid for what it intends to do.
VERY..VERY..OVERPRICED..😢
Yea, I agree unfortunately it’s a little to high
Another lumbering fat ebike... whoop.
Those ugly welds…sorry, my Aventon Sinch ($1500) has flawless welds.
What is the motor noise level of the Lynx in dB? The brand name QuietKat suggests a low noise eBike. If not dB info., how does it compare to other hub motor eBikes the reviewer has tested? The only other review on RUclips of this bike, to date, without background music during ride filming, suggests it’s just as noisy as an average geared hub motor eBike. ruclips.net/video/KP3vBOCfkFA/видео.html
I would pay a premium for a truly quiet eBike.
I know it’s pretty darn quiet but I guess I would need to see or listen for the difference
5 grand for a slow-ass bike lol Canadian E Bikes are so lame.
It’s $2999 now which the original price was definitely too much. But after riding a lot of other bikes this still feels good. Quality ride that looks great. Sure not as fast but everyone checks it out.
And you can get ahold of quiet kat. Many other companies you cannot. Silence normally which is sad