So for a 6'5" 180 lb guy Ride1up FS or Power Goat? I'm thinking for just a couple hundred more the Power Goat would be for the win. Wish there was a dealer near me. Fortunately there is a dealer with the Ride1up so I will give that one a try. Would really like an Ecell, but worried about their customer service.
Not trying to generalise but "Super 73 and Surron style electric bikes" riders are super irresponsible driving without proper driving licence. Speeding down the road dangerously fast not stopping when police ask them for quick chat. And getting chased by police have ruined their reputation and any people who will buy those bikes. As well it's the fault of those electric bikes it's the user and riders especially bad one's that gives us electric scooter and electric bike riders a bad name. I'm personally saving upto buy Engwe M20 Dualt battery bikes for range and bit of speed!
Yea that’s cool and all but I’m just gonna go ahead and get me a Ridstar E bike pretty sure I can swoop it up get a new engine suspension because 35 miles is a little too slow for me especially where I’m from now in the 90s that would be a different story 😂
🚴RIDE1UP REVV1 FS & DRT
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🚴POWER GOAT V2
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🚴YADEA TROOPER 01
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Ghostcat fx3
Ghostcat makes cool bikes for a decent budget.
I think the DRT is my fave all around but the power of the GOAT is very tempting!!!
Thanks for stopping by and your feedback!
I have to goat bike and love it!
Ghostcat!!!
Nice video! Power Goat looks great.
Revv1 sounds like y'all's favorite.
Very solid for sure!
All nice bikes but if you primarily street and love speed the GPB Power Goat is the bike for you!
Great review! Thanks guys.
Thanks for watching!
I own both the Revv1 FS and Yadea Trooper 01. Great bikes honestly. Upgrading the trooper is pretty simple too.
Hell ya! What have you done to your trooper?
@@RiderGuide dual battery, fox rear shock and air suspension fork, didn’t really like the inverted fork poor travel. Love your content keep it up 👊👊
Power Goat V2 is actually just the Goat A1
Great review!
Thanks!
Have you looked at the Revv1 fs vs. the Ghostcat 3?
Both are solid for sure!
Great Video! Love the DRT. Great price.
Thanks! 👍
have you guys tried the ghostcat bike? deciding between that and the revv1 fs
Revv1 for the win! Check link in description for latest pricing
First! Love your content!
Legend!
Always laugh at "first" people. Who really cares? Haha.
So for a 6'5" 180 lb guy Ride1up FS or Power Goat? I'm thinking for just a couple hundred more the Power Goat would be for the win. Wish there was a dealer near me. Fortunately there is a dealer with the Ride1up so I will give that one a try. Would really like an Ecell, but worried about their customer service.
Both are very solid to be honest!
Super73 has really fallen off. Not even on the list!
Not trying to generalise but "Super 73 and Surron style electric bikes" riders are super irresponsible driving without proper driving licence.
Speeding down the road dangerously fast not stopping when police ask them for quick chat. And getting chased by police have ruined their reputation and any people who will buy those bikes.
As well it's the fault of those electric bikes it's the user and riders especially bad one's that gives us electric scooter and electric bike riders a bad name.
I'm personally saving upto buy Engwe M20 Dualt battery bikes for range and bit of speed!
Super73 is ridiculously expensive
True
Super 73 have been priced out
It's not under 2500 that's why lol dip shit
Red Bull and a pouch of Zyn 😂
Hammy’s got jokes!
Yea that’s cool and all but I’m just gonna go ahead and get me a Ridstar E bike pretty sure I can swoop it up get a new engine suspension because 35 miles is a little too slow for me especially where I’m from now in the 90s that would be a different story 😂
Yeah I need that powerboat speed speed speed
These all seem to be street bikes, why do they have knobbies? I think they would be smoother and quieter with street tires.
They have street tire options too
.... I got an electric motorcycle I don't have to lock it....
Definitely a benefit. You also probably need a license, registration, and insurance though too.