Overpriced Electric Bikes DO NOT Want You To See This "Mid Drive" E-MTB!
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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Mid Drive Electric Mountain bikes are the gold standard for performance, but they're also notorious for their premium price. The ReAspire Hurricane attempts to break this mold offering the Ananda M100 Mid Drive 500w motor in their budget friendly and potent electric mountain bike.
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Finaly see reviews for this e bike! My husband got one for me last year and totally suprised by the good quality and affordable price.
a year or two later how is it?
@2:27 KMC chains are one of best on market.
I use this brand for few years, and never fail.
Need a good chain if your constantly sending 500-1000 watts through the drivetrain.
Never trust a bicycle reviewer who doesn't know KMC
Mid drive is awesome if you want speed and torque, because it runs the chain, which means you can use gears with the motor. There are also gear options, you can change gears to suit your needs better. It does come with more wear and maintenance, but if you are an enthusiast, thats probably not an issue.
If you use mid drive, you may want to get used to pulling your brake a little bit, to cut the motor, as you change gears, if you dont its kinda rough on the bike.
Ananda is a sanskrit word that means “ the joy of togetherness “ and is the simple explanation of why atoms bond resulting in things bigger than an atom , but fails to explain why everything isn’t one lump …
@@jeffreyfarrington4299 because of the joy of togetherness would be a thing without separateness and also because everything is not created in a vacuum you need relantionships
I have the gear cut off to !
I got one for half price because someone apparently didn't know how to use it. The chain was damaged from shifting under power. As a result it would derail. New chain & it's good as new.
@@JasonSmith-wj2ht I got a used one last year, and ive been riding it hard on a thrashed chain. I did get a brand new chain that is tough enough for ebiking, and special lube (muc off ebike lube) I havnt tried it yet, but I expect it wlll hold up much better than the stock chain
For a mid-drive e-bike with a 130Nm of torque that will have a lot of power going up hills with ease. The price is fantastic, nothing beats having a mid-drive as opposed to a hub motor. I have both variants, prefer the mid-drive hands down. Great video, thanks for shooting and editing it.
I’ve had this bike for a few days after being inspired by this video. The torque is unreal, if makes your legs feel bionic even in the lowest setting. I live on the east coast near the Blue Ridge Mountains and can agree 100% mid-drive for climbing hilly terrain wins hands down. Just hope the Ananda drive holds up!
@@btsc1 Hope you enjoy your new e-bike 👍💯
I want a mid drive. I've got a 1500w hub motor bike I put together and the top speed is excellent but can definitely feel my particular motor is lacking in torque it slows down a lot on hills. I see CYC sell a mid drive capable of accepting 3000w which I'm very tempted with lol.
@@btsc1 just got this bike how has it been holding up? especially the battery?
Very interesting. Apparently Ananda is building a service center in the U.S. So, hopefully, it will be possible to get service by the time you need it.
Very interesting. Apparently Ananda is building a service center in the U.S. So, hopefully, it will be possible to get service by the time you need it. By the way, have you heard of the new project I found called the freebeat Morph e-bike? It's a 2-in-1 eBike that allows you to charge the bike when you apply indoor mode. It has a brushless 750W motor with 80Nm torque, reaching a top speed of 20mph. With its impressive 80mm front suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires, it ensures a smooth ride in any condition. Plus, it offers a unique blend of fitness and technology with its Smart Saddle Detection+ feature. Just thought you might be interested in learning about this new innovation! Keep enjoying your eBike riding experience!
Huge battery, hydraulic brakes and a mid-drive...nice! In my mind this bike competes with another low-cost emtb, the Hyper E-Ride 29 ($1500). That one is lighter, full-suspension, but comes with mechanical brakes and a smaller 36V battery. I've owned the Hyper as well as more expensive m600 bikes and I am stunned at how good these no-name mid-drives are. I would bet the mid-drive on the bike you reviewed will go a gazillion miles with no issues. As a pure e-mountain bike the throttle isn't as important, but I sure miss having one for commuting and running errands.
They sell a add-on throttle for this bike.
If you want a huge battery you can buy a kit with a 25 or even 30 ah battery that makes that 15ah look small. I probably get 40+ mile range with no effort pedaling or more with effort at 20 mph.
Throttles are available to add-on.
Looks good, would have been interesting to see what it was like to pedal when out of power - or system switched off, as some mid drives are apparently very difficult, while others are not so bad..
@@StellaHullietare you an ai?
Your reviews are fantastic! I used your link and ended up ordering one. I’m 6’4” with a 32” inseam which may be pushing the limits. Hope this bike doesn’t disappoint. Thanks!
🙏 I hope you love it, it’s one of the few bikes I’m keeping for my personal use!
@btsc1 How is the bike? I am 6’5” and considering to buy one, curious if you happy with the purchase.
@@AnatoliyStrilets So far the bike has been a blast. The Ananda drive is amazing, tons of torque and quiet. I’ve upgraded the pedals and the “spring” seat post to a solid one with more length to accommodate my height. I’ve also installed a 45 degree bar riser. All combined less than $60 and vastly improved the fit and feel. If the bike holds up I may consider a better front fork down the road. I guess it’s a gamble when buying these Chinese e-bikes but so far so good.
Just a little update on the ReAspire for anyone considering this bike. My LCD display resets the odometer to zero after every power cycle and the Ananda drive developed a popping/cracking noise after 35 miles of light road use while in any PAS modes. I’m in communication with the seller on Amazon to resolve the issue.
@@btsc1any luck working with the seller?
Many sites are saying this is 74lbs! That is crazy heavy. My current bike is this heavy and I'm getting rid of it.
Mid drive eliminates the possibility of Regen braking, so you need old fashioned brakes you can rely on and you lose the ability to charge the battery while descending long hills.
However, you do get some advantages, when driving them. When you don’t need lots of torque you can select a higher gear and reduce the motor noise.
I’m still not going to be spending that sort of money on a bicycle, though. Even if I can overcome my fear of thermal runaway in the battery, it still seems way too much for what you get.
For half as much, I can have a comfortable seat, a roof, heater, stereo, and no risk of it burning me alive in the middle of the night.
Display is pretty but those welds! Really chunky looking.
Right now $1199 that’s $1200 for a 120nm mid motor with hydraulic brakes it’s a no brainer ..Very cool..
Wuchu mean, its $1899
@@srobeck77 It's gone, they sold the last ones at $1199 free shipping.
@@thoughtsaber ya cause its not that price now
Never heard of chinese motor, no rear suspension, crap components. Not a no brainer.
@@mikeb1039 The motor is used by a number of high end bikes, And it's actually not bad. The the bike was $1199 it was a no brainer. Is it the best no.. At the time it was . You tell me where your going to find a Mid Motor with a suspension for under $4000 ?
Over all which one the better choice: Vanpowers UrbanGlide ULTRA midMotor or this ReAspire-Hurricane midMotor. Who have better factory support? Thanks for imput.
@tailhappytv - you were pretty positive about the VanPowers mid-drive bike a few weeks back. How would you compare and contrast this bike against that one? With the savings on this one, would it be worth throwing fenders and a rear rack on this one compared to the other? I'm interested in getting a commuter, but I live in a snowy northern city, so something like the the Aventon Aventure.2 was on my radar, but reading about mid-drive motors makes them interesting, if I can find one it a fairly reasonable budget. Being Class3 certainly makes this more interesting to me than the VanPowers, but I want fenders and a rack.
You can never go wrong by exploring the smart....never.
is that a challenge?
@@nc3826 True....that why you need to explore it 🙂
@@nc3826 Lol good one sir. 🙂
@@nc3826 very excellent questions. As for me I'm easy. As long as it does at least 20mph and give me 40 miles, hey I'm good. Remember I'm coming from a Bandit 1200 with 115 horsepower not 1.1 horsepower, with a 52v battery. So I'm a little generous
Nothing climbs hills like The Ananda. Reid, Australia's biggest bike mfg uses them.
Great video as always
I will say having a tapered head tube on the frame is surprising
Have you tried the RAEV Bullet GT yet? I heard its a good super73 imitation and I might be buying it.
There’s a very similar bike to this sold in Australia by Reid Cycles called the E-Trail. Same Ananda M100 motor but lower specced battery at only 36V, and sold for 2000 AUD which is 1300USD. It’s got a better SR Suntour Air fork with 130mm and remote lockout, Tektro hydraulic brakes, and a 9 speed Shimano Altus though. Very curious how they perform actually. It’s not a bad price now that I think about it
check out my latest video with the Async H7, it has this same motor and I pushed it a bit harder in this review
@@TailHappyTV Cheers mate. Will give it a watch now. Thanks
That's impressive I'm surprised they're putting 1200w to a 500w motor, I could be wrong but I think the 500w bafang has an 18amp controller only about 900w +/-
I put 1000w /52v 22amp through a 250w hub motor 🙏 easy with no heat ,here in England its rarely hot enough to warm up a hub motor 😅🇬🇧
Best performance upgrade for any of the smaller ebikes is a 22amp controller with the bigger mossfets and only $50
Love that area to bike at. Just wish is wasnt so far away from me.
It says from $899.00 and then you click on it and it goes away or changes to $1,699.00. That must be the used price if they've ever got those in stock.
Price is $1499.00 it is getting closer to my price range.They need to keep going.
LOL on putting a polarized film wrong on the display. Simple test at the factory, too.
Need to do a more comprehensive look at how these pedal without power. It'd be nice to know what the pain will be if you run out of power or have a tech issue... It happens with evening, but especially with these cheap Chinese products.
Hey Man I just found your Channel love what you do!!
I would love to see you Review The EUY K6F 1000w 48v/25AH foldable e-bike!!! 🔥🔥🔥
This bike seems like a bargain. I was looking to buy a Ride 1 up Prodigy XC. This one is $500 cheaper but seems like it has “less” expensive components. Definitely makes me consider this one for the price
I've never rode the prodigy, but I was impressed with this Ananda mid drive, I see another popular company is using this same motor in an unannounced product I'll be reviewing this summer. I like that it does not cut you off at 20 mph unlike the bafang m600.
@@TailHappyTV The Prodigy is using a Brose motor which makes me think it is hopefully a better long term investment?? Thanks for your response
@@freedomlineman3105 the ananda doesn’t seem to have any reliability reports that I could find but the motor does seem to have been around for a few years. The bafang motors are chinese and basically are bulletproof, but I really don’t know for sure. It felt like a great motor though.
Great video and review Matt 👍😎🤙!!
Ty, Glad you enjoyed it!
Not going to lie it looks a bit like a flx f5 bike but lower quality. Although when I got my flx bike the cassette had some issues but they resolved it.
PLEASE chinese ebike manufacturers, just leave the frame blank, or write something in in chinese. I dont want comic sans mumbo jumbo on my frame
Nah, it's part of the charm
Hootniga (on the wltoys k989) and yeah I actually hate branding
I'd rather have Chinese mumbo jumbo than branding from here tho
Install Shimano Link glide xt and G2 LT bySchulz seatpost suspension, put a Fox fork and Hopre pro 4 wheels and you have a dope eMTB.
It would be interesting to know of they use some other manufacturer's mounting bolt patter to mount the mid-drive unit to the frame or if they use their own proprietary bolt mounting pattern.|
i.e. - can I swap out the provided mid-drive unit for something else from... Bafang, Shimano, Bosch, etc.
(edit): Also... no one who uses sunglasses in the professional world - pilots, motorcyclists, firearms, military, etc - use polarized sunglasses. "Polarized" is just a marketing gimmick the general public fell for and were convinced were somehow 'better'. Polarization can be useful in very rare use cases, but in the vast majority of the time, polarization significantly decreases visual acuity and increases distortion.
Parked at Fiji Way and Admiralty back in late 1990, was my place to power walk, You might want to also try Manhattan to Redondo Beach boardwalk
Your neighborhood looks really nice. Is it expensive to live there?
It would be so nice to be just a bike-ride distance away from the ocean. He's so lucky.
Yes it is very expensive to live there. He rides in Venice Beach / Santa Monica in these videos.
I just done 200 km on a Ananda motor and no problems soo far
The Ananda motor company has been in business for over 20 year-end it's very well made motor along with a very well respected company...
Awesome, have a great trail here Reno area up the river, but there's a couple tough climbs to get up/down back to the river road. I plan to get setup to fly fish, so need a great climber and some single track, which of these would I get?
The battery amount is perfect for a 500w motor, and in particular a mid drive with torque sensing. The only complaint I’d have is the tires, but I shouldn’t really as it is built as a mountain bike. I guess the only real “complaint” would be the weight. If it were 35lbs max then it would be a no brained to get
?? where are you finding any ebike thats 35lbs? a normal bike is around 22lbs and batteries are generally 8, and that doesnt even include motors or anything. 60lbs is nothing unless you have a condition like cerebral palsy
@@nolancrackel you just did the math, and there are several e-bikes at that weight even lower.
60lbs is nothing.... for those that wanting a motorcycle, pretending to be a bike.....
give one example of a "comparable" e-bike "that's 35 lb"???
And thank you to everybody living in their own entitled fantasy world.... Have a nice day....
@@nc3826 motorcycles are 3-500 pounds i dont see how thats the same, 35lbs ebikes are often shitty and have nothing in them but 10km of use
@@buffalomind6838 no? im not including about 20 other components that have a weight. just alone most ebikes weight 35 with the battery and motor. not including frames, wheels or anything else.
Fantastic review! The only thing this bike needs is a throttle for quick take-offs when needed. Do you have any idea if it's possible to add a throttle?
I can recommend the Lectric XPremium if you want that. Same price, but with throttle and cruise control, and a more proven 500W mid drive motor. I've had mine for a few months and a couple hundred miles and so far, love it. Only downside is it is much heavier, over 70lbs. Makes it hard to steal though!
My Aventon Pace 500 has a thottle. Quick take-offs from start with a throttle is hard on your motor and gears.
Hello thank you so much for all of your videos I have been watching quite a few of them and I think I have finally narrow down my choice this bike seems like the perfect match for me I have a couple questions hoping maybe you would be able to respond or somebody else possibly just a few concerns / questions
1 purchasing this bike directly from their website or purchasing it from Amazon which is the safer choice also on Amazon I'm wondering why they sell under a different name.
My biggest concern with any e-bike purchase is where will the company be in two or three years if I need parts?
How long has this company been around do you know how confident are you that they will be around 4 many years.
Final question for comfort and long rides just like you I am a tall rider I'm 6 ft 4 34-in inseam 210 lb
Do you think this style of ebike is best versus something like the the moped style ??
Thanks again for all your help your videos have been extremely helpful in narrowing down my choice. ✌️❤️🍻
Question for you. If you were going to go with a bang for the buck commuter with decent range (at least 35 miles without pedaling) and the ability to carry groceries, what would you go with?
personally id go with a himway zebra
@@nolancrackel Looks like a solid bike. Thank you for the response!
@@wesbaumguardner8829 you could also preorder a wired ebike, although im not sure on the legality of it haha
@@nolancrackel Don't see any good in those so-called big brand bikes, if you look at their configuration, you will know that they are not worth it at all
@@NorthdaaJoey What would you go with?
These "Ananda" motors are a sub brand of Bafang. This sub brand was created by Bafang specifically for the African Market. But you will see these motors all over the world now.
Basically what you rode in this video is my typical ride. Even the boat ramp. A few steeper hills but it seems like this could handle them. I can pedal my 42 lb reg mountain bike up them.
Hey there! I stumbled upon a new project called the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike and it seems like it could handle your typical ride, even the boat ramp and steeper hills. The standout feature of this eBike is that it can be charged indoors, which is pretty cool! With its brushless 750W motor, you'll experience exhilarating speed and power, while the 80mm front suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires ensure a smooth ride in any condition. Plus, the Smart Saddle Detection+ feature motivates you to achieve your fitness goals. It's definitely worth checking out! 🚴♂️
Kamala picked the most appropriate choice. A Very Good One.
An e-bike with no throttle is for real bikers right? Ya know I mean people that want to pedal all the time or ride difficult technical trails.
2:06 that's a bummer...
19:24 I love the text on the back side of the roller skater girl
I really like your videos except for when you spin your tires in the green areas that you shouldn't be riding in. I like this bike. For a person that only rides a few miles in any one outing this looks perfect.
I'm 6'2" 204 lbs and want an e-bike for rural village in the Philippines. Most of the roads have potholes, sometimes pavement, gravel, pavement. It rains a lot too. Would love your top 2-3 recommendations (not fat tire bikes) for a situation like that
I have a hard time understanding why any e-bike would not have a throttle. I use mine all the time and will not buy my next bike without one !
On the Mfg's site they show a thumb throttle, wonder if it can be added to this bike?
When I stopped the video to look at specs on the charger. I believe it said "Caution this charger is for 54.6v batteries only"!!!!
The branding on the sides needs to be bigger
thanks for the test, seems like a very good value for the price and performance... what is the weight?
Great review! By the way, what camera are you using? It's very stable. Thanks in advance!
I think you need to change your link as it goes to a 404 page. Unbelievable that a mid-drive is going for less than $1200. Wish they had inbuilt front and rear lights, and a bike rack option.
I put a seatpost rack on mine, it holds a cargo bag
I am on the lookout for a mid drive 250 watt class 1 mountain bike and I am 6'4" I say 250 watt because I want to use in National Parks and state parks every chance I get. Trek verve+ seems to be the only ebike I've found to fit the bill. This one I think would be great, I love the price, Would the 500 watt motor be a setback at all? Are ebike regulations on trails on the honor system? opinions are appreciated.
@TailHappyTV Based on your review of the Hurricane and some other inputs, I purchased one and really like it. Been on some good distance rides (around 40 miles) and tested on some pretty steep hills and knocks it out of the park. Question: I want to get a backup/additional battery for the Hurricane for longer distance rides/climbs, don't seem to be getting any response from ReAspire. Any idea where I can pick up a third-party additional battery that's compatible with the Hurricane? Thanks and always enjoy/learn from your reviews. Great job!
The power tool scene made me bleed inside
What amazes me is that there is no fucking graffiti anywhere like the mania we have in Europe, Austria in my case
really depends on neighborhood
That drive section is identical to my 400eur bike
This's Norman Wray 😅 want some baizifu battery and cht😅😊
Make this 52v 20ah then you'll have something.
Sad to say, followed the link, and the company site says this product is(as of 3/12/2024) "unavailable"... I guess I'm not getting one anytime soon. Bummer.
I've narrowed down my choice selection to this bike and the hay bike Braun. ?? Any thoughts which one is the better bike they are the exact same price. ??
Right now bikes are getting cheaper than ever. The used market is oversaturated as are new old stock worldwide. It's a wonderful time to be a bicyclist or get into the sport. Not the best time to be a bike shop or an ebike startup.
I will say however that the most important component of an ebike are the battery and the motor. Neither can be garbage or the whole system will be bad. The battery in this unit looks to be no-name brand Chinese company which does not bode well for Safety.
For comparison, my Aventon Ramblas is UL certified, and the batteriest are sourced from LG & Samsung. The battery alone costs $500. That's a high capacity, high quality battery cell you're paying for with Aventon.
Just food for thought. This "ananda" motor is also no name, it has a torque sensor AND a cadence sensor?
This bike is a classic example of trying to do everything while succeedding at doing not much well.
I hope at some point you can review a Biktrix Juggernaut XD Duo 2300W MGU.
Looks like these guys might be out of business. I clicked on your link and it looks like they don't have anything for sale anymore.
This guy looks like Rod Schneider’s cooler cousin from another universe. 😅
I miss the "Cows end"...
The real test is time! How reliable are the electrics in the long run. I had a EVELO that I did ride for over 4K miles but now it turns on ride about a mile and just dies
So far the power seems strong, I've been riding it for a year now
Wondering why torque sensor bikes don't give a throttle, I'd need that...Off topic question if you don't mind, the suspension adjustment, it looks like there are two on my discover, a red and yellow, do I just use the red with the +/- sign?
Because throttle is illegal in EU. Chinese manufacturer does not want to sell two different products for US and EU.
What brand does cut the power when you shift?
Thanks for the review. I really doubt you can register 1/2lb through your legs.😅
How about some metric system? Greetings from Finland
USA viewers may burn me at the stake if I swap to metric units, at least time 😆 and torque is measured in metric, 28mph = 40kmh
@@TailHappyTVyeah Americans react funny to metric occasionally
@@TailHappyTV Why not both? Some have make that change, and its great way to get new viewers. Of course keep those "x
bald eagles on footballfield"-measurements too :)
@@bussekuski1 Why not both in the rest of the world? To get American viewers???
As an American I would love america to go metric.....
But European entitlement about everything being metric is amusing ;)
Cool vid bro. I never understood the point of pedal assist. If you want assistance while peddling just twist the throttle, you get whatever you want, variable, no brainer.
the mid drive torque sensor is actually amazing, but throttle is never unwelcome in my book
Sold out
Might wanna spend the extra $500 or more and get a better mid drive , i bet its a wrap when problems occur with that one
What,no hatchet…
nice review, watched it 3 times. Does it have a torque sensor
Yes it does
You watched that video 3 times without audio?
Update on your ebike fire, please. When it goes up.
So all mid drive don't have thumb trottle?
100% isopropyl alcohol should remove the skid mark on the floor. lol
Just scored a scratch n dent for $899 cause I found this video. Does it only work in assist mode?
edit: you can add a throttle for $16, it doesn't come with the bike.
How's it turned out? Did you add a throttle?
@@Nevalk Reaspire sent me a throttle for free, but haven't installed it yet because the key was missing. They said they would get me a replacement key, but it hasn't shown up yet. Their site shows them out of stock. I couldn't quite tell, but it looks like a sidewinder key, which is a bitch to pick.
@@JasonSmith-wj2ht Wow they sent it to you for free? I even sent emails but they said they were out of stock so I bought a cable hub from another bike company uses the same motor(had to pay BIG PREMIUM) and used the cable hub just to connect the throttle and stuffed rest of the cable in the bike.... can you still contact them tho? did you get your keys? I thought they disapeared more than 5 months ago.
@@smithgeorge6858 Never got the key. At this point I'd be happy with a blank that I can take to a locksmith.
@@Nevalk Haven't installed. Without a key, I can't remove the battery to route the throttle cable.
I want a good e-bike with smaller tires. Do you have a good recommendation?
Lectric One has this same awesome tech with the belt and CVT transmission in a small bike form
This bike is no longer available on their website or on Amazon. Links are broken.
Costco has ev bikes for $1500 Canadian dollars
I've seen them, they're overpriced in my opinion
@@TailHappyTV thanks for that info
@@TailHappyTV is it ok to convert a dual suspension bike?
Can you review the E-Lux Tahoe GT?
How you prevent the battery from being stolen
Explore the Smrat
Those welds are boogers af.Must be Tik Tok welders.😂
please review KS Stallion Bike thanks. looks like a ariel rider grizzly
Is this LA?
Looks like a nice place to e ride
Yes sir
At 17:00 in the Video I would say you got a bit too close to the toddler. Show some respect Mr Tail Happy!
if these bike manufacturers fail, you are have no way of getting a replacement battery
Battery packs can be rebuilt, I had the same concerns at first.
Just Google e-bike battery rebuild, plenty of resources available.
Wrong.... RUclips expert BS assumptions.... SMH...
Chinese manufacturer, many different brands of ebikes.... And it is the same type of battery packs.... if one goes bankrupt, you could still find replacement battery packs....
Plus it's true even decades old BionX battery packs are still being rebuilt.....
@@nc3826 name 2 different manufacturers that use the same battery
My Ride1Up uses an EEL pack from Reention. The packs used by Favourite and Velotric for some of their bikes look similar, but I don’t know for sure as I haven’t handled them first-hand to confirm casing, connector, are identical, but from pics I’ve seen, they look the same.
I own e-bikes from Lectric and Espin, and they use the same charger from the same manufacturer as the Ride1Up’s charger (all have 48V packs, from 14-20Ah capacity), just slightly different cases or markings. Same output (54.6V, 2A), same connector & polarity. Despite the case or marking change, same model number. I’ve interchanged them (under supervision the first time to be sure they worked okay) and they work fine.
Rarely do ebike brands make their own electronics. So long as the brand is willing to share whose they use, or you dig into them, you can find and buy compatible batteries, displays, etc. Yamaha is one exception I’m aware of. I think Specialized is somewhere in-between.
I’ve friends who own Lectric XP 2.0 folding e-bikes and he found a battery connector identical to what Lectric uses and a battery balancer to use two batteries simultaneously (okay, the balancer just switches to whichever pack has a higher voltage - he just doesn’t have to manually swap out batteries).
@@jonpeterson4085 seriously? too lazy to google it.... have a nice day my entitled friend....
Part 2.. How I remove rubber from my wooden floor.😁
I think the mic clips on your shirt
Please review the ride 66 rxo2
Here in the UK these bikes are governed to 15mph officially, after that they are classed as motorbikes. Having owned a pedal assist was disappointed on the low charge/ recharge cycle and then having to replace battery costing over £600 not sure what that is in Dollars, more I know. I didn't bother and just sold it on. This for me is the sticking point on these types of bikes but never talked about on your types of channels.
because it's a nonissue. i have over 2k miles on ONE battery...0 issues. i haven't even noticed a degradation in the battery capacity.
you are lucky then
My bafang HHSD 1kW mid drive easily beats every other mid drive motor that's built in these overexaguradet expensive ebikes priced in 6k +