Thanks, Dan! This review is very helpful and very true. After i saw this video, i bought 3 of these bikes. They are perfect! It helps me get to work quicker, and its very fun to ride. Thanks for the 10% Coupon too! I paid around 350-360 dollars for a bike! At the end, me and my friends love our new bikes. Once again thanks!
Great review! After watching your video, I decided to purchase a pair of them. Using your code, I saved $80! Only paid $359 each! Can't wait to go for a ride! Thanks for the code/video!
Yeah Dan I thought I posted a ? But don't see it. The small wheels are they stable? As a senior I'm looking for more ease of riding around my neighborhood. Do you feel planted on the move? Thanks Edward
I would say the 16” wheels are pretty stable. Nothing like a small scooter. They don’t stumble over cracks or small rocks like smaller wheels would. Which the seat set so you can flat-foot the ground I feel very stable on it for sure.
Their pricing seems to fluctuate quite a bit. So give it a couple days and check again. They do lots of sales, and my coupon code in the video description still applies.
That's a good question I should have stated clearly. Yes, they reached out to me to review the bike. So of course that could bias my opinion of the bike. I have no contractual requirement to say anything good or bad about the bike however. I have no contract or agreement with them, they just blindly sent it to me and asked if I would do a review of it. Would I buy this bike? YES. For $400, I think it is a compelling value compared to other more expensive options. If my wife ends up likeing it, I'll likely buy another one so we have a set for camping. I might even step up to the next larger one (the T1) that has gears, as I'm more agressive in where I would go riding by myself.
I know just using the throttle without pedaling moves you along at about 13-14 mpg. The three assist levels just relates to how much support the motor adds to your pedaling. You can always use the thumb throttle to add more power at any time.
Thanks for the review, Dan! Just bought this for my mom now and used your code.
Awesome! Thanks so much for the support! This makes the work to make these videos worthwhile...
Thanks, Dan! This review is very helpful and very true. After i saw this video, i bought 3 of these bikes. They are perfect! It helps me get to work quicker, and its very fun to ride. Thanks for the 10% Coupon too! I paid around 350-360 dollars for a bike! At the end, me and my friends love our new bikes. Once again thanks!
Thanks for the feedback! I hope you like them, and thanks for using my links as well.
Great review! After watching your video, I decided to purchase a pair of them. Using your code, I saved $80! Only paid $359 each! Can't wait to go for a ride! Thanks for the code/video!
Awesome! Thanks for using my code to save you $$$. Let me know what you think when you get them!
Yeah Dan I thought I posted a ? But don't see it. The small wheels are they stable? As a senior I'm looking for more ease of riding around my neighborhood. Do you feel planted on the move? Thanks
Edward
I would say the 16” wheels are pretty stable. Nothing like a small scooter. They don’t stumble over cracks or small rocks like smaller wheels would. Which the seat set so you can flat-foot the ground I feel very stable on it for sure.
The wheel size trips me out. When the dahon came out, I thought about getting one, but 'still think the wheel size is wierd.
So is it just so crazy small? 😅
@@DansWay like the e-bike speed comparison, I thought roller skates might be a quicker option ! 😎
Ah, got it. 13-14 is just what you get in cruise mode. If you petal at all you speed up even more. Down hill is faster yet of course.
Nice review, but how did the price skyrocket to $499.00 within just a few weeks?
Their pricing seems to fluctuate quite a bit. So give it a couple days and check again. They do lots of sales, and my coupon code in the video description still applies.
so was it free to you for review??
That's a good question I should have stated clearly. Yes, they reached out to me to review the bike. So of course that could bias my opinion of the bike. I have no contractual requirement to say anything good or bad about the bike however. I have no contract or agreement with them, they just blindly sent it to me and asked if I would do a review of it. Would I buy this bike? YES. For $400, I think it is a compelling value compared to other more expensive options. If my wife ends up likeing it, I'll likely buy another one so we have a set for camping. I might even step up to the next larger one (the T1) that has gears, as I'm more agressive in where I would go riding by myself.
What speed is m1 m2 m3
I know just using the throttle without pedaling moves you along at about 13-14 mpg. The three assist levels just relates to how much support the motor adds to your pedaling. You can always use the thumb throttle to add more power at any time.