i have on . got it for Christmas and have put 200 miles on it so far. its a great bike for what you pay. read all reviews. average speed 25 mph average milage is 24 all throttle. the battery is solid and the ride is very stable upright and very snappy turning for the weight. well balanced. now for the cons that are obvious if you read reviews and watch a few youtube videos. dont get me wrong its my first ebike and i love it. ok cons: the ride is mostly smooth but due to the weight it will bottom out and the rear shock spacer is halfway down the threads. front shocks are ok but are welded in on spot and have to be cut off if you want to upgrade. con 2 the weight over 80 pounds and with second battery its almost 100 pounds this bike wont fit in racks. con 3 and the most important is the mechanical dish breaks. they are bad and i mean really bad. they squeak and are a headache to tighten up and adjust. they take a long time to slow no matter how tight they get. in between lights in town. you can keep up with traffic to a point but have to break way early at the next intersection. honorable mention con is though it is almost ready for a second battery, its a nightmare to run the wires and make everything fit. honorable mention con 2 yes the bike is $850 after taxes after upgrades you are spending about 1400. oh lol no 1500 dont forget the tires lol. they are sooooo thin. i never popped mine but i didn't push it. just remember there is always something you forget.
Bro thanks for sharing your experiences with this bike o have only put 60 miles on it and I’m still learning a lot. It’s my first e-bike but I ride a YZ250f in the woods and this has no comparison to the my Yamaha. But again for a budget bike it gets the job done. I have noticed the breaks take a while to stop that is a pain. I just moved to the city and I’m hoping to get more riding in. Again thanks for the insights I’ll have to do another review maybe at the 6 month point.
My husband and I and our 13 y/o daughter have the v20. We save so much money on gas because we drive to school and work with the “fatbike’s” as they are called here, and I do groceries with the bike as well. I placed a rack on the front and placed a 30 liter large crate on it.
@@TechReviewswithphil I don't have much experience either. But it seems like the perfect build bike. It's super solid and stable just waiting to go 60mph
One more question if I could. Have you tried riding this bike with 2 people on it? And if so do you know the max speed it would go with 2 ppl on the bike? Thanks!
Yes I have ridden with two people but I didn’t get the max speed i’ll pull a buggy with my kids and we’ve gone 26 with them in a wagon. But it’s gonna wear the battery down faster and you’ll lose speed overtime.
Fat tires are great, but they get flats like crazy. I've had the biggest nails and screws pierce the tire and the pricey tuffy tire liners I added for protection. And all 6 flats i've gotten were on the back wheel which is a royal pain to fix. And you can't push it home if its totally flat. Gotta call an Uber and hope the driver has room for it and is cool with it.
I just bought 2 Movcan v30 Max ebikes. Put them together today and tested them out. They are fairly easy to put together, and they are fun to ride. The factory speedometer is way off. Looks to be about 7 MPH optimistic. I set P04 to 40 (the highest it would go) and the most I can get is 28 MPH. This is my first ebike and I am content with it, especially since I have nothing else to compare it to. I do like that it has a 1500w motor and 32AH worth of battery capacity. Anyways, thanks for the review!
Great review thanks! I have a question if that's all right. Is there a way to lock the bike so it won't turn on say if I'm running into the grocery store for 15minutes or something along those lines. Thanks!
No, they sure don’t, but that’s the biggest problem with all the bikes is the fact that you don’t even need to turn it on for someone to walk away with it. They can just start paddling and takeoff. What I do is I bought a circle lock security makes a good one and I put it on my rear break. That way the bike can’t roll at all. I also have a folding lock that I locked the rear tire to the frame of the bike. The one to two minutes that it takes to put it on and take it off is worth the peace of mind, knowing your bike can’t just be pushed away. I would also get an AirTag with a magnetic waterproof case and put that somewhere on the bike.
mine came with a 13ah battery instead of a 15.6ah battery. Besintu has had a problem with the battery consistency contacting them soon to sort this out.
I’m gonna double check but I think mines are the 15.6. I thought about getting the other battery pack that goes where you put a water bottle on the frame. But I’ve gotten a lot of life and riding out of the battery pack I have.
@@TechReviewswithphil I am talking to movcan right now I am only getting about 10 miles out of my battery so we are checking it now. I also am in contact with a manufacturer of hub motors and they have a 2000 Watt rear hub that is for this exact bike. We are building a kit up for the bike as we speak to increase the speed to between 45-50MPH and increasing the range as well with a battery that is of same Fuel tank design spec. After I receive the kit I am going to do a complete build guide and range test. the goal is to look as close to stock as possible right now I am looking at the kit being from $1200-$1500. The battery I am looking at for it is a 72V 20Ah 60A 500-3000Watt battery that looks exactly like our Movcan battery. They even make a 48V 35Ah 40A and 50A 500-2000 watt battery with at XT90 connector.
I’m thinking about getting this versions cousin, the v60. I’m just worried about taking it over trails, here in Texas we have some gnarly trails with big rocks, small rocks, and good uphills. With the visual I gave you, do you think I would break this bike😂 I’m thinking about getting this bike for a year or two then save up for a nice small dirt bike.
so the bigger one would be good for tough trails but you can't go fast. I have to use the pedals on steep hills. If you're looking for speed you need a bigger gas bike. The problem with all the e-bikes even Surron is the suspension. It will make it through a lot but suspension on all e-bikes is made for basic trails. I have a yzf250 for hard trail riding.
no dont do it. this bike is a cafe racer. gravel tires. its meant for packed flat smooth trails or asphalt. i did months worth of researched this and 2 other bikes. the bikes up to 1000$ are all cruisers meant for street.
mine on there pretty tight you have to hold the key in the unlock position with your left hand with your right hand you wanna take your thumb and push real hard where the charge port sticker is right in the back. don’t push on that bottom plastic, that’s the actual plug you push on the far back side of the tank. But you have to make sure you hold that key in the unlock position or it’ll rotate back to the lock position. It’s basically a two hand job.
I havent seen a video explaining all the functions of the LCD. I know how to increase the gears to get 30mph, but I dont understand all the technical controls, and the point of them.
In my description, I list all of those functions. They’re pretty self-explanatory if there’s one in particular that you think I should make a video on I can.
@@TechReviewswithphil Yea the bike came with a card showing this stuff, I had no idea what it meant. Later on I may get to the garage to play around with it. Btw, this bike is fast as hell, and gets allot of looks/compliments. It will make you popular. Everyone wants to talk and be buddies Lol
@@BronerBeast I'm going to be making an ebike channel it will have more information and tutorials on the bike. I'll comment it here when I do. I’ll do a video on which settings I ride at and review what the other ones mean.
would really appreciate a response, same price, v30 vs v60 i cant seem to find differences, which would you get and why, any help seriously appreciated, please;)
The only difference is the frame and display same motor same batteries. The V60 pro model has a 1500 W motor. But the regular V 30 and V6 are the same bike, just different frame and display screen. They’re calling the V60 the off-road one, but all I can see is a frame change I haven’t tested the V60 yet but if I get the chance, I’ll do a full review video on it.
I’m 5 foot seven and if it fits me just right, but if you want, you can lower the shock. It has a sprocket that adjusts and you can lower it down a little bit if you would like.
This might be a good tip for some of you, think about the e-bike you want to get and usually the e-bikes that are very cheap and look good and go fast those usually don’t have a there own company name so when something goes wrong after 30 days you won’t be able to get help or get a new one and end up with a bad broken e-bike
Yep you always get what you pay for. I reached out to the company after 2 week and they were quite responsive. But also, some of the major brands are hard to get in contact with too. I watch a lot of sur ronsters videos. And he has had a hard time getting in touch with some companies in the past. I think 2 has a strong bike community and a few message some of the veterans they sometimes have the answers that you need.
Ya can u give me some good brands? Also I want to get this one bike on Amazon Ridster Q20 I was wondering if this is a good choice or not? If not what other suggestions instead of irr
Mechanical The brake pads that come with it I believe or resin pads. once I wore those down, I swapped both the front and the back for semi metal and they worked a lot better not as good as hydraulic brakes but definitely worked better.
Check all connections and your battery. If you need help troubleshooting email them support email is on the website. I had some questions about washing the bike and other simple things they got back to me within 24 hours. Let me know what you find out.
Every state is different. You have to look up your local e bike rules or call your local precinct. Where I live you don’t need a license to drive it. You have to follow the same laws that bikes do but if it goes 28mph you have to wear a helmet. Again all states and city’s have different laws for e-bikes.
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What's your favorite feature on this e-bike? Would you take it for a city ride or an off-road adventure?
i have on . got it for Christmas and have put 200 miles on it so far. its a great bike for what you pay. read all reviews. average speed 25 mph average milage is 24 all throttle. the battery is solid and the ride is very stable upright and very snappy turning for the weight. well balanced. now for the cons that are obvious if you read reviews and watch a few youtube videos. dont get me wrong its my first ebike and i love it. ok cons: the ride is mostly smooth but due to the weight it will bottom out and the rear shock spacer is halfway down the threads. front shocks are ok but are welded in on spot and have to be cut off if you want to upgrade. con 2 the weight over 80 pounds and with second battery its almost 100 pounds this bike wont fit in racks. con 3 and the most important is the mechanical dish breaks. they are bad and i mean really bad. they squeak and are a headache to tighten up and adjust. they take a long time to slow no matter how tight they get. in between lights in town. you can keep up with traffic to a point but have to break way early at the next intersection. honorable mention con is though it is almost ready for a second battery, its a nightmare to run the wires and make everything fit. honorable mention con 2 yes the bike is $850 after taxes after upgrades you are spending about 1400. oh lol no 1500 dont forget the tires lol. they are sooooo thin. i never popped mine but i didn't push it. just remember there is always something you forget.
Bro thanks for sharing your experiences with this bike o have only put 60 miles on it and I’m still learning a lot. It’s my first e-bike but I ride a YZ250f in the woods and this has no comparison to the my Yamaha. But again for a budget bike it gets the job done. I have noticed the breaks take a while to stop that is a pain. I just moved to the city and I’m hoping to get more riding in. Again thanks for the insights I’ll have to do another review maybe at the 6 month point.
My husband and I and our 13 y/o daughter have the v20. We save so much money on gas because we drive to school and work with the “fatbike’s” as they are called here, and I do groceries with the bike as well. I placed a rack on the front and placed a 30 liter large crate on it.
It’s definitely easier to get around the city that a car
What do you mean by BOTTOM OUT...
AND HOW IS THE FRONT SUSPENSION WELD IN...
The front suspension is one piece. The shock on the back isn’t adjustable and some times on bumps it compresses all the way
It’s still a great moped style bike I love it
Seems like a great bike to make fast. Thinking about getting one and doing a 72v build
Me too but I don’t have much experience upgrading e-bikes. This would be a great sleeper build.
@@TechReviewswithphil I don't have much experience either. But it seems like the perfect build bike. It's super solid and stable just waiting to go 60mph
@@TechReviewswithphilcould u do a vid showing the internals like the controller and motor?
@@TechReviewswithphil get a 40 amp controller you'll get like 30-32 mph its plug and play. all these bikes use the yellow xt60 adapters.
@@huuma79 where can I find it?
One more question if I could. Have you tried riding this bike with 2 people on it? And if so do you know the max speed it would go with 2 ppl on the bike? Thanks!
Yes I have ridden with two people but I didn’t get the max speed i’ll pull a buggy with my kids and we’ve gone 26 with them in a wagon. But it’s gonna wear the battery down faster and you’ll lose speed overtime.
I ride with my 9 y/o son on it every day to school (40 kilometers a day) and I can get the maximum speed with him. He weighs around 40 kilograms.
Hey I have the Movcan V30 MAX, my bf and I together weigh probably 300 lbs. We recently rode it and our max was like 30 mph.
Fat tires are great, but they get flats like crazy. I've had the biggest nails and screws pierce the tire and the pricey tuffy tire liners I added for protection. And all 6 flats i've gotten were on the back wheel which is a royal pain to fix. And you can't push it home if its totally flat. Gotta call an Uber and hope the driver has room for it and is cool with it.
I got tire liners for mine just in case. Sorry to hear about all those flats. If I have an issue I might buy the moose tubeless system to put in it.
I just bought 2 Movcan v30 Max ebikes. Put them together today and tested them out. They are fairly easy to put together, and they are fun to ride. The factory speedometer is way off. Looks to be about 7 MPH optimistic. I set P04 to 40 (the highest it would go) and the most I can get is 28 MPH. This is my first ebike and I am content with it, especially since I have nothing else to compare it to. I do like that it has a 1500w motor and 32AH worth of battery capacity. Anyways, thanks for the review!
Your welcome quick tip buy some spare breakpads I have changed mine every 80 miles. But it just depends on how many times you stop at fast speeds
The most you can get is 28 mph because that's all it can do goofball.
@@Bumafa I was able to remove the limiting software setting, so far I have had it to 42 mph
V30 max has a 1500 watt nominal 2000watt peak motor. It also does 32 mph. I made a review video if you like to watch. V30 max
@sonicsix how? I have the v30 max. Any clues?
Great review thanks!
I have a question if that's all right. Is there a way to lock the bike so it won't turn on say if I'm running into the grocery store for 15minutes or something along those lines.
Thanks!
No, they sure don’t, but that’s the biggest problem with all the bikes is the fact that you don’t even need to turn it on for someone to walk away with it. They can just start paddling and takeoff. What I do is I bought a circle lock security makes a good one and I put it on my rear break. That way the bike can’t roll at all. I also have a folding lock that I locked the rear tire to the frame of the bike. The one to two minutes that it takes to put it on and take it off is worth the peace of mind, knowing your bike can’t just be pushed away. I would also get an AirTag with a magnetic waterproof case and put that somewhere on the bike.
@@TechReviewswithphil great tips thanks for the advice!!
@@TechReviewswithphil I guess you could in theory just take the battery off too hey. But I suppose they could still peddle away
mine came with a 13ah battery instead of a 15.6ah battery. Besintu has had a problem with the battery consistency contacting them soon to sort this out.
I’m gonna double check but I think mines are the 15.6. I thought about getting the other battery pack that goes where you put a water bottle on the frame. But I’ve gotten a lot of life and riding out of the battery pack I have.
@@TechReviewswithphil I am talking to movcan right now I am only getting about 10 miles out of my battery so we are checking it now. I also am in contact with a manufacturer of hub motors and they have a 2000 Watt rear hub that is for this exact bike. We are building a kit up for the bike as we speak to increase the speed to between 45-50MPH and increasing the range as well with a battery that is of same Fuel tank design spec. After I receive the kit I am going to do a complete build guide and range test. the goal is to look as close to stock as possible right now I am looking at the kit being from $1200-$1500. The battery I am looking at for it is a 72V 20Ah 60A 500-3000Watt battery that looks exactly like our Movcan battery. They even make a 48V 35Ah 40A and 50A 500-2000 watt battery with at XT90 connector.
Sweet I definitely would love to get mine to 50mph it’s a cool sleeper build
I have dual battery but i cant find the app
In the App Store it’s “MOVCAN” the icon is white and the words are black.
I’m thinking about getting this versions cousin, the v60. I’m just worried about taking it over trails, here in Texas we have some gnarly trails with big rocks, small rocks, and good uphills.
With the visual I gave you, do you think I would break this bike😂
I’m thinking about getting this bike for a year or two then save up for a nice small dirt bike.
so the bigger one would be good for tough trails but you can't go fast. I have to use the pedals on steep hills. If you're looking for speed you need a bigger gas bike. The problem with all the e-bikes even Surron is the suspension. It will make it through a lot but suspension on all e-bikes is made for basic trails. I have a yzf250 for hard trail riding.
no dont do it. this bike is a cafe racer. gravel tires. its meant for packed flat smooth trails or asphalt. i did months worth of researched this and 2 other bikes. the bikes up to 1000$ are all cruisers meant for street.
Anyone know the major difference between the V30 and the V60? And which one is actually better ??
How tall are you. I'm 6 foot, will I be good. Thanks. Great video.
I’m 5’7” but I have a few relatives that are from 6’-6’6” and they all had a blast and it fit them good
Can it be wheelied?
No 😢
Donde puedo comprar un asiento para niños v30 bike❓️❓️❓️
MOVCAN doesn’t make a child seat, but if you go on Amazon and type in eBike child seat, there are some great results
what do the keys do?
they unlock the battery
@@TechReviewswithphil battery doesnt come off when i try to take it off
mine on there pretty tight you have to hold the key in the unlock position with your left hand with your right hand you wanna take your thumb and push real hard where the charge port sticker is right in the back. don’t push on that bottom plastic, that’s the actual plug you push on the far back side of the tank. But you have to make sure you hold that key in the unlock position or it’ll rotate back to the lock position. It’s basically a two hand job.
Can someone else fit on it with you? Trying to see if two small adults can fit together on it I am 5'7" ahd she is 5'1"
Same bro from what I here it's not very fun after 3 miles
You can fit two adults on it. It just depends on the weight. The max weight that the motor is rated for is 350 pounds.
I havent seen a video explaining all the functions of the LCD. I know how to increase the gears to get 30mph, but I dont understand all the technical controls, and the point of them.
In my description, I list all of those functions. They’re pretty self-explanatory if there’s one in particular that you think I should make a video on I can.
@@TechReviewswithphil Yea the bike came with a card showing this stuff, I had no idea what it meant. Later on I may get to the garage to play around with it. Btw, this bike is fast as hell, and gets allot of looks/compliments. It will make you popular. Everyone wants to talk and be buddies Lol
@@BronerBeast I'm going to be making an ebike channel it will have more information and tutorials on the bike. I'll comment it here when I do. I’ll do a video on which settings I ride at and review what the other ones mean.
Is it suit 5'3"? I saw you stood by e bike, but it looks like just suit your height (or up)
My wife is 5 foot two and she has to lean a good bit to get on it
@@TechReviewswithphil Thans your reply, keep update your channel. I will follow your channel.
i trust you
Thanks
Is this ebike UL listed? That battery looks sketchy how stable is it sitting on top from your experience?
I’m not sure with UL listed means. The battery bracket that it sits on is the full length of the battery soit’s in there really secure.
would really appreciate a response, same price, v30 vs v60 i cant seem to find differences, which would you get and why, any help seriously appreciated, please;)
The only difference is the frame and display same motor same batteries. The V60 pro model has a 1500 W motor. But the regular V 30 and V6 are the same bike, just different frame and display screen. They’re calling the V60 the off-road one, but all I can see is a frame change I haven’t tested the V60 yet but if I get the chance, I’ll do a full review video on it.
Can someone that is 5'7" be flat footed on the ground with this bike?
I’m 5 foot seven and if it fits me just right, but if you want, you can lower the shock. It has a sprocket that adjusts and you can lower it down a little bit if you would like.
This might be a good tip for some of you, think about the e-bike you want to get and usually the e-bikes that are very cheap and look good and go fast those usually don’t have a there own company name so when something goes wrong after 30 days you won’t be able to get help or get a new one and end up with a bad broken e-bike
Yep you always get what you pay for. I reached out to the company after 2 week and they were quite responsive. But also, some of the major brands are hard to get in contact with too. I watch a lot of sur ronsters videos. And he has had a hard time getting in touch with some companies in the past. I think 2 has a strong bike community and a few message some of the veterans they sometimes have the answers that you need.
Ya can u give me some good brands? Also I want to get this one bike on Amazon Ridster Q20 I was wondering if this is a good choice or not? If not what other suggestions instead of irr
Mechanical or hydraulic brakes? Sorry bad review.
Mechanical The brake pads that come with it I believe or resin pads. once I wore those down, I swapped both the front and the back for semi metal and they worked a lot better not as good as hydraulic brakes but definitely worked better.
My mom can is not starting,
Check all connections and your battery. If you need help troubleshooting email them support email is on the website. I had some questions about washing the bike and other simple things they got back to me within 24 hours. Let me know what you find out.
Maybe you gotta play with the mom cans?! 🤣
Do you need a divers license
Every state is different. You have to look up your local e bike rules or call your local precinct. Where I live you don’t need a license to drive it. You have to follow the same laws that bikes do but if it goes 28mph you have to wear a helmet. Again all states and city’s have different laws for e-bikes.