I purchased the same bike less than one month ago i am at 830 miles on it so far and the biggest sign of wear and tear i have is on the back brakes longest ride was 2 days ago and it was a 60 mile ride on a full charge i am only 120 pounds my advice is if you want to get the most out of our battery to use the lower levels of PAS instead of going to max speed and you will more get mileage on a full battery
That's good advice for most e bikes. I generally go by the rule of only using top speeds when you're gonna keep that speed and momentum, so not speeding up and braking too much
@@carstarsarstenstesenn if you are just looking for a cruiser not for transportation it should be fine hight wise it's good the peddles are a little close to the ground so they scrape on turns occasionally and all the hardware needs to be tightened But if you are close to or over the weight limit the battery only last 10-15 miles unless you're riding on flat roads
i appreciate this review, was just looking at this bike online and wasn't confident in getting it. now i am! your review is the only detailed one! thanks for the video
Great video I’m about to walk in and buy it next week is it still working well? Also who cares about the extra 10-15 mph I’m just sick of sweating before work 😅
Great review. You answered pretty much every question I had. But you’re gonna wish you left the mud flap on the first time you ride through standing water lol
Nice review. If you're 6'4", though ,why is the seat so low? Your knees won't last unless you raise the seat up so your knee is almost straight when your pedal is at the bottom.
This is the best review on this bike I have come cross . However, do you have to pedal for the bike to coast or you don’t have to pedal for the bike to coast. Basically, can the bike coast with no pedaling
I bought this bike from Walmart a couple days ago. The most trouble we had was with the installation of the front tire. It was 100% our fault because we tried installing without the quick release. DO NOT FORGET THE QUICK RELEASE when installing. Otherwise, it did come with a full battery charge so I rode it right away. This is my first e-bike. I love it! There are plenty of settings. Once you hit that plus button, the bike immediately switches to pedal assist. Start pedaling and you are on your way!
Really appreciate the review been thinking about picking one up but I'm 6 ft 2 240 lb so I was worried it wouldn't be big enough but I honestly might end up picking it up later today
I was looking at one of these and already was wondering if there will be a battery upgrade to help range. I am sure someone will have one soon. Walmart won't be able to keep them in stock.
If youre mostly flatland riding on pavement, why would you require any shock absorption beyond the size of the tires? Shocks are really only necessary for bumps like potholes....
I own this (exact) same bike. I'm 6'0 / 223 lbs, & I gotta say that in my opinion: You will NOT be having any serious issues. Perhaps a bit slower take-off speed, & if your going up a super steep incline (like where I live in the hills) sometimes I prefer just jumping off the bike & walking it up to the top of the hill just so I don't 'over-work' the motor or drain the battery any quicker than it needs to. Also, I would probably just say to make sure you always keep the tires full of air so you can maximize your movement.
i have a step thru but pretty much the same bike, great bike but if your looking for speed this is not that and no water bottle holder or mount. besides that fun and cheap for the 500-600$
I am interested in buying the same bike. I would like to know if pedal assist is set at lowest level 1, do you actually get any exercise in riding the bike?
Walmart did have the best value for e-bikes but the prices have come down on enormously for almost all your bikes... A Walmart bike is the bottom of the barrel .
I purchased the same bike less than one month ago i am at 830 miles on it so far and the biggest sign of wear and tear i have is on the back brakes longest ride was 2 days ago and it was a 60 mile ride on a full charge i am only 120 pounds my advice is if you want to get the most out of our battery to use the lower levels of PAS instead of going to max speed and you will more get mileage on a full battery
That's good advice for most e bikes. I generally go by the rule of only using top speeds when you're gonna keep that speed and momentum, so not speeding up and braking too much
@@carstarsarstenstesenn if you are just looking for a cruiser not for transportation it should be fine
hight wise it's good the peddles are a little close to the ground so they scrape on turns occasionally and all the hardware needs to be tightened
But if you are close to or over the weight limit the battery only last 10-15 miles unless you're riding on flat roads
i appreciate this review, was just looking at this bike online and wasn't confident in getting it. now i am! your review is the only detailed one! thanks for the video
Thank you! I will try my best to make a follow up video at 100 miles and give you guys more feedback!
UPDATE: bought the bike and i take it everywhere with me. i have put 300+ miles on it since i got it
Great review. You hit on a few key measures that other folks missed. Nice thanks again…
Great video I’m about to walk in and buy it next week is it still working well? Also who cares about the extra 10-15 mph I’m just sick of sweating before work 😅
Yes it is! The only thing is I’ve had an issue with my left side pedal coming loose and it won’t stay tight
@@That6foot4rider sounds pretty minor if you ask me I’m getting it Friday then!
Great review. You answered pretty much every question I had. But you’re gonna wish you left the mud flap on the first time you ride through standing water lol
Nice review.
If you're 6'4", though ,why is the seat so low?
Your knees won't last unless you raise the seat up so your knee is almost straight when your pedal is at the bottom.
This is the best review on this bike I have come cross . However, do you have to pedal for the bike to coast or you don’t have to pedal for the bike to coast. Basically, can the bike coast with no pedaling
No throttle so no
I bought this bike from Walmart a couple days ago. The most trouble we had was with the installation of the front tire. It was 100% our fault because we tried installing without the quick release. DO NOT FORGET THE QUICK RELEASE when installing. Otherwise, it did come with a full battery charge so I rode it right away. This is my first e-bike. I love it! There are plenty of settings. Once you hit that plus button, the bike immediately switches to pedal assist. Start pedaling and you are on your way!
Great review. You answered pretty much every question I had. First time you ride through water you’re gonna wish you left that front mud flap on lol
does it have a throttle? or do yoy have to pedal for it to work
@@gatregkt6363 - no throttle. You must pedal (only minimally to maintain speed) for it to work.
@@ck01019 ahh ok thanks
I just received mine in the mail. First E-Bike and I never put a bike together. I hope it don't fall apart while I'm riding it 😅
Thanks I am buying this in a day or so for work but I needed more your video was perfect I'm sold
That rattling noise might be coming from the connectors where the battery sits.
Really appreciate the review been thinking about picking one up but I'm 6 ft 2 240 lb so I was worried it wouldn't be big enough but I honestly might end up picking it up later today
How's it working I'm 6 2 too.thinking about buying one
I’m a fluffy middle aged man and this thing is great! My only complaint is lack of shock absorption.
you can add your own front suspension
also, can it be used as just a regular bike too? like if my battery die can i pedal home type shi?
Yes
Yes
Yes but it’s heavier than a normal bike so it’ll be a little harder to pedal
In this case, just take the battery off.
I was looking at one of these and already was wondering if there will be a battery upgrade to help range. I am sure someone will have one soon. Walmart won't be able to keep them in stock.
I work at walmart and was thinking about getting one of these lol
lol same
If youre mostly flatland riding on pavement, why would you require any shock absorption beyond the size of the tires? Shocks are really only necessary for bumps like potholes....
Is this a Walmart brand of bike like the Ozark Trail line? I cant find any info on this thing.
Best I can tell Concord is a WalMart brand. My bike helmet from there is a Concord.
You can hold the - button and it takes off also.
Hi, I am thinking about hetting this bike. Just a bit concerned with the weight limit hehe. I am 290 @6ft.
I’m looking at the user manual and it says the limit is 220
I own this (exact) same bike. I'm 6'0 / 223 lbs, & I gotta say that in my opinion: You will NOT be having any serious issues. Perhaps a bit slower take-off speed, & if your going up a super steep incline (like where I live in the hills) sometimes I prefer just jumping off the bike & walking it up to the top of the hill just so I don't 'over-work' the motor or drain the battery any quicker than it needs to. Also, I would probably just say to make sure
you always keep the tires full of air so you can maximize your movement.
@@davidcassis9719 thank you so much for the info. I want it for the occasional visit to the beach or park. This helped so much. Thanks again.
Can spare batteries be purchased??
i have a step thru but pretty much the same bike, great bike but if your looking for speed this is not that and no water bottle holder or mount. besides that fun and cheap for the 500-600$
Did yours come with a charging cord and key mine did not
I'd like to know how to buy an extra battery??
I am interested in buying the same bike. I would like to know if pedal assist is set at lowest level 1, do you actually get any exercise in riding the bike?
Lowest level is 0. There is no pedal assist on that setting. You can get all the exercise you want. ;-)
im 6'7 lol, you think ill be straight? no different in size than any other typical bike right?
I think you’ll be fine cause I have plenty of room and I have long legs
If you buy it at the walmart store they put it together for you for free
Thanks, very helpful
Yo w vídeo keep it up
How do you adjust the handle bars? I’m 5’10.
This one doesn’t come with a rack right?
Bigg Ups 💪🏾
Any chance you have a PDF of the manual?
I’m 5’4”. Will this bike be too tall?
3:52 that's what she said😂😂😅
Walmart did have the best value for e-bikes but the prices have come down on enormously for almost all your bikes... A Walmart bike is the bottom of the barrel .
Hows the range ? Ty
I thought it doesn’t have a throttle it’s pedal assist only
i getting simliar one but its a diffrent company more specs to it
I hope you got insurance.
Why 27 inch wheels are kind of hard to find aren't they
This bike comes with 27.5" wheels (650b) The selection of 27" items is definitely more limited.
The bell is what’s making noise
Does it have a throttle
anyone know where to find a new battery for this bike
I don’t think the chain should be that loose.
If you're 6'4" you really need to raise that seat post
Can you throttle this bike .
I don't know if this bike got a throttle.
It’s pedal assist not thumb throttle
@@That6foot4rider Hold the - button and it will go by itself. not sure how fast though
@@kennyfrommar
Which button?
Oh the - "minus" button 😂
Does it dp throttle only option?
No throttle
He called the reflectors lights
That’s because they are lights, you can turn on by the press of a button