I came to your video because I've been researching this bike for the last couple days before buying. I'm loving just about everything about it. Thank you for saying the name and posting the plaque on the bench. My mother recently passed away very suddenly and in the months following her death I paid for a brass plaque on a bench to be placed in an area she liked. I hope people take the time to read her name and maybe the few words about her, maybe making them curious about her life. She was not only the best Mom in the world in my mind, but she actually was an amazing mother and woman. I could never have asked for a better mother and would never have traded her for anything or anyone in the world. We are here for nothing if we are remembered for nothing or to not be remembered at all. Sorry for the sidetrack
Cool ending Chris, I personally am afraid of heights. Maybe it has to do with my weight, and the fear that whatever is built won’t hold me. I remember the crane you climbed. What amazing stories you will be able to tell future generations.
A nice bike. All k those cafe style bikes have the problem with the seat being too low. I would look to install a thicker seat and also insert bushens to raise it. Even 5 inches more would be great
I love these reviews and the tours of where you live. If I may suggest a bicycle shock pump for what appears to be an air shock for the rear suspension, they are different than a conventional bicycle pump which will allow too much air to escape when detaching the chuck from the Schrader valve after adjusting the compliance of the rear end sag and travel based on rider weight. I am sure you and some viewers may have spotted this but just an FYI for those less familiar with air shocks. Cheers!
I'd love an e-bike but after watching all the news stories from NYC about fires from them I think I'll just peddle. Looks like a lot of fun though for our rail trail.
theres enough stud length on the seat studs to add a 1 Inch spacer under the seat. there by raising it by 1 inch. it would make a great difference when riding. thx for vid. enjoy them.
You took time during the editing process to include the memoriam on the bench you rested at. One of the many, many reasons I really enjoy your channel(s)- you have such great character!
Chris, I really enjoy these review videos you do on the electric bikes. My wife and I are thinking about buying some to take camping with us. I know this would probably be a LOT of work for you, but have you ever thought about producing a video comparing your top five or ten bikes you have reviewed and compare things like cost, range, ease of use (like this one being hard for a tall person to pedal manually), etc....? I'd really be interested in seeing a video like that. I happen to be pretty short (5'6") and used to race dirt bikes so this Engwe looked pretty interesting to me. Because of being used to riding dirt bikes, I think I would prefer a mountain bike style of electric bike with a full suspension (front and rear). I trust your judgment on things having been addicted to both of your channels for awhile now and I can appreciate how you work through problems and fix stuff. Let me know if you think you would ever produce a video like this or something like it to help me make the right choice when we go to buy our electric bikes (maybe not this summer but next year). Thanks, Joe
Chris, love your bike travel rides on the canal paths on both sides of the Delaware river. Your absolutely right that the new bike/walking access across the Scudders Fall bridge is probably the best on the Delaware river. They worked on the Jersey side paths over the Winter and they are the best for bike riding. The Pennsylvania side paths are more scenic but they aren’t as bike friendly along a lot of spots because they can’t get heavy equipment on the paths to do maintenance on them. They need a lot of money for repairs which the state of Pa doesn’t seem to provide.
The M20 is a cool looking bike for sure. I'm really enjoying my Fiido m21. But still enjoy reviews on all these new ebikes to see how they're progressing and improving.
I’m 5’9” with a 30” inseam and I sit flat footed on the ground. As for pedaling it is a little awkward . The manual control settings could be a little more clear…..in short you’ll have to play with it for awhile. This guy points out several things the manual doesn’t cover, front wheel axel needs to be removed and the one they strap to frame is used. Wiring for the second battery is explained here much better here than the manual. Brakes are sufficient when new. Lights are excellent. Get the duel battery option, you’ll won’t be disappointed…….have fun!
Love your video - I live in Texas, but I grew up west of Philly, so I'm a bit nostalgic for the area when I see those trees. I love how cool the canal ride is. The bike looks like a nice piece of equipment! When my son is 15 in a few years It'd be fun to ride with him. One last comment - you must have a nice drone that can fly steady in that wind!
Just a personal thing when I was looking for a bike I didn't want a seat style like that. I'm short but I'd just rather have a normal bike seat that I can easily change to what I am most comfortable with. I came down to two bikes and in all honesty the other bike had some features that were better but nothing outrageously better but I went with the one I liked the seat and suspension better.
Hey there, I just watched your "ebike review" video and I must say, I'm impressed with the detail and insights you provided. As an avid ebike user, I'm always on the lookout for innovative products, and I recently stumbled upon a new crowdfunding project called freebeat Morph 2-in-1 e-Bike. It's intriguing because it offers dual modes for outdoor and indoor use, with the ability to recharge indoors. The brushless 750W motor and 80Nm torque seem quite powerful, and the 80mm front suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires make it perfect for any terrain. The Smart Saddle Detection+ and CO2-free mileage features are definitely worth exploring too. Keep up the great work, and thanks for sharing this exciting project!
I agree with you about the pedal assist. I've adjusted my seat to give me optimum pedal power. Sadly, most people use these as a full power mode of transportation. Two batteries are perfect for that...
These style of e-bikes aren't really made to be pedaled. From Australian, e-bikes have to be pedal assisted to be legal, seems odd to ride a bike without pedaling.
So do you know for sure what the battery "equalizer" does? I've seen some devices which simply switch between batteries when one is depleted, but preferably they would run in parallel to give more peak amps.
Great log work We just crossed a stream recently, half the length and about 10 inches deep, I had to sit on my ar5e and shuffle over. Totally pathetic.
Didn't know you had a second channel The bike looks pretty awesome having two battery packs is a game changer .. I built my own E bike there so much fun I even built my own battery pack That communicates with smartphone lots of power
Front fender looks too short towards the top / front end, looks like it will spray straight up. Also, are they too narrow ? o_O There might be an advantage to using both batteries at once to avoid higher current draw on each cell. Aswell as keeping the cells out of their lowest voltage range which is rougher on the battery compared to using it in its mid / high voltage range. Respect to showing the badge on Davids bench Some things to consistently list in these Ebike reviews : Peak power vs continuous power ( saw this in last video ), Motor type ( internal gears vs direct drive ), Type and brand of cell ( i.e 18650 vs 21700 ), Max current rating for motor controller, Somehow give quality of tire and gauge its ability to operate durably at lower PSI. You already give great info about controls ( such as the delay in letting off pedal assist ). In other videos you zoomed right in on more of the welds. To always say where its made. If i missed any of these then im sorry. Thankyou for these
The handle bars look like they may be on backwards, they look to sweep forward a bit and should actually sweep back. Also that low seat is a deal killer for me, no adjustment and way too low for me at 5' 10". Other then that its pretty sweet.
I really like the reviews you do on here but when are you going to stick a turbo charger on one of the new bikes or drop an electric motor into a 49 Schwinn? Maybe twin electric motors, front and rear!!!! 😄
You could easily fabricate something under that seat to raise it up..My wife is vertically challenged, could be a good beater for her, maybe you could get the Mrs. involved for giving us some sizing help when reviewing these bikes..Like to see how a shorty fits on that thing..And she would class these videos up a bit, no offense...Nice job...
Yeah I could totally do something like that. But most people are not going to want to deal with that so something worth noting and emphasizing in the video. Thanks man!
I think they fall “short” in frame design. Seems like it’s sized for small people or kids. At least make an adjustable seat. Can’t believe you walked across that fallen tree 😮.
@@antscape call them, they are quite helpful. They call you back quickly and try to help you. There is a seat attachment that raises you,not the seat. I did it yesterday. I'm 5,8 and still am a bit uncomfortable, legs cramp on long rides if I use the pedals, straight power I'm comfort, but to pedal I can't get far without a hamstring cramping lol. They are sending me a extra seat that attaches to the first and gives another 3 inches of height. Hope this helps.
@@antscape I can confirm this. I’m also 5’9 and it’s tall to climb on for sure. BUT if you’re 6’+ pedaling could be uncomfortable. So it’s definitely unique in size being best fit for 5’8-6’0
I've been watching all your ebike videos and purchased one haven't gotten it not sure I will but that's why I used PayPal . Great videos Chris. Curious if you'll ever sell any of yours ?
G,day Chris and Jen from Sydney Australia. What species are the trees along the river. Good dual battery e-bike. Great long range but not racks for shopping. I'm still trying to understand why they are using incompatible batteries causing ignition? If it's the same voltage and amps as specified by the manufacturer? 🌏🇭🇲
Great video! could you show the motorcontroller Amphere capacity? and could you also open the batteries and check the brands the supply thank you for a great review!
Cool Bike! You could make some kind of spacer to raise since it has the long studs. You could also use some kind of wing nuts to attach the seat so you don't have to carry tools. I was wondering if you get to keep the items you review free of charge or do you get to purchase them at a discounted rate? I'm disabled & on disability which is not very much money, so I was thinking of starting a RUclips channel to supplement my income & possibly be able to get some of the cool stuff I see that is reviewed. Do you have any advice for me? I would really appreciate any advice you could give me! Thanks for the awesome content! Looking forward to hearing from you!
If the batteries are in parallel why would you need to reserve one? wouldn't having both on just give you the full capacity? Unless I misunderstood and they're in series when both on?
How is the suspension? Give those breaks a yank. I'd like to see how they work at some speed. With all the beef, two batteries, and fat tires that thing can't be light...
Nice review! The bike looks waayy too small for you - how would you rate to the comfort on it from 1-10 for you? Would you ride it for 30min without a break without feeliny too bad? 60mins? Cheers 🤙
This is Roland mcClendon the law's in Georgia usa on ebike max watts are 750 and I'm 6'5" tall my weight is 235 pounds do you have any recommendation on any ebike for me
We purchased this Vivi 27.5” electric bike and a Tentaquil 26” electric bike for our 13 and 14 year olds. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxUiL0GnyDjP32RJdd660sP8mZk4CRLTCJ The Vivi was much easier to put together. With the Vivi, there was a video link to assist with assembly which made the process easier to follow (we did put the handlebars on upside down, but it was a quick and easy fix). With the Tentaquil, the assembly was not as simple to follow, but after we messaged the company for an assembly video, it was easier and they did respond quickly. The other major differences were that the Vivi has a grip throttle on the right handle (like a motorcycle) and the Tentaquil has a push throttle that you use your thumb to activate. The monitors were also different, so if you’re looking for something specific in terms of changing the bikes functions, pay attention to what the monitor offers. We were really impressed with the overall quality and functionality of both bikes, but if you’re looking for more power and an easier assembly, definitely go with the Vivi!
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Just realised why I like these channels, e-bikes and classic vehicles...
I came to your video because I've been researching this bike for the last couple days before buying. I'm loving just about everything about it.
Thank you for saying the name and posting the plaque on the bench. My mother recently passed away very suddenly and in the months following her death I paid for a brass plaque on a bench to be placed in an area she liked. I hope people take the time to read her name and maybe the few words about her, maybe making them curious about her life. She was not only the best Mom in the world in my mind, but she actually was an amazing mother and woman. I could never have asked for a better mother and would never have traded her for anything or anyone in the world. We are here for nothing if we are remembered for nothing or to not be remembered at all.
Sorry for the sidetrack
Nice touch with the mention of the memorial bench to Mr. Dooley.
Cool ending Chris, I personally am afraid of heights. Maybe it has to do with my weight, and the fear that whatever is built won’t hold me. I remember the crane you climbed. What amazing stories you will be able to tell future generations.
looks like a perfect ebike for people that are vertically challenged. plus that street looks pretty comfortable
A nice bike. All k those cafe style bikes have the problem with the seat being too low. I would look to install a thicker seat and also insert bushens to raise it. Even 5 inches more would be great
I love these reviews and the tours of where you live. If I may suggest a bicycle shock pump for what appears to be an air shock for the rear suspension, they are different than a conventional bicycle pump which will allow too much air to escape when detaching the chuck from the Schrader valve after adjusting the compliance of the rear end sag and travel based on rider weight. I am sure you and some viewers may have spotted this but just an FYI for those less familiar with air shocks. Cheers!
I'd love an e-bike but after watching all the news stories from NYC about fires from them I think I'll just peddle. Looks like a lot of fun though for our rail trail.
theres enough stud length on the seat studs to add a 1 Inch spacer under the seat. there by raising it by 1 inch. it would make a great difference when riding. thx for vid. enjoy them.
You took time during the editing process to include the memoriam on the bench you rested at. One of the many, many reasons I really enjoy your channel(s)- you have such great character!
Chris, I really enjoy these review videos you do on the electric bikes. My wife and I are thinking about buying some to take camping with us. I know this would probably be a LOT of work for you, but have you ever thought about producing a video comparing your top five or ten bikes you have reviewed and compare things like cost, range, ease of use (like this one being hard for a tall person to pedal manually), etc....? I'd really be interested in seeing a video like that. I happen to be pretty short (5'6") and used to race dirt bikes so this Engwe looked pretty interesting to me. Because of being used to riding dirt bikes, I think I would prefer a mountain bike style of electric bike with a full suspension (front and rear). I trust your judgment on things having been addicted to both of your channels for awhile now and I can appreciate how you work through problems and fix stuff. Let me know if you think you would ever produce a video like this or something like it to help me make the right choice when we go to buy our electric bikes (maybe not this summer but next year). Thanks, Joe
Look at Aventon level or Aventon adventure. I love mine.
Check out Jersey style on RUclips he tells the truth about this bike, he is not a fake reviewer, he buys his bikes and does unbiased reviews
I just got a areial grizzly.
I'm probably getting more then double this range, the power is crazy, it's a beast.
This is by far the best how to put together M20 video I've seen, and I've seen a lot. awesome bro.
Chris, love your bike travel rides on the canal paths on both sides of the Delaware river. Your absolutely right that the new bike/walking access across the Scudders Fall bridge is probably the best on the Delaware river. They worked on the Jersey side paths over the Winter and they are the best for bike riding. The Pennsylvania side paths are more scenic but they aren’t as bike friendly along a lot of spots because they can’t get heavy equipment on the paths to do maintenance on them. They need a lot of money for repairs which the state of Pa doesn’t seem to provide.
The M20 is a cool looking bike for sure. I'm really enjoying my Fiido m21. But still enjoy reviews on all these new ebikes to see how they're progressing and improving.
I’m 5’9” with a 30” inseam and I sit flat footed on the ground. As for pedaling it is a little awkward . The manual control settings could be a little more clear…..in short you’ll have to play with it for awhile. This guy points out several things the manual doesn’t cover, front wheel axel needs to be removed and the one they strap to frame is used. Wiring for the second battery is explained here much better here than the manual. Brakes are sufficient when new. Lights are excellent.
Get the duel battery option, you’ll won’t be disappointed…….have fun!
I went out and bought my 1st drone (DJI FPV) just because I have been impressed with your usage of a drone in your videos. Great editing!
Thanks for the vid Chris! I'd watch you guys do about anything. Also, your hair is looking great!
Respect this man, range tests are grueling.
Love your video - I live in Texas, but I grew up west of Philly, so I'm a bit nostalgic for the area when I see those trees. I love how cool the canal ride is. The bike looks like a nice piece of equipment! When my son is 15 in a few years It'd be fun to ride with him. One last comment - you must have a nice drone that can fly steady in that wind!
Just a personal thing when I was looking for a bike I didn't want a seat style like that. I'm short but I'd just rather have a normal bike seat that I can easily change to what I am most comfortable with. I came down to two bikes and in all honesty the other bike had some features that were better but nothing outrageously better but I went with the one I liked the seat and suspension better.
The Mavic handled the wind pretty well....
For sure! Stout little unit
Hey there, I just watched your "ebike review" video and I must say, I'm impressed with the detail and insights you provided. As an avid ebike user, I'm always on the lookout for innovative products, and I recently stumbled upon a new crowdfunding project called freebeat Morph 2-in-1 e-Bike. It's intriguing because it offers dual modes for outdoor and indoor use, with the ability to recharge indoors. The brushless 750W motor and 80Nm torque seem quite powerful, and the 80mm front suspension and puncture-resistant fat tires make it perfect for any terrain. The Smart Saddle Detection+ and CO2-free mileage features are definitely worth exploring too. Keep up the great work, and thanks for sharing this exciting project!
Love your work and Jen n Gus,
Are you going to do something like a top 3 favourite ebikes? 👍✌️
That's a good idea. Should maybe do something like that soon
Hey Chris , I like dual batteries.
Maybe those long seat bolts are for a spacer block to raise seat height for taller rider .......might be a factory option.
I agree with you about the pedal assist. I've adjusted my seat to give me optimum pedal power. Sadly, most people use these as a full power mode of transportation. Two batteries are perfect for that...
These style of e-bikes aren't really made to be pedaled. From Australian, e-bikes have to be pedal assisted to be legal, seems odd to ride a bike without pedaling.
So do you know for sure what the battery "equalizer" does? I've seen some devices which simply switch between batteries when one is depleted, but preferably they would run in parallel to give more peak amps.
You are getting better and better at these E-Bike reviews. Fucking professional Yo. Carry on!
Looks like a nice ebike but I really like your workshop nice one man
Great log work We just crossed a stream recently, half the length and about 10 inches deep, I had to sit on my ar5e and shuffle over. Totally pathetic.
On a windy day you may have a problem carrying that barrel across that tree! 😊
Great review, you are awesome
Didn't know you had a second channel The bike looks pretty awesome having two battery packs is a game changer .. I built my own E bike there so much fun I even built my own battery pack That communicates with smartphone lots of power
You could put a spacer under the seat to bring it up and give you additional storage
Beautiful places
Thank you, another video please ,nice road trip
Great Review NNKH!
Thanks man
Nice! Thanks for the great bike review and the beautiful locations!
Front fender looks too short towards the top / front end, looks like it will spray straight up. Also, are they too narrow ? o_O
There might be an advantage to using both batteries at once to avoid higher current draw on each cell. Aswell as keeping the cells out of their lowest voltage range which is rougher on the battery compared to using it in its mid / high voltage range.
Respect to showing the badge on Davids bench
Some things to consistently list in these Ebike reviews : Peak power vs continuous power ( saw this in last video ), Motor type ( internal gears vs direct drive ), Type and brand of cell ( i.e 18650 vs 21700 ), Max current rating for motor controller, Somehow give quality of tire and gauge its ability to operate durably at lower PSI. You already give great info about controls ( such as the delay in letting off pedal assist ). In other videos you zoomed right in on more of the welds. To always say where its made. If i missed any of these then im sorry. Thankyou for these
This is the earliest that I've clicked on a video
Chris, climbing that tower lmaoo
Nice review, We definitely gotta get Jenn some more air time tho!!
Well done Mr 😎
The handle bars look like they may be on backwards, they look to sweep forward a bit and should actually sweep back. Also that low seat is a deal killer for me, no adjustment and way too low for me at 5' 10". Other then that its pretty sweet.
Gonna meet Jen for some dinner.....let's see if she makes it........the bike that is..😅😅😅
I spat my coffee at that bit😂
Chris, I can't tell if you're going for the Dirks Bentley or the Brad Cooper look? 🙂 I'm going with Dirks.
looks great -- if I was 5'6, not 6'5. Great video as alway
What about gathering up all the bikes you've reviewed, and have them next to each other to compare & crown a winner
"see if she makes it. The bike that is.." lol 🤣
Much love ❤thank you for this 🙏🙌please keep up the great hard work, content and videos ❤❤
"I don't have great balance" says the man that climbs towers and smokestacks lol. Please do an ebike shootout or ranking.
I really like the reviews you do on here but when are you going to stick a turbo charger on one of the new bikes or drop an electric motor into a 49 Schwinn? Maybe twin electric motors, front and rear!!!! 😄
Great review 😎
Great video Chris!!! 👍 Like always!
Your videos are awesome !
You could easily fabricate something under that seat to raise it up..My wife is vertically challenged, could be a good beater for her, maybe you could get the Mrs. involved for giving us some sizing help when reviewing these bikes..Like to see how a shorty fits on that thing..And she would class these videos up a bit, no offense...Nice job...
Yeah I could totally do something like that. But most people are not going to want to deal with that so something worth noting and emphasizing in the video. Thanks man!
I think they fall “short” in frame design. Seems like it’s sized for small people or kids. At least make an adjustable seat. Can’t believe you walked across that fallen tree 😮.
Idk I'm 5'9 and I have to lean the bike to the side to comfortable touch the ground 😅.
@@antscape call them, they are quite helpful. They call you back quickly and try to help you. There is a seat attachment that raises you,not the seat. I did it yesterday. I'm 5,8 and still am a bit uncomfortable, legs cramp on long rides if I use the pedals, straight power I'm comfort, but to pedal I can't get far without a hamstring cramping lol. They are sending me a extra seat that attaches to the first and gives another 3 inches of height. Hope this helps.
@@antscape I can confirm this. I’m also 5’9 and it’s tall to climb on for sure. BUT if you’re 6’+ pedaling could be uncomfortable. So it’s definitely unique in size being best fit for 5’8-6’0
I like the look of it but way too small.
Have you ever sat on a moped they’re tiny but that’s what makes them so much fun.
hey great again chris. thanks.
there called daylight running lights & have to be on all the time by LAW in several countries same as on motorbikes
I've been watching all your ebike videos and purchased one haven't gotten it not sure I will but that's why I used PayPal . Great videos Chris. Curious if you'll ever sell any of yours ?
Sometimes the shipping can be pretty slow on these. And yes I usually post them on Facebook marketplace locally
Ok nice video, so i have to decide m20 or engine pro, with one better choice?
I like the engine Pro more
Do you ever fish the river? I know that this question is completely out of context but it seems like a fantastic place to fish.
Sometimes yeah. Not a huge fisherman though
I want a bike like that 🙂
G,day Chris and Jen from Sydney Australia.
What species are the trees along the river.
Good dual battery e-bike. Great long range but not racks for shopping. I'm still trying to understand why they are using incompatible batteries causing ignition? If it's the same voltage and amps as specified by the manufacturer?
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Good.job cool Bike😄😄👍👍👏👏❤
Hey buddy, great review! I wonder if you can fit a child seat to it somehow?
thanks Chris great vid....peace out
Great video! could you show the motorcontroller Amphere capacity? and could you also open the batteries and check the brands the supply thank you for a great review!
Very nice ..Great review.
Cool Bike! You could make some kind of spacer to raise since it has the long studs. You could also use some kind of wing nuts to attach the seat so you don't have to carry tools. I was wondering if you get to keep the items you review free of charge or do you get to purchase them at a discounted rate? I'm disabled & on disability which is not very much money, so I was thinking of starting a RUclips channel to supplement my income & possibly be able to get some of the cool stuff I see that is reviewed. Do you have any advice for me? I would really appreciate any advice you could give me! Thanks for the awesome content! Looking forward to hearing from you!
Poof--There it is!!! Earliest I found a video thank you Chris you the man..
If the batteries are in parallel why would you need to reserve one? wouldn't having both on just give you the full capacity? Unless I misunderstood and they're in series when both on?
How many electric bikes do you have now isn't it like 4or5 cool review
How is the suspension? Give those breaks a yank. I'd like to see how they work at some speed. With all the beef, two batteries, and fat tires that thing can't be light...
would like to have a info demo on Drones. You seem to know well.
Nice review! The bike looks waayy too small for you - how would you rate to the comfort on it from 1-10 for you? Would you ride it for 30min without a break without feeliny too bad? 60mins? Cheers 🤙
Do you think this can handle some mountain bike trails?
Yes but I think a bike with bigger Wheels is better for that
Cool bike, but I am tall and would definitely like to raise the seat !
On their website they have claims it is a 1kw motor, I am wondering if they have it limited down to 500w or something because that is pretty gutless.
looks like a nice bike Chris.(:=()
Anybody know the charger plug type for the M20 model ? is it one prong dc plug?
can the top speed be bumped up with a freewheel change or in the display settings?
im 6 foot 2 inches and have some energy issues would this be good bike for me?
It's not great for tall people. But doable yea
@@NNKH2 ah ok is there one in a simular price range that you would recomend over it?
Any idea if this is really only Torque: 55 N.m? Many 750W hubs are at 80 N.m, I wonder if this is a mistake on Engwe's specs.
This is Roland mcClendon the law's in Georgia usa on ebike max watts are 750 and I'm 6'5" tall my weight is 235 pounds do you have any recommendation on any ebike for me
Do you sell any of the bikes you review?
Yes I post them locally on Facebook marketplace
how is the revv 1 capable of doing 35mph with 1 750 hub?
We purchased this Vivi 27.5” electric bike and a Tentaquil 26” electric bike for our 13 and 14 year olds. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxUiL0GnyDjP32RJdd660sP8mZk4CRLTCJ The Vivi was much easier to put together. With the Vivi, there was a video link to assist with assembly which made the process easier to follow (we did put the handlebars on upside down, but it was a quick and easy fix). With the Tentaquil, the assembly was not as simple to follow, but after we messaged the company for an assembly video, it was easier and they did respond quickly. The other major differences were that the Vivi has a grip throttle on the right handle (like a motorcycle) and the Tentaquil has a push throttle that you use your thumb to activate. The monitors were also different, so if you’re looking for something specific in terms of changing the bikes functions, pay attention to what the monitor offers. We were really impressed with the overall quality and functionality of both bikes, but if you’re looking for more power and an easier assembly, definitely go with the Vivi!
What was the retail price as shown by you
Do u modified e bikes? Or build them?
Can it install extra rear seat?
Which do you prefer between this bike and the Engine Engine Pro?
I like that the engine pro folds. And adjustable seat
Needs a bigger motor
I feel like for the price it could have an adjustable seat and more power
Way too small for you. But it is a cool looking bike.
Mag wheels…no spokes 👍👍
Awesome
Biggest issue is the seat not be adjustable, every bike I've owned has had an adjustable seat.
Letttttttssssss gooooooo!