nice looking ebike - the tires are too small, but would be ok on a clown bike ;) the suspension would be an ez upgrade [had a few motor cycles n shocks are ez to find and exchange] but the tiny tires are another matter. we wont mention the performance or the pedal strikes, having your feet dig into the dirt IF you try to pedal] But I like the look and agree it being a fine long range ebike [just ride straight or use the throttle]
Apparently there’s a big market for upgrading the shocks. For some of us these tires are gigantic compared to what they’re used to. You might need a 36” wheels 🤣 As for the pedals striking the ground I didn’t see or experience much of an issue there.
@@RobinsonCycle uh the tires on that model are 20x4 and yes much too close to the ground. my ebikes have 26x4 and those are much better, but still the pedal will strike on ruts or rocks when Im not on a paved street or trail that is nice smooth and pretty. in off roading there are obstacles, roots, rocks, ruts, berms, grass clumps ect as its not always pretty off the road. not to mention pedaling around a corner that requires leaning. we dont always remember Not to pedal as it is a bicycle :o teeny tires [under 24"] look small and might be "ok" if only used on pavement of a nice smooth perfect surface.
nice looking ebike - the tires are too small, but would be ok on a clown bike ;)
the suspension would be an ez upgrade [had a few motor cycles n shocks are ez to find and exchange]
but the tiny tires are another matter.
we wont mention the performance or the pedal strikes, having your feet dig into the dirt IF you try to pedal]
But I like the look and agree it being a fine long range ebike [just ride straight or use the throttle]
Apparently there’s a big market for upgrading the shocks. For some of us these tires are gigantic compared to what they’re used to. You might need a 36” wheels 🤣 As for the pedals striking the ground I didn’t see or experience much of an issue there.
@@RobinsonCycle uh the tires on that model are 20x4 and yes much too close to the ground.
my ebikes have 26x4 and those are much better, but still the pedal will strike on ruts or rocks when Im not on a paved street or trail that is nice smooth and pretty.
in off roading there are obstacles, roots, rocks, ruts, berms, grass clumps ect as its not always pretty off the road. not to mention pedaling around a corner that requires leaning.
we dont always remember Not to pedal as it is a bicycle :o
teeny tires [under 24"] look small and might be "ok" if only used on pavement of a nice smooth perfect surface.