Schoof & Jensen Doubledekker Cargo Bike Overview
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- Join me as I take a look at the @schoofundjensen Doubledekker eCargo Bike. Sitting somewhere between an Omnium/Ten:07 and a typical Long John cargo bike, it has some interesting features and some great benefits of both styles, with very few cons. While not a review, my aim with this video is to introduce an interesting brand with a new concept on the front loading cargo bike.
To check out Schoof & Jensen cargo bikes, specifications, prices and to find a dealer near you, take a look at their website here: www.schoof-jensen.de
(Stated prices are correct at time of publication)
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00:00 - Intro
00:31 - Background
01:10 - Not a Review
01:27 - Size
01:50 - Weight
02:00 - Modular Top Cargo Area
02:27 - Folding Lower Cargo Area
02:53 - Handling
03:22 - Battery range
03:56 - Issues
05:09 - Price
05:27 - Conclusion
05:50 - Outro
#cargobike #schoofundjensen #bikecheck
Awesome bike and video!
Thanks Celo, glad you enjoyed it!
The post credits scene got me 😂🥙
Emotional damage 😥😥🥙
Great post! Concise and you hit the "highlights" well! Great English also! Thanks!
Thanks Ron, glad you enjoyed the video! 🙌
Next time you need someone holding a camera, ask me. I will also go to the kebab shop with you 😊
Ha ha thanks, I'll keep it in mind! I can't pay much, but the kebab will be on me 😉
Good job
Thanks Sam!
Awsome bike😳 👍😍
I had a lot of fun on it during my short time with the bike!
Denied kebobs. Sorry Rob. Thanks for spotlighting yet another unknown cargo bike brand
It was a tough one to swallow 😣🤣 Thanks, glad you were able to discover a new brand!
Very Unique! Not suitable for my use case as I use a cargo bike to ferry my wife all over town but this makes a good second or third bike. I'd get the acoustic one and upgrade to a Bafang or CYC mid-drive though. Those are leagues better than the Bosch.
Yeah the inability to safely carry another person bigger than a toddler is probably the biggest minus point for me about the bike, otherwise it's great! You'd likely save a bit of money over the e-version getting a non-motorised one and converting it yourself too, though I can see it may be a bit too much work for some folks to do a DIY conversion. Maybe a topic for a future video!
interesting bike, but with the unassisted iumentum 1890 starting at 2300 euros, it's absolutely ludicrous people still ask over 6k for a bike
I just priced up an Iumentum as cheaply as possible and got it down to €2289 for a complete bike (without a stand though)! I'm not going to deny these prices are quite high, but when you consider that you could spend almost €11,000 on a Riese & Müller Packster or Ca Go FS200, I think it shows there's a market for it and it brings some prices into perspective a bit.
Great videography! And sorry you had to have "the food we have at home"
Thank you! It's probably for the best we didn't stop, we'd have had less riding shots after a greasy lunch break anyway 😬😬
4,25 watthours per kilometre
Well below the average usage for an ebike! As I mentioned in the video though, I was over the motor assistance level quite a lot, was in the lowest assistance mode the whole time and even had a tailwind for most of the day so all that definitely helped a lot, but still impressive nonetheless I think!
@@RobRidesCargoBikes yes it's very efficient. on the city bike with similar conditions i get about 3 when i'm in the mood to pedal pretty hard to help the motor, at 25 km / h average maybe 300 metres elevation every 100 km, rider weight 70 kg, bike 25. going much under 3 i think is road bike territory
@@markifi Yeah it's certainly impressive for a cargo bike, especially as I weigh just over 100kg and I had fairly decent load with my camera stuff, food and drinks.
garbage
What didn't you like?
But i wanted a Döner? 🥲
Ok that settles it, Döner party when I get to 1000 subscribers 🤣