I have an escooter which i absolutely love because it gets me around and i can get on any public transport with it "Cool" doesn't really come into it though with ebikes and escooters (cars and bikes as well now i think of it)
@@leemajors3834 well anyway I don't really care that much about uk. I think this could be legal as a moped in eu and that's what I really care about because that is where I live.
Yet all the food delivery people are riding the illegal e-bikes in London. The government should just be pragmatic and regulate and legalise what’s already happening.
@@cyrfung Yes, it's crazy isn't it, and i totally agree, they've got to do something very soon. But Illegal e-bikes?? Aren't these legal though?🤔 It's the eScooters that are sadly,😭 still illegal. I think the rental companies are getting impatient with the transport minister, and our Gov in general (aren't we all) because they are taking soooo long to get any solid legislation in place. So the wait continues unfortunately. But i am very hopeful that it won't be much longer now ☺️🤘
@@fleebleflam. Not sure I can post links here but from what I found, bikes that moves by themselves without pedalling are considered motor vehicles and need a license plate etc.
It's great. 🎉 But I like pedal assist e bikes more 😅 By the way, I think that bicycles and electric bicycles are not allowed on the Highways in many countries
It would only be legal if it was registered with the DVLA and have a number plate and insurance, it would need brake lights and indicators. Good luck with getting one of these registered with the DVLA as the manufacturer has to submit paperwork to certify it. Riding it on road could land you with six points on your licence for riding without insurance, a large fine and the bike being confiscated. You’d be better off buying a road legal electric moped scooter for a similar price.
Right firstly far from looking stupid or silly on that. Wider bars and falcon forks as well as 14x3 would make the bike feel less stupid. Iv got a fiido Q2 ordered and a 3000w hub and 50a controller paired with a 60v waiting to go on! I’d loose the stock bars as they tend to loosen and fold over on riders… These 14s sized bikes are the best commuter everyday bike! Loads of parts available.
@@EboyzLondonjust got it on the 7th. No mods yet it absolutely rips the 800w rear is the beast on its own I raced it vs my Segway p100s and it was very close. Love it so far. Canceled my roadrunner v2 cruise control and the app for major reasons for me
@@Brad87257 Yh man. The q2 will be a decent stand alone bike. Long seat, dual driven and plenty of space between the legs for up to 50ah battery can’t go wrong man. I mean your right it’s wild now and with a controller upgrade and 52v or 60v on the stock hubs you’re leaving tyre marks everywhere haha
@@EboyzLondon when are you supposed to receive yours? I may need some tips on mods! I’ve already ripped it all over. I have about 80 miles on it already. I’ve been all over the road with it no problem. I’m gonna try to do a range test on my local bike path soon.
bro Voro Motors sucks. they have no spare tires in stock. google them and read the 'google reviews.' customers complaining they are selling e scooters with batteries that die within 7-10 days. Call them or email them make up some story about a defect in the scooter and watch how they blow you off bcuz they already got your money.
I couldn't ride anything like this without worry ing about getting knicked by the fuzz. Points on my license and the loss of 1800 quids worth of kit. Yeahn Nah.
Stop calling this a motorbike with a motor on the front. lmao what? it's a seated e-scooter... Majority of E-scooters have motors in the front and back lol also specs are much needed (not just the ones you mentioned)
That isn't an E bike. It's an electric scooter. If it doesn't have pedals, then it's not a bike. I have a Gotrax Flex seated scooter & it's not an e bike.
@@brockolimain4299 It will never be legal. If they legalise escooters the maximum power output will be that of current ebikes, which is 250W continuous.
Illegal in public, fine on private land, so they can sell it. They are technically filming themselves committing a crime. Though I doubt they'll get pulled up for it since they didn't ride dangerously.
kinda looks trash compared to the internal combustion engine monkey bikes. it just looks like it's too hollow or something. it think it needs like bigger battery and also i think it needs to show off the motor controllers more.
So the seat is "cosy" ? I dare you to ride 50 miles and see if you can still walk straight after that. I love my RR but the stock seat is THE most uncomfortable thing about it.
"E-bike" ? With no pedals? And as always the main focus is on looking cool. Sure - buy it if you already have a real practical ebike equipped with luggage racks, baskets, top-boxes etc - in other words an ebike that can serve as a serious form of transport for the rider and for uncool but realworld everyday baggage and shopping loads. Paul G
I was told they are classed as a fully-fledged "Motorbike" ... dependent on the total output power of the motors...so presumably if you want to ride one legally on UK roads it,s possible as long as you comply with the law ie... registeration, insurance tax & MOT d
Your riding leaves a lot to be desired. On the pavements, on the wrong side of the road, weaving all over the place. Certainly without due care and attention. No registration plate, presumably no tax or insurance, wearing a cycle helmet.This motorbike doesn't look like it meets the construction and use regulations either. You really should be busted for this. What's more you are inciting others to commit the same crimes.
But its not legal! But you will still sell it to the public, isn't this a bit silly, when no one knows which way the law is going to go! great idea, the bike that is, but being able to sell them should be illegal too! restricted to 15.5 makes sense, if Joe Public chips it or hacks it, thats down to them
The Future of eMobility. It really is. This brings the benefits of a eScooter & eBike in one. I think this will be hugely popular.
Has been out for over a year
That would be ideal for a work commute. U.K. needs to get its finger out so we can ride these without fear of getting busted.
police "stop" you just ride past police "stop or I'll say stop again!" 😂
I have an escooter which i absolutely love because it gets me around and i can get on any public transport with it
"Cool" doesn't really come into it though with ebikes and escooters (cars and bikes as well now i think of it)
i am hoping that they get all the certifications to make it legal to ride it at 45km/h
Not be legal in the uk as no pedals, throttle & government wont make any money from them beside vat
@@leemajors3834 not even legal as moped?
@@leemajors3834 well anyway I don't really care that much about uk. I think this could be legal as a moped in eu and that's what I really care about because that is where I live.
Oh shut up you whiney little snitch.
@@leemajors3834
Minimal amount of insurance would benefit governments the city 🎉 & riders too.😊
Good review making me wanna buy this scooter/bike again.
According to your link... Page not found... Which is a shame, because I wanted to buy one !
THIS! I can finally go to aspen!
Such a shame it's not yet legal to ride, otherwise i would be all over this😢
@yourdad-nv5ie Dah... the UK obviously!🙄
@yourdad-nv5ie lucky you, we would all be chillin here in the UK too if our Stupid Gov would get their finger out with legislation!☺️🤘
Yet all the food delivery people are riding the illegal e-bikes in London. The government should just be pragmatic and regulate and legalise what’s already happening.
@@cyrfung Yes, it's crazy isn't it, and i totally agree, they've got to do something very soon. But Illegal e-bikes?? Aren't these legal though?🤔 It's the eScooters that are sadly,😭 still illegal. I think the rental companies are getting impatient with the transport minister, and our Gov in general (aren't we all) because they are taking soooo long to get any solid legislation in place. So the wait continues unfortunately. But i am very hopeful that it won't be much longer now ☺️🤘
@@fleebleflam. Not sure I can post links here but from what I found, bikes that moves by themselves without pedalling are considered motor vehicles and need a license plate etc.
⚡🤙🏼 *"Mee Mee"* 🤙🏼
RoadRunner has a nice "mini Super73" look to it.
Saw reviews a while back, nice little bike 🤙🏼
Hill test in mode 3 would have been helpful! but very impressed!
Can you review the 5000w pro version or the roadrunner 10,000 kit.
Such a fitting shot at the end to be in the completely arid burnt out English grasslands talking about an e-bike. We were TOO LATE!
The reason the motor is on the back, is with the engine, you have much more weight, traction on the rear.
It's great. 🎉
But I like pedal assist e bikes more 😅
By the way, I think that bicycles and electric bicycles are not allowed on the Highways in many countries
Really well done review guys
It looks smart, but surely it's not legal for public roads though, is it?
no it is a electric scooter
@@jakecook9139 I get you're splitting hairs since there are no pedals like a regular bike, but this thing looks way more like a bike than a scooter.
It would only be legal if it was registered with the DVLA and have a number plate and insurance, it would need brake lights and indicators. Good luck with getting one of these registered with the DVLA as the manufacturer has to submit paperwork to certify it.
Riding it on road could land you with six points on your licence for riding without insurance, a large fine and the bike being confiscated. You’d be better off buying a road legal electric moped scooter for a similar price.
ask them if they can just sell the frame?
Nice review 👍🏼
Cool little bike. What's the legality on using these on the road?
Confiscation
Nil
Very exciting bike !
I love it ❤🤟💯🤠🇬🇧
Excellent review w/the exception of the add in clips/soundbites; very annoying.
Can you review the new Pure Air3 Pro? Pretty new and I have already ordered it.
Right firstly far from looking stupid or silly on that. Wider bars and falcon forks as well as 14x3 would make the bike feel less stupid.
Iv got a fiido Q2 ordered and a 3000w hub and 50a controller paired with a 60v waiting to go on!
I’d loose the stock bars as they tend to loosen and fold over on riders…
These 14s sized bikes are the best commuter everyday bike! Loads of parts available.
I got the q2 😎 hill killer
@@Brad87257 Lucky you! Should go 3000w on the rear and 72v and sabv 72100 controller. Any mods yet
@@EboyzLondonjust got it on the 7th. No mods yet it absolutely rips the 800w rear is the beast on its own I raced it vs my Segway p100s and it was very close. Love it so far. Canceled my roadrunner v2 cruise control and the app for major reasons for me
@@Brad87257 Yh man. The q2 will be a decent stand alone bike. Long seat, dual driven and plenty of space between the legs for up to 50ah battery can’t go wrong man. I mean your right it’s wild now and with a controller upgrade and 52v or 60v on the stock hubs you’re leaving tyre marks everywhere haha
@@EboyzLondon when are you supposed to receive yours? I may need some tips on mods! I’ve already ripped it all over. I have about 80 miles on it already. I’ve been all over the road with it no problem. I’m gonna try to do a range test on my local bike path soon.
Review Evo emu crossbar ebikes please
bro Voro Motors sucks. they have no spare tires in stock. google them and read the 'google reviews.' customers complaining they are selling e scooters with batteries that die within 7-10 days. Call them or email them make up some story about a defect in the scooter and watch how they blow you off bcuz they already got your money.
I couldn't ride anything like this without worry ing about getting knicked by the fuzz. Points on my license and the loss of 1800 quids worth of kit. Yeahn Nah.
"knocked by the fuzz"😂😂😂
That took me back
Until you get caught!
1500 pounds ? Bruh, I'll walk thank you very much x'D
why no pedals so it could actually pass as an ebike under the current law
still would be illegal in the UK , but might make it a bit more stealthy looking lol
two motors way better for hills for sure!
🥰🥰😍😍👍dommage pas de revendeur en France !!
How fast can you ride with rear motor only?
About 25 on mode 3
Stop calling this a motorbike with a motor on the front. lmao what? it's a seated e-scooter... Majority of E-scooters have motors in the front and back lol also specs are much needed (not just the ones you mentioned)
Sorry bad choice, No pedals, low to the ground and hard for SUV drivers to see.. be careful, consider an Engwie M20
How much? Cant find it on your link
Hi! It's currently £1,499, reduced from £1,895!
That isn't an E bike. It's an electric scooter. If it doesn't have pedals, then it's not a bike. I have a Gotrax Flex seated scooter & it's not an e bike.
No-one makes 2 wheel drive bikes? Really? Why not do some basic research and Google "ROKON Scout"
Sure but isn't that like the only one? I think the reason is that it has been kinda difficult to do with internal combustion engines.
@nebulous962 why would you want to write such a reply when at least 10 companies have done or still do 2 wheel drive motorbikes ?
is this uk road legal?
no it’s an electric scooter
@@jakecook9139 I’ll wait till it’s legal then 😔
@@brockolimain4299 It will never be legal. If they legalise escooters the maximum power output will be that of current ebikes, which is 250W continuous.
How did you get it road legal?
He didn't.
What’s the legal status for these in the U.K.?
Currently illegal
Illegal in public, fine on private land, so they can sell it. They are technically filming themselves committing a crime. Though I doubt they'll get pulled up for it since they didn't ride dangerously.
It’s unfortunate that it’s illegal to ride on public roads
kinda looks trash compared to the internal combustion engine monkey bikes. it just looks like it's too hollow or something. it think it needs like bigger battery and also i think it needs to show off the motor controllers more.
or like atleast add some frame bag or bottle mount.
25 ah battery is bigger than what most E Bikes are sold with .
So the seat is "cosy" ? I dare you to ride 50 miles and see if you can still walk straight after that. I love my RR but the stock seat is THE most uncomfortable thing about it.
With no chain or pedals it's a moped...
It's a great little bike, shame
What is the point of reviewing such mini motorbikes if they are not legal to ride on UK roads?
Pretty sure that’s some illegal riding you’ve just demonstrated.
It is a scooter.
thats a electric moped
not a bike , it is a seated scooter and an expensive one at that !
"E-bike" ? With no pedals? And as always the main focus is on looking cool. Sure - buy it if you already have a real practical ebike equipped with luggage racks, baskets, top-boxes etc - in other words an ebike that can serve as a serious form of transport for the rider and for uncool but realworld everyday baggage and shopping loads.
Paul G
Too slow, needs more acceleration
Surely this is totally illegal in the uk . ????.
I was told they are classed as a fully-fledged "Motorbike" ... dependent on the total output power of the motors...so presumably if you want to ride one legally on UK roads it,s possible as long as you comply with the law ie... registeration, insurance tax & MOT d
Your riding leaves a lot to be desired. On the pavements, on the wrong side of the road, weaving all over the place. Certainly without due care and attention. No registration plate, presumably no tax or insurance, wearing a cycle helmet.This motorbike doesn't look like it meets the construction and use regulations either. You really should be busted for this. What's more you are inciting others to commit the same crimes.
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 😴💤
But its not legal! But you will still sell it to the public, isn't this a bit silly, when no one knows which way the law is going to go! great idea, the bike that is, but being able to sell them should be illegal too! restricted to 15.5 makes sense, if Joe Public chips it or hacks it, thats down to them
£1800 is why almost every day they are getting robbed sometimes at knife point.