Northface has gloves called E-tip. They are like a thin thermal glove with a special finger tip so you can use it on your phones screen. Used them hiking when it was down to 25 degrees. Took about ten minutes for my hands to warm up, but stayed warm the rest of the day. I use them now for winter riding. Great review on the RX2.4.
Enjoyed your review. Enjoyed watching the presentation of putting the bike together and how you had the tools and everything needed for putting the bike together all laid out. I really enjoyed the ride onto the bridge and through St Louis town areas.
Great review beautiful bike Richard,one obvious question I have did you lose one of your gloves 🧤 thanks for sharing Bay St Louis with us throughly enjoyed the ride along be safe be well 😊
Mahogo showing some more love to RIP1! How fantastic! Nite review and ride. Got a question on the ride...Why a glove on your left hand and no glove on the right? Slippage from the twist throddle is my thought. Small ebikes like this serve a great need for small and lightweight. Travel being a real big one. ;-)
Thats a good question Bruce. It was a bit chilly but not that bad. The right glove off was so I could keep working the page on my phone with my finger. Gloved finger won't do it. LOL . i am surprised nobody has asked about the x3 360 cam on the Hbar but I never included any 360 footage. That's because I haven't totally learned to use it yet and I had it recording single lens which was looking down at the ground. Better luck next time. The bike is rock solid and I look forward to more rides on it.
I thought about the 360 camera question but forgot to ask. is that new to your arsenal? I love the 360 becauuse it gives you a different prospective. then the gopro. It will make what youu do in editing harder and longer to produuce unless you just add a small clip in and out. I like the 360 for sure. There is a longer learning curve for sure. Good luck! I find it easier to edit from my phone rather than edit from the computer. @@Rip1Outdoors
Those 2.4" tires are what I have on my e-bikes. Plenty of grip/traction even on gravel roads/trails. Not as much suspension as a fat tire, but a lot more efficient. Should get better range with those tires. I wish more e-bikes were available with that tire size.
I changed my Deer Tires to 3.5 wide basically because it was the only size I could get in the street tire that I wanted but there’s absolutely no difference in ride
Great review! Looks like a good little bike for small town. Don't think it'd work for these Alabama Hills.😀 Wouldn't mind have one to take to my nieces in Fl to ride. First need a couple heavy duty for our Country roads. My husband and I to get out and ride on wknds. Old fashion bikes are getting rough on these 70 yrs old knees.😂 Thanks for the ride along!😎🚲💖
What a great looking e-bike Rich! How fun tooling around town or the camp ground 😀.
It's a winner Jerry! thanks
Northface has gloves called E-tip. They are like a thin thermal glove with a special finger tip so you can use it on your phones screen. Used them hiking when it was down to 25 degrees. Took about ten minutes for my hands to warm up, but stayed warm the rest of the day. I use them now for winter riding. Great review on the RX2.4.
I'm going to look into those Lance! Thanks for the tip!
Enjoyed your review. Enjoyed watching the presentation of putting the bike together and how you had the tools and everything needed for putting the bike together all laid out. I really enjoyed the ride onto the bridge and through St Louis town areas.
Thanks fee Lee I really appreciate your support
Nice ride. Good review.
Reminds me a lot of your bike Steve
Great review beautiful bike Richard,one obvious question I have did you lose one of your gloves 🧤 thanks for sharing Bay St Louis with us throughly enjoyed the ride along be safe be well 😊
LOL I was working my show notes on Google drive on my phone! It really wasn't cold enough to have either one on. It was a harbor freight glove too!.
Hey Richard, Great review awesome looking bike i like the color.Hey Richard i just had some tootsie rolls,Reece cups 😂😂 Be safe my friend 👍🙏
LOL john. You got a package coming your way my friend
Mahogo showing some more love to RIP1! How fantastic! Nite review and ride. Got a question on the ride...Why a glove on your left hand and no glove on the right? Slippage from the twist throddle is my thought. Small ebikes like this serve a great need for small and lightweight. Travel being a real big one. ;-)
Thats a good question Bruce. It was a bit chilly but not that bad. The right glove off was so I could keep working the page on my phone with my finger. Gloved finger won't do it. LOL . i am surprised nobody has asked about the x3 360 cam on the Hbar but I never included any 360 footage. That's because I haven't totally learned to use it yet and I had it recording single lens which was looking down at the ground. Better luck next time. The bike is rock solid and I look forward to more rides on it.
I thought about the 360 camera question but forgot to ask. is that new to your arsenal? I love the 360 becauuse it gives you a different prospective. then the gopro. It will make what youu do in editing harder and longer to produuce unless you just add a small clip in and out. I like the 360 for sure. There is a longer learning curve for sure. Good luck! I find it easier to edit from my phone rather than edit from the computer. @@Rip1Outdoors
@RVEnthusiast I guess I watched you until I up and bought one. Yeh it is brand new. I just flubbed up setting it up
I figure the batteries exactly the same way. The manufacturer claims 60 in PAS 2 cut it in half and then adjust for your riding and terrain
Good job Richard. Honestly smaller tires does not mean less smooth ride. Most of the time it's more resistance-free and gliding.
Yes that’s right. Thanks Blaine
Those 2.4" tires are what I have on my e-bikes. Plenty of grip/traction even on gravel roads/trails. Not as much suspension as a fat tire, but a lot more efficient. Should get better range with those tires. I wish more e-bikes were available with that tire size.
We are so caught up in the trend of the 4" fat tires we cant see the other products out there Joe
How is the mounting ease for folks with hip issues?
Very easy for me Pedro and you know I am a step thru guy
I changed my Deer Tires to 3.5 wide basically because it was the only size I could get in the street tire that I wanted but there’s absolutely no difference in ride
that is the truth Gary. I ffelt no difference
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Thanks Pedro. It should work now
@@Rip1Outdoors Not yet
I just tried and it's not working for me either
@@TripNwithFeleMcB not sure why. It’s working for me. I’ll put link in comments
Great review! Looks like a good little bike for small town. Don't think it'd work for these Alabama Hills.😀 Wouldn't mind have one to take to my nieces in Fl to ride. First need a couple heavy duty for our Country roads. My husband and I to get out and ride on wknds. Old fashion bikes are getting rough on these 70 yrs old knees.😂 Thanks for the ride along!😎🚲💖
Thank you Mrs pat
Still not active. Interesting bike.
not sure what is going on with the link. It works for me and others here. It's youtube I guess
Just tried it again. No Go. @@Rip1Outdoors
@@terrynelson2385 oh well
Not fast enough for me 😜
I figured so!