tailhappytv.com 👈 click here to see my favorite ebikes ⚡🤙 I contacted the company about the noise, they are sending me a new replacement motor at no cost, it should be here in a few days. I looked into it and it’s likely a loose magnet.
That climb damaged the motor. I tried some climbs with my 750w Bafang motor and it stopped working. Took 15 minutes for it to cool down so it would work again. And it worked normally without any noise. I bet had you kept the 100 mile challenge to relatively flat ground it would have accomplished the 100 miles. But you cheated by charging.
Watching your videos makes me glad I live in the countryside. I think the nearest city is 100ish miles away. That environment looks stressful at the best of times.
I live in LA, and keeping it west of the 405 is how to roll. You are brave for stomaching through the downtown areas. It was like you were in GTA V! XD
I'm from the inland empire, currently living on the TN/VA state line. Have lived in Lawton, OK for several years and I'm sorry to say, it's all over. Humans are the same, no matter where we are.
Excellent video of a truly epic ride. I have never been to the USA so it was very interesting to see the high lights and low lights of a very large city. 29:50
I enjoyed this vlog review , as a Dutch person I can look over the shoulder of your living environment, completely different from what you see here in Twente (east of the Netherlands) on my channel. I watch a lot of your reviews because I still don't know which one to buy. The Himiway cruiser is still my most desirable preference because it works better on more rural unpaved paths where there are hills, that is also my criticism of your reviews, test less asphalt and more rough terrain, because that is where the fat bikes are most suitable for.
To be honest, this is very impressive. Especially with the Hollywood hill involved. Buy an extra battery for this thing and you can easily get 160+ miles of range. You could do some light touring with hotels to charge overnight. Very cool.
@@KineticSymphonyyou'd also be pulling the extra weight (causing more friction even while on flat ground, and using more energy to pull up hills, while the lack of Regen brake means that energy just gets wasted when you go downhill) so might be more like 100 miles...
@@superslimanoniem4712 The difference 30 lbs makes isn't that great. It does matter. For instance, a 150 lbs rider vs a 180 lbs rider, the lighter one will get greater range, but a few % less, not that significant. Speed matters much, much more.
THumbs up on the video. I recently spent two weeks in LA and the first week I worked at 4th and Figueroa. Stepping over feces and homeless people made it feel Ike I was in a 3rd world country. I was just in Cuba last week and it felt cleaner than downtown LA
@@Lord_of_the_Pies As you said depends on what parts. The houses I stayed in in Cuba were actually better than some of the houses I have stayed in the US. In the richer areas some were comparable to Beverly Hills. The real question is would I want to live there? Nope. I love the US and all its issues. LOL
Before witnessing you pedaling at the 2:38 Mark, I was thinking it is literally impossible to cycle 100 miles without pedaling at all😅. Your legs will just kicking in whether you want them to or not.
You got almost 90 miles at nearly full throttle, that's amazing. Plus going up that Hollywood hill would've sucked loads of energy. If you had it on a low assist and didn't go up any hills, I think that bike would go over 100 miles
But as I'm learning about Ebikes, I guess what I'm confused about, is how the speed you average plays into the range, for example full throttle and 90 miles, does not alone tell you what your average speed would be it seems, in other words manufacturers are not allowed to say 100 mile range at full throttle and 25 MPH, or can they actually theoretically say that ? (well actually they could quite easily, the only variable missing is the weight of the rider, ) and since my comment was posted I've since accepted that for 175LBS going about 25MPH without stopping, you could expect apx 75 miles in range with the 60AMP battery models from AniiOKi using full throttle only, (city pavement only with zero winds) very realistic based on over 6 reviews of this model from various riders, and could even maybe get little more with the right upgraded tires, next closest value in the shoppers market right now is by WildeWay with there 32AMP batteries only, but they are 600.00 less (in other words cheaper to the point you can buy the additional battery) and you get UL listed battery, and it's foldable.
@@flolou8496higher speed = lower efficiency. That's pretty much it. Manufacturers can quote the range like you've mentioned but normally the range figures they're giving are for a light rider using a low assist setting on flat ground with lots of pedalling. Most bikes would only do like 25 miles throttle only.
Thanks for this real life range test.......pretty amazing that you can actually do that type of range on one charge....pretty wild. I might be sold on it versus taking my existing Wired bike and adding a second battery that may not even match what that one battery is doing, but will give me more range.
Your videos are entertaining! Keep cranking them contents... received my A8 Promax Saturday and already put 50 miles on it on the original charge. Rode it to work today, 15 miles with moving time of 37 minutes and AVG Speed of 23.6mph. Son just ordered the AQ177 Pro Max as he's on a shorter side for himself so he can start doing Uber Eats. We'll be riding to Downtown LA from where we live this coming weekend and should be no problem with these bikes as its only 23 miles from where we live. Then the next ride will be Santa Monica which is 33 miles from us so again should be no issues whatsoever.
1:00 I had to replace my tires after 100 miles, too many flats. Bought quality pair $150 road tires, world of difference. Even though they weight more there is less friction which allows reaching higher speeds easier. Seating was issue on front tire as well, but I pounded on tire with my hand as I pumped it up and 3rd time it finally seated properly. Also new tires go up to 30psi which helps cornering.
I caught you pedaling, but I'll let you slide assuming force of habit 😉 I'm going to do a similar test soon with my 52v but I don't think I'll get half that. Great video! Glad you got that tire sorted!
Dude the algorithms has been straight coming through lately it suggested the channel and happy that it did really enjoying the vid so crazy cuz I was just checking this exact bike out online just a day or 2 ago. Love the channel man keep up the great work!
I do enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. I have this bike and my motor went bad after 49 miles. Aniioki responded rapidly and sent a new motor but the new motor is almost certainly going to go bad as well. I did not go up any steep hills and I only weigh 168lb. I bought this bike because I wanted great range and this bike has it but I will have to replace the motor with an aftermarket motor sooner or later (probably sooner).
Hey Matt you quickly have become my favorite ebike reviewer, begin from the east coast Pittsburgh to be exact I enjoyed this particular review and you add some comedy 😂 I'm not sure what bike I'm gonna get but it won't be until November after Thanksgiving sales but I will click the link on your channel be safe out there my friend and keep doing a super job !
If there wasn't so many problems with the bike at the start, it would be a decent bike for people. But the wheel and the rattling defo put me off getting one.
Interesting life choices! Carrying a $100 bill while riding a 1800 bike on skid row😂. Glad you survived and I was very entertained. I really want to ride in your part of the country. We don’t have any beaches in East Tennessee.
You have done an excellent job 💯. Balls of steel. I'm highly impressed by what the bike can perform. I only wish that it was on the monster style bike, that can go 100 miles open throttle.
Those hills at 11:42 are over in Glendale, my buddy Harlan, my brothers roommate in the Marine Corps, his mom lives in that neighborhood, you can see the Madonna Cross from her back deck❤
Just looking at those tires when this kicked off suggested to me that bike was going to struggle. It's pretty optimistic to cram such large tires on the poor thing and expecting any kind of performance without a nuclear (RTG) option.
I actually bought this bike I had the same grinding noise coming from the motor company does have excellent customer service though they sent me a new motor also they sent me a LCD with USB port I have no complaints The range on this battery is insane there is no way I'll ever use it all The only one complaint I could possibly say is that the suspensions bottoms out I think because of the weight of the battery but other than that this bike is amazing and I enjoy a lot of long rides
Curious if you have any reservations about battery storage and fire safety? Are there bikes that have been UL approved? Do you take any special precautions when storing?
@@dpporlando There might be someone or some association keeping track, but luck and persistence are going to be needed, it's still very much the wild wild west, when it comes to discovering the best sources of information out there, I think however this brand might be getting UL approved battery's, but another consideration I've heard is, your safer with name brand components like LG or Samsung, but this is feature I've not focused too much on frankly, I just now noticed it's yet another concern along with the qualify of who is behind the suspension components, and the quality of the seat, I think this brand with a lot of positive reviews on RUclips is going to offer UL approved batterys,: Aniioki
Put Flat Out in all your e-bike tires and never worry about flat tires..That stuff stays wet in your intertube and has Kevlar fibers that quickly seal leaks of all sizes, $16 dollars for 32 ounces, which fills 2--26 inch fat tires...I have it in motorcycle tires, fat bikes, 4 wheelers, tractor, wheel barrow and have never had a flat tire, ever..
On Friday I rode my dual-motor Ariel Grizzly 92 miles up in the Antelope Valley. Was 93F that day, ugh. Rode up to Tehachapi (elev gain 2300ft, ~ half a mile of vertical gain over 11 miles), then coming back south down Willow Spring Rd I got it up to 52mph with zero wobbles; it's such a solid bike to ride. I have 2185 miles on it since last Sept.
If you sat on that bike for over three hours, please tell me what seat the bike has on it that you sat on. I know it was not three hours of continuous riding but all in one day doing 81 is impressive
That was a pretty amazing distance from one charge. Also gave us a glimpse of a very different side of LA. If you could change those ridiculous fat tyres and wheels for say 2.0" tyres you would do the 100 miles no problem.
You seem to extract my Eahoras ebike from China. My first motor was super load, I changed the grease, and it was fine, except speed control off the display. I been through most everything except the controller, I am doing 100 miles up down hills. After 6 months I finally got it to work properly. I drive 50 miles or more each ride. I have driven over 1,000 miles now. Thanks!
A very rough non linear power usage guide is 15mph = 250w 20mph = 500w 25mph = 1000w, i.e. double power gives you a 5-6mph increase in speed, so you want to go 12-15mph to get maximum range,12mph and above for ride stability.
Love your channel and informative videos. Thanks for a real test drive and review. I am probably asking for too much but I think every bike needed to be tested to clime the hill to the Hollywood observation center . Can you test the m20 on that hill ?. Thanks again and keep the good work.
Hey Bud, excellent test. What is the voltage app you're using? It's interesting that you used the voltage rather than the percentage to stretch the ride.
Hi and greetings from Canada. Great reviews. That's amazing that you got that mileage! I just got my first ebike this weekend and went for my first real ride today. Just so much fun. I wanted a moped style. A bike seat kills me so I needed that banana seat comfort at my age. I wasn't looking for distance just for weekend fun to hit the trails or whatever. I really wanted a Grizzly after watching reviews but they aren't available here. I ended up just by luck finding a great substitute made by a guy named Maor, called a ROBOCYCLE. Unfortunately there are no reviews yet for it because it's such a small company. He's the nicest guy and has built a beast that has dual motors and is amazingly comfortable. I promise if you reach out to him he'd love to get you on one of his bikes. He's designed a beast for the price. The one I got was the newest one, it's blacked out, and I got a ton of compliments on it. I hope you get in contact with him and get the chance to to review the bike I own. Would love to hear what a professional rider thinks. Stay safe and happy travels.
Hey man, I'm another canadian in the market for a new bike and the robocycle definitely has caught my eye. Any comments on the performance, battery life, and speed of your bike? Sounds like you got the robocycle 3? Thanks!
@@justinreinsma9772 Yeah I have the 3 and it's awesome. Battery life is like most bikes. It depends on terrain, rider weight, using pedal assistance, full throttling, using both motors, temperature, etc. On average I ride it pretty hard and like to get up to speed fast so I eat up the battery more than if was trying to save it and I don't pedal a lot. I'd say I'd get about 50kms +/- range but I've never ridden it to dead batteries. That's good for a heavy bike and plenty of distance if you're using it for fun. My commute is 16kms one way and mostly flat. Using just the small battery at full throttle and rear motor only, except for taking off at green lights, I will have like 45% battery left when I arrive.
@@justinreinsma9772 The range is good but this ebike is really about the smile it'll put on your face. The way it takes off and shocking traffic at every light is worth the price of admission 100%. It never gets old gapping cars and waving bye as you vanish in the bike lane when they hit traffic. Not to mention the way it climbs hills and holds speed with two motors makes it a game changer. It's literally too powerful sometimes to use the AWD because the front tire will spin out if you're not moving and ready for it. I've learned a technique to get the best launch and not waste the battery doing burnouts. Anyone you know who has an ebike will be blown away at the torque and build quality is top notch. The owners name is Maor. Tell him I sent you and he'll hook you up. I look forward to hearing your thoughts after you get it. If you're in the GTA we can go Out Fer A Rip Bud!
@@arischreiber2213 thanks for your answers man it's super helpful! I saw some robocycles at a bike show yesterday and they're very nice. Only thing holding me back that maybe you might know about is hoe would you recommend locking something like this up? At my home i have a parking garage so that's fine, but when I've taken it to work how can I keep someone with an angle grinder from grinding away? The bike does seem pretty large, so I'm worried it wouldn't fit in indoor bike rooms at work.
Just found (subscribed) your channel. Hvae you reviewed a class 1 bike with an assist button? It's a button that just gives you a momentary boost. I'm looking into a "lightweight" ebike with 2+ inch tire that has that feature. That is assuming the lightweight (under 45lbs) bike are going to be class 1's.
Hay dude. you should review the new A8 Pro Max 52V (Dual Motor). I have two of the single motors aniioki's Sorry, i bought them before i knew about you. Would love to see a real review on this one. They are just now taking orders. Thanks for all the great vids!!!!
So after such a long ride I'd like a follow up review of the bike. I'm 6'1" 295lbs and want an ebike but it needs to have atleast 50 miles range with me riding it. I had my eye on this bike and the Wallke H6. Do you have any experience with the Wallke H6? What would you recommend?
Do you go thru drive-thrus often on your ebike? Have you ever been told it’s not for bikes? I just got an eTrike and that would be cool to go thru the drive thru and not worry about locking it up outside.
How do you lock this bike? What lock do you use? I’m thinking of the Hiplock D1000, but looking at the size of the wheels and frame shape I’m not sure? I’ve just ordered two bikes! Thanks!
Hey can you tell me the exact location you are at starting around 18:56 of your video? Along the beach with the long bike path. Thinking about vacationing around that area and that’s where I want to be. Coming from Michigan.
my advise getting 20 inch tubeless tires that are decent plus slime be good. I love the aq 177 no more range anexty and it hold speed pretty decent and the range u can get
The best way to Fry your battery, not helping up the hills with your pedals. You dont have a BMS on your battery? You can possible fry Eggs on your motor now.
I know exactly the trail you are on in the Hollywood Hills. I have hiked to the Hollywood Sign you drove to but never rode my bike. I don't think bikes are allowed there but I never saw park rangers there either so I see how you were not kicked out.
this is a rather niche form on entertainment for me, but I find it oddly relaxing to watch content of people riding ebikes in california for some reason
same here, as someone who got priced out of the housing market in the early 1990's from the Pasadena/San Gabriel Valley area, and moved to Las Vegas, I find the reviews covering a lot of Southern, California fascinating now,
How do you find how much battery power you have without looking at the bars on display? How do you go into the display to find how much battery power do you have?
Great video! Riding through skid row with hundred dollar bills in your pocket! LOL Very interesting scenery and cityscape! These videos would be so boring if you did them where I live! Haha
Top speed of my dual battery factory upgraded (suspension and lights) with a skinny 140 rider (not me! I am 250lbs) is 43 MPH using GPS. Throttle only, fully charged, tire pressure 20psi cold.
I bought at A7 pro and had numerous problems with various parts loud motor bent fenders bent cargo rack. Bent rear rack. They told me I can't put a person on the passenger seat which I found pretty odd that they would give me a passenger seat that I can't put a person on. They offered to send replacement parts but I refuse to install parts on a brand new bike and demanded a replacement bike which they refused unless I purchased a new box to put it in. Ultimately they're going to pick the bike up next week and give me a full refund for all the problems I've had
6:56 that guy walking into your path was attempting to make you crash so him or one of his buddies could snag your bike. Always be situationally aware it’s easy to get distracted when filming riding and being on your phone.
That noise is the magnets coming loose. Same thing happened to my diy ebike after alot of hill abuse. Never fixed if take easy not make noise. If could go back would have took more easy on hills.
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tailhappytv.com 👈 click here to see my favorite ebikes ⚡🤙 I contacted the company about the noise, they are sending me a new replacement motor at no cost, it should be here in a few days. I looked into it and it’s likely a loose magnet.
Would be good video to see how to replace the motor and sometimes you can just replace internal parts of the motor to make it easer..
Awesome ride
That climb damaged the motor. I tried some climbs with my 750w Bafang motor and it stopped working. Took 15 minutes for it to cool down so it would work again. And it worked normally without any noise.
I bet had you kept the 100 mile challenge to relatively flat ground it would have accomplished the 100 miles.
But you cheated by charging.
Free tire ?
That noise must be the magnets inside the engine rattling. If it got too hot, the glue holding them can fail. Hard to fix, but not impossible
It amazes me how LA can go from a hellscape to a paradise back to a hellscape from one block to another.
It's pretty common - you can feel the change when you enter a bad area too
@@RagedContinuumcomon in the u.s.😂
This is long beach
Income inequity does that lol
@@lydiamourningstar2028 funny how LA is segregated by zip code like that
Watching your videos makes me glad I live in the countryside. I think the nearest city is 100ish miles away. That environment looks stressful at the best of times.
71 miles in one trip is legendary Matt! This was the range test we all wanted to see. Epic 🤙🤘💪😎!!
I’d thumbs up it but… nice(69)
No way the mad lad actually did the crazy long range test! LETS GO!!!!!
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Mad lad 😂instead of mad Vlad haha...
This was awesome, thanks for going the distance for us. Would love to see more videos like this!
Bike design is terrible but range is super impressive!
I live in LA, and keeping it west of the 405 is how to roll. You are brave for stomaching through the downtown areas. It was like you were in GTA V! XD
at 6:59 i was worried he was gonna get snatched.
@@justinmonahan1929welcome to garden grove baby
I'm from the inland empire, currently living on the TN/VA state line. Have lived in Lawton, OK for several years and I'm sorry to say, it's all over. Humans are the same, no matter where we are.
Excellent video of a truly epic ride. I have never been to the USA so it was very interesting to see the high lights and low lights of a very large city. 29:50
I enjoyed this vlog review , as a Dutch person I can look over the shoulder of your living environment, completely different from what you see here in Twente (east of the Netherlands) on my channel. I watch a lot of your reviews because I still don't know which one to buy. The Himiway cruiser is still my most desirable preference because it works better on more rural unpaved paths where there are hills, that is also my criticism of your reviews, test less asphalt and more rough terrain, because that is where the fat bikes are most suitable for.
To be honest, this is very impressive. Especially with the Hollywood hill involved.
Buy an extra battery for this thing and you can easily get 160+ miles of range. You could do some light touring with hotels to charge overnight. Very cool.
The battery is like 40 lbs, I wouldn't wanna carry that.
@@rydoggo With a rear cart, that's no issue.
@@KineticSymphonyyou'd also be pulling the extra weight (causing more friction even while on flat ground, and using more energy to pull up hills, while the lack of Regen brake means that energy just gets wasted when you go downhill) so might be more like 100 miles...
@@superslimanoniem4712 The difference 30 lbs makes isn't that great. It does matter. For instance, a 150 lbs rider vs a 180 lbs rider, the lighter one will get greater range, but a few % less, not that significant.
Speed matters much, much more.
THumbs up on the video. I recently spent two weeks in LA and the first week I worked at 4th and Figueroa. Stepping over feces and homeless people made it feel Ike I was in a 3rd world country. I was just in Cuba last week and it felt cleaner than downtown LA
See any Fig girls 🤩
Yeah the nicest parts of Cuba are nicer than downtown la lol not a great comparison.
What's nicer Beverly hills or Cuba?
@@Lord_of_the_Pies As you said depends on what parts. The houses I stayed in in Cuba were actually better than some of the houses I have stayed in the US. In the richer areas some were comparable to Beverly Hills. The real question is would I want to live there? Nope. I love the US and all its issues. LOL
Cuba is really nice and they pay for education and healthcare 👍👍👍
Love a country with a 99% literacy rate
@@Vanity0666 it's paid with your lack of freedom .
Before witnessing you pedaling at the 2:38 Mark, I was thinking it is literally impossible to cycle 100 miles without pedaling at all😅. Your legs will just kicking in whether you want them to or not.
I find it nearly impossible to not pedal, your feet are in the pedal position and want to move.
I find its just a better natural balance even if your feet are only providing like 5% actual assistance@@Slab_City_or_Bust
He was pedaling a bunch of times, dudes a liar lol
You have the best reviews. I watch almost all of them already and some over again.
You got almost 90 miles at nearly full throttle, that's amazing. Plus going up that Hollywood hill would've sucked loads of energy. If you had it on a low assist and didn't go up any hills, I think that bike would go over 100 miles
2:37 funny looks like he's using his feet
But as I'm learning about Ebikes, I guess what I'm confused about, is how the speed you average plays into the range, for example full throttle and 90 miles, does not
alone tell you what your average speed would be it seems, in other words manufacturers are not allowed to say 100 mile range at full throttle and 25 MPH, or can they actually
theoretically say that ? (well actually they could quite easily, the only variable missing is the weight of the rider, ) and since my comment was posted I've since accepted that for 175LBS going about 25MPH without stopping, you could expect apx 75 miles in range with the 60AMP battery models from AniiOKi using full throttle only, (city pavement only with zero winds) very realistic based on over 6 reviews of this model from various riders, and could even maybe get little more with the right upgraded tires, next closest value in the shoppers market right now is by WildeWay with there 32AMP batteries only, but they are 600.00 less (in other words cheaper to the point you can buy the additional battery) and you get UL listed battery, and it's foldable.
@@flolou8496higher speed = lower efficiency. That's pretty much it. Manufacturers can quote the range like you've mentioned but normally the range figures they're giving are for a light rider using a low assist setting on flat ground with lots of pedalling. Most bikes would only do like 25 miles throttle only.
Yeah I'm gonna cwsit until prices at 500.
about 130miles at 21mph I owned one, flat road minimal stops.
Thanks for this real life range test.......pretty amazing that you can actually do that type of range on one charge....pretty wild. I might be sold on it versus taking my existing Wired bike and adding a second battery that may not even match what that one battery is doing, but will give me more range.
Thanks for doing the range and the tour.
THIS WAS AWARD-WINNING EXCELLENT CRUISE WITH STATS AND GREAT COMMENTARY GREAT JOB SIR🙂
Your videos are entertaining! Keep cranking them contents... received my A8 Promax Saturday and already put 50 miles on it on the original charge. Rode it to work today, 15 miles with moving time of 37 minutes and AVG Speed of 23.6mph. Son just ordered the AQ177 Pro Max as he's on a shorter side for himself so he can start doing Uber Eats. We'll be riding to Downtown LA from where we live this coming weekend and should be no problem with these bikes as its only 23 miles from where we live. Then the next ride will be Santa Monica which is 33 miles from us so again should be no issues whatsoever.
1:00 I had to replace my tires after 100 miles, too many flats. Bought quality pair $150 road tires, world of difference. Even though they weight more there is less friction which allows reaching higher speeds easier. Seating was issue on front tire as well, but I pounded on tire with my hand as I pumped it up and 3rd time it finally seated properly. Also new tires go up to 30psi which helps cornering.
I caught you pedaling, but I'll let you slide assuming force of habit 😉 I'm going to do a similar test soon with my 52v but I don't think I'll get half that. Great video! Glad you got that tire sorted!
It's hard to NOT pedal on an ebike, really.
How did it go on the 52v
He’s just peddling just because he doesn’t need to
Dude the algorithms has been straight coming through lately it suggested the channel and happy that it did really enjoying the vid so crazy cuz I was just checking this exact bike out online just a day or 2 ago. Love the channel man keep up the great work!
I do enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. I have this bike and my motor went bad after 49 miles. Aniioki responded rapidly and sent a new motor but the new motor is almost certainly going to go bad as well. I did not go up any steep hills and I only weigh 168lb. I bought this bike because I wanted great range and this bike has it but I will have to replace the motor with an aftermarket motor sooner or later (probably sooner).
good to know I guess i'll get a 750 watt hub motor with a decent rim instead of spokes
@@jaderainhans9095 When you find a proper one send me a link. Thanks!
Hey Matt you quickly have become my favorite ebike reviewer, begin from the east coast Pittsburgh to be exact I enjoyed this particular review and you add some comedy 😂 I'm not sure what bike I'm gonna get but it won't be until November after Thanksgiving sales but I will click the link on your channel be safe out there my friend and keep doing a super job !
If there wasn't so many problems with the bike at the start, it would be a decent bike for people. But the wheel and the rattling defo put me off getting one.
I have one never had a issue unlike other bikes this company actually answers the phone
Interesting life choices! Carrying a $100 bill while riding a 1800 bike on skid row😂. Glad you survived and I was very entertained. I really want to ride in your part of the country. We don’t have any beaches in East Tennessee.
Glad he didn't get robbed
If you weren't lugging around that monstrous 8A charger, I'm sure you would have blown away 100 miles of range 🤣😆
You have done an excellent job 💯. Balls of steel. I'm highly impressed by what the bike can perform. I only wish that it was on the monster style bike, that can go 100 miles open throttle.
Those hills at 11:42 are over in Glendale, my buddy Harlan, my brothers roommate in the Marine Corps, his mom lives in that neighborhood, you can see the Madonna Cross from her back deck❤
Just looking at those tires when this kicked off suggested to me that bike was going to struggle. It's pretty optimistic to cram such large tires on the poor thing and expecting any kind of performance without a nuclear (RTG) option.
100 miles.. your the king of e-bikes 😂 never a dull moment 💯
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I actually bought this bike I had the same grinding noise coming from the motor company does have excellent customer service though they sent me a new motor also they sent me a LCD with USB port I have no complaints The range on this battery is insane there is no way I'll ever use it all The only one complaint I could possibly say is that the suspensions bottoms out I think because of the weight of the battery but other than that this bike is amazing and I enjoy a lot of long rides
A loose phase wire/not properly connected will make that awful grinding noise .
I hope you do more alternative routes - been to LA/OC twice and enjoyed it.. it's a really unique area
Marine Corps Osprey cruising Santa Monica! Thanks for the scenic ride..
Curious if you have any reservations about battery storage and fire safety? Are there bikes that have been UL approved? Do you take any special precautions when storing?
In case you have not found out , there are UL approved battery's, more than a few by now, but it's definitely not the norm,
@flolou8496 Ok, Thanks! Is there an easy way to find out which ones?
@@dpporlando There might be someone or some association keeping track, but luck and persistence are going to be needed, it's still very much the wild wild west, when it comes to discovering the best sources of information out there, I think however this brand might be getting UL approved battery's, but another consideration I've heard is, your safer with name brand components like LG or Samsung, but this is feature I've not focused too much on frankly, I just now noticed it's yet another concern along with the qualify of who is behind the suspension components, and the quality of the seat, I think this brand with a lot of positive reviews on RUclips is going to offer UL approved batterys,: Aniioki
Just use Lifepo4 batteries, much safer and because there internal resistance is low, they don't heat up much. Also, no cobalt
And these come in all sizes like 35 AMPS or 25 AMPS?
that crazy helicopter was an Osprey. Probably an MV-22 from either Camp Pendleton or MCAS Miramar in San Diego.
Great vid!
Put Flat Out in all your e-bike tires and never worry about flat tires..That stuff stays wet in your intertube and has Kevlar fibers that quickly seal leaks of all sizes, $16 dollars for 32 ounces, which fills 2--26 inch fat tires...I have it in motorcycle tires, fat bikes, 4 wheelers, tractor, wheel barrow and have never had a flat tire, ever..
On Friday I rode my dual-motor Ariel Grizzly 92 miles up in the Antelope Valley. Was 93F that day, ugh. Rode up to Tehachapi (elev gain 2300ft, ~ half a mile of vertical gain over 11 miles), then coming back south down Willow Spring Rd I got it up to 52mph with zero wobbles; it's such a solid bike to ride. I have 2185 miles on it since last Sept.
If you sat on that bike for over three hours, please tell me what seat the bike has on it that you sat on. I know it was not three hours of continuous riding but all in one day doing 81 is impressive
That was a pretty amazing distance from one charge. Also gave us a glimpse of a very different side of LA. If you could change those ridiculous fat tyres and wheels for say 2.0" tyres you would do the 100 miles no problem.
You seem to extract my Eahoras ebike from China. My first motor was super load, I changed the grease, and it was fine, except speed control off the display. I been through most everything except the controller, I am doing 100 miles up down hills. After 6 months I finally got it to work properly. I drive 50 miles or more each ride. I have driven over 1,000 miles now. Thanks!
A very rough non linear power usage guide is 15mph = 250w 20mph = 500w 25mph = 1000w, i.e. double power gives you a 5-6mph increase in speed, so you want to go 12-15mph to get maximum range,12mph and above for ride stability.
Great e-bike test.. plus a tour of the LA area. NICE.
Can’t wait for that Lectric Xpedition and Hovsco Hovcart reviews.
If you didn't do the Hollywood sign climb you could have I think. That hill was a lot of stress
At 18:42 that aircraft is a V-22 Osprey. Ot can take off like a helicopter and fly like an airplane.
Love your channel and informative videos.
Thanks for a real test drive and review.
I am probably asking for too much but I think every bike needed to be tested to clime the hill to the Hollywood observation center .
Can you test the m20 on that hill ?.
Thanks again and keep the good work.
Hey Bud, excellent test. What is the voltage app you're using? It's interesting that you used the voltage rather than the percentage to stretch the ride.
At right around the 3-minute mark looks like you could have picked up a date or two 🎉🎉
Hi and greetings from Canada. Great reviews. That's amazing that you got that mileage! I just got my first ebike this weekend and went for my first real ride today. Just so much fun. I wanted a moped style. A bike seat kills me so I needed that banana seat comfort at my age. I wasn't looking for distance just for weekend fun to hit the trails or whatever. I really wanted a Grizzly after watching reviews but they aren't available here. I ended up just by luck finding a great substitute made by a guy named Maor, called a ROBOCYCLE. Unfortunately there are no reviews yet for it because it's such a small company. He's the nicest guy and has built a beast that has dual motors and is amazingly comfortable. I promise if you reach out to him he'd love to get you on one of his bikes. He's designed a beast for the price. The one I got was the newest one, it's blacked out, and I got a ton of compliments on it. I hope you get in contact with him and get the chance to to review the bike I own. Would love to hear what a professional rider thinks. Stay safe and happy travels.
Hey man, I'm another canadian in the market for a new bike and the robocycle definitely has caught my eye. Any comments on the performance, battery life, and speed of your bike? Sounds like you got the robocycle 3? Thanks!
@@justinreinsma9772 Yeah I have the 3 and it's awesome. Battery life is like most bikes. It depends on terrain, rider weight, using pedal assistance, full throttling, using both motors, temperature, etc. On average I ride it pretty hard and like to get up to speed fast so I eat up the battery more than if was trying to save it and I don't pedal a lot. I'd say I'd get about 50kms +/- range but I've never ridden it to dead batteries. That's good for a heavy bike and plenty of distance if you're using it for fun. My commute is 16kms one way and mostly flat. Using just the small battery at full throttle and rear motor only, except for taking off at green lights, I will have like 45% battery left when I arrive.
@@arischreiber2213 wow thanks man. I think you very just convinced me to seriously consider robocycle 3 instead if 1, that range sounds great.
@@justinreinsma9772 The range is good but this ebike is really about the smile it'll put on your face. The way it takes off and shocking traffic at every light is worth the price of admission 100%. It never gets old gapping cars and waving bye as you vanish in the bike lane when they hit traffic. Not to mention the way it climbs hills and holds speed with two motors makes it a game changer. It's literally too powerful sometimes to use the AWD because the front tire will spin out if you're not moving and ready for it. I've learned a technique to get the best launch and not waste the battery doing burnouts. Anyone you know who has an ebike will be blown away at the torque and build quality is top notch. The owners name is Maor. Tell him I sent you and he'll hook you up. I look forward to hearing your thoughts after you get it. If you're in the GTA we can go Out Fer A Rip Bud!
@@arischreiber2213 thanks for your answers man it's super helpful! I saw some robocycles at a bike show yesterday and they're very nice. Only thing holding me back that maybe you might know about is hoe would you recommend locking something like this up? At my home i have a parking garage so that's fine, but when I've taken it to work how can I keep someone with an angle grinder from grinding away? The bike does seem pretty large, so I'm worried it wouldn't fit in indoor bike rooms at work.
😮really a nice view of. Hollywood drive past maddona home
100 miles Never pedaling this bike @ 2:37 pedaling the bike, lol.. great video by the way! your channel is very informative keep it going..
Just found (subscribed) your channel. Hvae you reviewed a class 1 bike with an assist button? It's a button that just gives you a momentary boost. I'm looking into a "lightweight" ebike with 2+ inch tire that has that feature. That is assuming the lightweight (under 45lbs) bike are going to be class 1's.
I just bought this bike today. My name is Mike and I'm 6'5" and 200 lbs. Hello, twin.
How is this ebike can you share your 7 months experience dear brother.?🤗
Feedback plz
Really good video. The views were great, I was worried for you on the road. Very cool. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hay dude. you should review the new A8 Pro Max 52V (Dual Motor). I have two of the single motors aniioki's Sorry, i bought them before i knew about you. Would love to see a real review on this one. They are just now taking orders. Thanks for all the great vids!!!!
Great vids, I could watch these all day. are you using a chest strap for the go pro? Keep up the great work!!!
Yes I am, external mic too
I am dying. This is a great video brother. “That car has to be worth more than that entire block back there” 😂
Any reason you dont recommend that bike? 100 miles seems unheard of unless it cost 5k+
So after such a long ride I'd like a follow up review of the bike. I'm 6'1" 295lbs and want an ebike but it needs to have atleast 50 miles range with me riding it. I had my eye on this bike and the Wallke H6. Do you have any experience with the Wallke H6? What would you recommend?
8:35 a Mercedes-Benz w123 300D turbo diesel
Do you go thru drive-thrus often on your ebike? Have you ever been told it’s not for bikes? I just got an eTrike and that would be cool to go thru the drive thru and not worry about locking it up outside.
how much do regen breaks even help?
Wow!! Which electric bike is your favorite and why? Thank you!
Enjoyed the ride through town and review.great review
Thanks for watching!
Bro great ass video fr fr. Imma first time watcher and I subbed and liked. Fck with the dope pov and commentary
How do you lock this bike? What lock do you use? I’m thinking of the Hiplock D1000, but looking at the size of the wheels and frame shape I’m not sure?
I’ve just ordered two bikes! Thanks!
How do you get to Skid Row? Addiction and bad luck can do it. Now how do you get to Carnegie Hall?
Hey can you tell me the exact location you are at starting around 18:56 of your video? Along the beach with the long bike path. Thinking about vacationing around that area and that’s where I want to be. Coming from Michigan.
Nice, I'm from Indiana. That is the Santa Monica Pier area with Muscle Beach on the right. Enjoy your visit and say hi if you see me cruising haha
@@TailHappyTV thanks!
my advise getting 20 inch tubeless tires that are decent plus slime be good. I love the aq 177 no more range anexty and it hold speed pretty decent and the range u can get
Slime is shit just patch it and put air
@@gates1980 i assume u never had tubeless tire b4
28:00 - Why didn't you make a U-turn when you reached 50 miles? It would have saved you from having to charge the battery at Ch🐔kFil-A.
How do you use Pedal assist.On Aniioki A8 Pro Max 52Volts getting Max speed 31,32,33,mph
The best way to Fry your battery, not helping up the hills with your pedals. You dont have a BMS on your battery? You can possible fry Eggs on your motor now.
Dude.
Would you PLEASE review the new Aniioke A9.
I watch you all the time on your channels and I would greatly appreciate you reviewing the A9
I know exactly the trail you are on in the Hollywood Hills. I have hiked to the Hollywood Sign you drove to but never rode my bike. I don't think bikes are allowed there but I never saw park rangers there either so I see how you were not kicked out.
this is a rather niche form on entertainment for me, but I find it oddly relaxing to watch content of people riding ebikes in california for some reason
same here, as someone who got priced out of the housing market in the early 1990's from the Pasadena/San Gabriel Valley area, and moved to Las Vegas,
I find the reviews covering a lot of Southern, California fascinating now,
IT'S SAD 2023 ,ONE OF THE MEEDITEY CITY'S IN THE USA GOD BLESS BROTHER. AL YAKIMA, WA
Thanks For a fun and entertaining and informative post!
You Sir are a Wildman!!🐺
Is this a better purchase than a lectric? I want something like the lectric, what should I be considering?
Velotric
How do you find how much battery power you have without looking at the bars on display? How do you go into the display to find how much battery power do you have?
Outstanding job. And we got to see LA. Fantastic Ebike.
Should I buy this bike or which one is better on long range, hills, woods, sands, snow etc? Thanks.
Get the wired freedom
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That bike ugly tho @@TailHappyTV
2:38....pedaling 🤔😂✌🏽I cannot find the perfect ebike 😫 I was looking into this one for the throttle only range but....I like that wired ebike😁
Great video! Riding through skid row with hundred dollar bills in your pocket! LOL
Very interesting scenery and cityscape! These videos would be so boring if you did them where I live! Haha
Top speed of my dual battery factory upgraded (suspension and lights) with a skinny 140 rider (not me! I am 250lbs) is 43 MPH using GPS. Throttle only, fully charged, tire pressure 20psi cold.
I know when the girl with the blue floss rode by I could’ve found a couple amp hours in my legs lol
I bought at A7 pro and had numerous problems with various parts loud motor bent fenders bent cargo rack. Bent rear rack.
They told me I can't put a person on the passenger seat which I found pretty odd that they would give me a passenger seat that I can't put a person on.
They offered to send replacement parts but I refuse to install parts on a brand new bike and demanded a replacement bike which they refused unless I purchased a new box to put it in. Ultimately they're going to pick the bike up next week and give me a full refund for all the problems I've had
Dude, I need you to do a ExtraLarge Cargo trailer video on these large battery E-bikes. The Carla Cargo trailer for example with this
This would be perfect to go from Whittier Narrows in San Gabriel along the LA River to Long Beach and back. Long Beach is about 25 miles each way.
Wow, great idea, pass that on everywhere,
That's actually the San Gabriel River.
28.05 was my favorite part of your video.
Great review and really nice bike but I don't think I'll ever visit LA
The Amazon link shows the bike as currently unavailable, love your videos, thank-you for your effort
Greetings from Holland ! I enjoyed your ride ❤
6:56 that guy walking into your path was attempting to make you crash so him or one of his buddies could snag your bike. Always be situationally aware it’s easy to get distracted when filming riding and being on your phone.
Great ride. What app are you using battery voltage?
What is the orange bike you were robbing the wheel from?
hey dude, love your videos. Could you please do a video on Volcan Brat. Like doing a range and power test on it
Which one performs a little better, this one or the Rundeer Attack10?
That noise is the magnets coming loose. Same thing happened to my diy ebike after alot of hill abuse. Never fixed if take easy not make noise. If could go back would have took more easy on hills.
What is the degree of the hill going to the Hollywood sign?