Manta 5 Hydrofoil E-Bike Water Start

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  • Опубликовано: 2 фев 2025

Комментарии • 13

  • @florianmuller1267
    @florianmuller1267 6 месяцев назад +1

    You really ARE a master dude...!

  • @princesskarolina
    @princesskarolina 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for honest review. I was wondering how it acts in the middle of the lake if u take a brake not pedaling. I guess bike is falling to the side. Ty.

    • @DaveNorona
      @DaveNorona  2 года назад +1

      Yes if you stop it will go down in the lake and then float on its side then you climb aboard as described and start going....once you get it, it is pretty easy. cheers

  • @gaving9463
    @gaving9463 Год назад +1

    Are you using the electric motor after you get up? Can you choose to use just the motor? How long will it last

    • @DaveNorona
      @DaveNorona  Год назад

      Yes it is needed, it would be impossible out of the water and also a good threshold workout with the motor. Like and e-mtb better workout. Cardio over muscular

  • @trtrvdcv
    @trtrvdcv Год назад +2

    So If the battery dies its gonna take everything you got to drag that back to shore

    • @DaveNorona
      @DaveNorona  Год назад

      Its pretty easy to navigate the battery system, like a gas gauge in a car, pretty simple to know how much juice you have left.

  • @ciuzdamm
    @ciuzdamm 10 месяцев назад

    Why can't they put 2 floaters with expendable and retrievable arms?

    • @DaveNorona
      @DaveNorona  10 месяцев назад

      send them an email or redesign your own...they have it updated to

  • @whyshouldidothatnow
    @whyshouldidothatnow Год назад +5

    It does not look easy.

    • @DaveNorona
      @DaveNorona  Год назад +1

      Not easy but challenging and easier the more times you do it!

  • @gregbrown6545
    @gregbrown6545 Год назад

    At 210 (pounds), 95Kg I'm no lightweight, but there is absolutely no way I could get an XE-1 completely submerged. I'm wondering if I somehow have too much buoyancy. I'm tempted to trim away some of the styrofoam in the buoyancy chambers

    • @DaveNorona
      @DaveNorona  Год назад +1

      I weight 65 kg or 145 pounds, no problem