SUPER 73 S2 - EU REVIEW // Ride + Glide
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- We review the Super 73 S2 EU model and take it for a cruise! All of the Super 73 range is available at Ride and Glide in Worthing, UK.
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Luke
The Equipment I use to make this video
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- Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 Arts Series
- DJI Ronin S
- Rode VideoMic Pro+
- Adobe Premiere Pro 2020
- Epidemic Sound
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Would the rear derailleur be more useful if it was paired with a mid drive motor?
Personally I’d look for a different bike these bikes are really expensive for what they are
Can you order only the throttle instead of the handle bar with the throttle for €150?
Not at the moment but you can just change a setting in the app to make the bike go faster with no throttle on private land :)
Nice Review.. but the fenders are rubbish! You should have pointed that out in this review.
Thank you for watching and the feedback! 🙌
how come in US they get up to 45mph?
Hi! With unlimited mode the EU S73 RX and S2 bikes get up to 35mph, should be the same as US bikes?
Where is the throttle??
It is sold as the ORE but we didn’t use one on the bike for this video, check it out on their website, I hope that helps :)
Super 73 has stil completely forgotten their biggest market for EV bikes. NORWAY. Give us bikes NOQ
The thing i never understand with these bikes is the cheap ass standard they put on it.. it really is a 5 bucks standard.. and the bike is quite heavy! Why cheap out on such things. Also they put a great gear system on the bike.. but forget a gear indicator.. so you can’t see in what gear your riding. Small things! But details are important at this price point
For those of you looking at this bike it is very much an overpriced bike with no customer service it looks cool just understand that when you buy it you’re buying it with basically no support and very little in terms of accessories that you can put on the bike
That's not my experience, I contacted the EU support recently and the response was quick and helpful too. There are not many manufacturer-own available accessories but then that's not much different to other brand e-bikes I looked at. I didn't feel the bike needed much else. Third-party and community offerings are pretty good, I've added one or two bits that I wanted: mirrors (Hafny), a bag (Blackburn) and of course gold standard locks. If you follow forums or the Discord channels then you'll see that others have gone to town.
Do you own the bike or is this from what you've read and watched on RUclips? I don't see anything about you owning this bike on your RUclips page.
@@SheenaT73 I don't think I've ever posted on my RUclips page, I mainly watch and learn from content. I live in the UK and own an S2. Hopefully long-term I won't need to use support, so far they've been quick to respond and been helpful.
It is an expensive bike but then there some good components, particularly for the EU bikes which differ to the US. Probably much of the cost comes from the motor which packs more of a punch than most and off-road (in the UK) can give you assistance up to 30 mph.
There are quite a few RUclips channels for the Super73 community, there's Discord and Reddit too, I picked up a lot of info from there before I got my bike. There aren't a great deal of accessories on offer from Super73 directly but there's not much most people need to add. I'm not likely to mod mine so I'm good to go although I will be interested to see what Super73's indicators/turn signals look like when they're finally released.
@@SheenaT73 I own a s2 and a rx