You could definitely fill the whole center of the Ape Ryder frame with more batteries if you wanted to and put a giant motor on it, or keep the back motor the way it is and put a front hub motor on the front. I really like the styles of both of these bikes.
Hello from France ! Can you tell me what is about the brake pads on the Bullet if you need to change them ? Are they similar or equivalent to some used by Shimano or Sram ones ? Can you tell me if the charger is 110v only, or if it works both with 110v and 220v ? Thank you, I like the videos 👍🏽
The brake pads are a standard size. The charger is 110 V. I don’t know if they have a separate European version or not, but you could probably use a standard converter. If you go look up raev bikes, on Facebook, you can go on their Facebook page and ask questions and people will answer you. Some of the users are in Europe.
@@hoohoohoblin Thank you, I had an answer about the charger, it’s written under it, 100-240v, I will maybe just have to purchase a plug adapter. They will confirm me later about the brake pads…
love the ape ryder styling and room for a big battery if needed in the future
You could definitely fill the whole center of the Ape Ryder frame with more batteries if you wanted to and put a giant motor on it, or keep the back motor the way it is and put a front hub motor on the front. I really like the styles of both of these bikes.
Hello from France ! Can you tell me what is about the brake pads on the Bullet if you need to change them ? Are they similar or equivalent to some used by Shimano or Sram ones ?
Can you tell me if the charger is 110v only, or if it works both with 110v and 220v ? Thank you, I like the videos 👍🏽
The brake pads are a standard size. The charger is 110 V. I don’t know if they have a separate European version or not, but you could probably use a standard converter. If you go look up raev bikes, on Facebook, you can go on their Facebook page and ask questions and people will answer you. Some of the users are in Europe.
@@hoohoohoblin Thank you, I had an answer about the charger, it’s written under it, 100-240v, I will maybe just have to purchase a plug adapter. They will confirm me later about the brake pads…
Whats the weight of the bonobo?
It’s around 85 pounds.