Let's Just Ride It... But, Is The Magicycle Ocelot Pro The King Of The Hill And Range Too?

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  • Опубликовано: 9 окт 2022
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Комментарии • 64

  • @pedrofernandez8729
    @pedrofernandez8729 Год назад +9

    How about a late afternoon short ride on Oct 31st. Look for ghosts and goblins and who knows , you may get some candy too.

  • @bostonvair
    @bostonvair Год назад +2

    Hey Russ, I used to ride my bike year round (I live in Boston). I have been riding my ebike since I bought it in February. I had a pair of gloves that were like half-mittens -- I used to call them my "lobster claws) (a thumb and two "claws" pairing the index and middle fingers in one "claw" and the ring finger and pinky in the other "claw." Kind of gave me most of the warmth benefit of mittens while allowing enough dexterity to shift gears and whatnot. The ones I had were Pearl Izumi and were specifically sold in bike shops (where I bought them). I also had a neoprene face mask for the cold. I wouldn't ride in extreme weather, nor did I ride in the snow, but I was comfy in most of the winter.

  • @troywright4614
    @troywright4614 Год назад +4

    Get yourself a dropper seat post Russ. You simply push a lever and the seat will drop completely down where you can remain seated and flat footed at stops. When you start up again you push the lever and the seat will come back up and you just simply decide how far up you want it.

  • @dannywarpdrive770
    @dannywarpdrive770 Год назад +6

    Hello Russ and supporters. Another beautiful, fall day, here in N. Florida ... And, my Ocelot Pro is being delivered TODAY! So, I'm just hanging around the house and watching you ride yours along with watching videos on how to assemble and set up the bike properly when it arrives. I'm looking forward to riding along with you in spirit, lol. Ride Safe!

  • @davidinghram2494
    @davidinghram2494 Год назад +4

    I`m 73 and ride my Ebike about ten miles every morning. At 5`7" and 175 pounds, this bike looks to be perfect for my size and ability. I usually ride about 10-12 miles per hour and this bike should get about 75 miles per charge, running it down to about 35-40%. One of the things I really like is the way the step thru was designed, with plenty of space to step through. They did an excellent job on the overall styling, and this bike should be a terrific seller for MagiCycle. My bike is a white Rip Current S step-thru with the 1000W motor.

  • @Marilynlovesebiking
    @Marilynlovesebiking Год назад +4

    Looks like a beautiful day. Pretty fall colors. Pretty chilly here right now. Sunshine helps. Today and next two days gets up to 70° so I hope to get out. The Ocelot is a cool looking bike. My hubby would love the cruise control. Good you tell people about pedaling backwards.

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад +1

      Yes, many people seem to like the Ocelot.

  • @tfptalowahfishingpaddlinga3742
    @tfptalowahfishingpaddlinga3742 Год назад +2

    Sneaky snakes won’t get you love your videos thanks for all your tips and tricks also

  • @Marilynlovesebiking
    @Marilynlovesebiking Год назад +3

    It's a Harley...we have a lot around here since the Harley factory was in York, PA just east of me. We are not fond of how loud they are. Wow, 35 miles. That is great.

  • @paulketchum6819
    @paulketchum6819 Год назад +5

    Great range 35 miles on real riding conditions. I'm going to adjust down my PAS 1-7% to get better range. Just going fast for now😂I hated running too, but I could play basketball for hours every day. Now I ride the ebike for a couple of hours just as much fun! This Ocelot Pro would be perfect for Mrs.K👍

  • @Joerides7
    @Joerides7 Год назад +3

    I ride all winter, as long as there's no snow/ice on the roads. I don't mind the cold, but I'm too old to crash, especially on pavement! My current cold weather ride record is -10°(actual temp) for a 10-mile ride.

  • @Nemonurwingy
    @Nemonurwingy Год назад +3

    I ride in pretty cold weather (I’d go out in 10s, for sure), but there also some fairly nice days here in the winter. Snow rarely stays around too long here. I generally can get out at least a couple days a week, on average. I’m with you in that I won’t ride in snow or ice, not worth the risk. In terms of warmth, a balaclava helps a lot more than just a cap. And warm clothes with a windbreaker layer over top. I used to run year round in Ohio, it’s doable to get warm enough gear.

  • @williamwhiskeyman8086
    @williamwhiskeyman8086 Год назад +4

    I have a rear view camera on another bike. The wide angle doesn’t work very well for the street. Bright sun is also difficult. Great for trails.

  • @jh338117
    @jh338117 Год назад +2

    Great ride Russ, your Hemingway test was over 30 miles also I believe 👍thanks !!

  • @victorrood8219
    @victorrood8219 Год назад +1

    my aunt lives of qientin rd near palatine rd i painted a lot of homes in the area and other towns i went to rolling meadows high school when new 1972 i now live in milwaukee wi 20years lots of bike trails out here. i have a 2018 radmini 7000 mi like new sold the rad city 2018 1500 mi and have a 2022 lectric 2.0 step thur 500mi love it i like the 3in tires better i too have learned a lot about ebikes you have to take care of them im 67years old and this is a hobby to me.

  • @williamwhiskeyman8086
    @williamwhiskeyman8086 Год назад +4

    I got my bike Friday. 40 miles so for. I also noticed that the battery meter and % drops fast right away. I haven’t ridden far enough to know how accurate these are. I suspect they are not too accurate, but I don’t know for sure yet. Love the bike so far. I added a short stem riser, and The arm position Is much better. I’m 5’ 9”.

  • @gregbailer8701
    @gregbailer8701 Год назад +1

    Watched MC Cruiser video unboxing today from May 2022. 16mph on hill with PAS 5 set to 80% per your screenshot. Really think the overall current weight of rider and bike is the main factor. Most people will encounter hills from a rolling perspective and not a dead stop. I like the Ocelot, but it is the Prince of hills. The Cruiser Pro at 20mph approach would seem the King to me.

  • @peterplantec7911
    @peterplantec7911 11 месяцев назад +1

    The constant acceleration and stopping will put a serious dent in your range. I suspect in a real world, controlled situation you’d get significantly higher range. Also on my Ocelot it gets down to 50% then I get home and park it and it’s up to 90% in the morning.

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  11 месяцев назад

      The battery meter will read differently when the battery is under load (when riding) compared to at rest for a while. This happens on most batteries on Ebikes.

  • @papawdan3770
    @papawdan3770 Год назад +3

    Russ. All I can say is WOW! Great range…Dan

  • @bostonvair
    @bostonvair Год назад +1

    Harley Davidson actually trademarked that sound.

  • @pedrofernandez8729
    @pedrofernandez8729 Год назад +5

    If properly dressed, could you ride in the cold, as long as there is no snow and the winds are not too strong? i remember when I lived in Nu Joersey, we would get an occasional 60 degree day in the dead of winter.

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад +2

      I can go as low as 50 and that’s about it. The wind makes it feel lower than 50.

    • @EBikeBuilder_
      @EBikeBuilder_ Год назад +1

      Its possible, Need to be very warm w/ lots of layers, Good gloves and boots, wind proof, goggles, etc. its kind of sketchy though if below freezing because there can be black ice and other slippery frozen surfaces you can’t really see. Its possible but its not comfortable Lol you are much less inclined to go for long rides its usually quick ones for me in the winter. above freezing and sunny is my threshold

  • @drjmun2022
    @drjmun2022 Год назад +3

    That's not bad at all...35 mi. with 10% left and you said you weren't doing much pedaling. I suspect that if you did pedal you'd probably be at 40 mi. Nice.

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад +1

      You don't get another 10% even though it says it on the meter. 35 miles and then it died even though the meter says 10% left. This is rather common on the bikes it seems. Other models show maybe 7 or 8 % left, but really, the bikes don't go any further. Still, 35 miles throttling is really rather good. :)

  • @owenoiffer
    @owenoiffer Год назад

    Great review … can you put a link to the Video where you changed the PAS and the percentage levels for each PAS level and the time stamp …. Thanks again

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад

      I have not yet made the video specifically for the Ocelot Pro, but it is the same procedure that I did for the Cruiser. Just use the 1-9 PAS option instead of the 1-7 that is shown on this video and then use the values that I put on the photo in this video. ruclips.net/video/rrhV-lNRCxc/видео.html

  • @trini_boi2414
    @trini_boi2414 Год назад

    Wow I was expecting that range to be much longer comparing to my 10ah battery ebike..which gave me 40 mile and 14 mph pedaling no throttle..still a bike I'm watching tho along with the magicycle cruiser..

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад +1

      Keep in mind that I'm a heavy rider. It cuts into the range!

  • @anthonydanna4786
    @anthonydanna4786 Год назад +1

    Hi Russ, I'm undecided on which bike to get. I do some trail ridding, but mostly pavement riding. I'm 5Ft 8 and weigh 190 pounds. which bike would you choose . Cruiser pro or Ocelot pro? Great review!

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад

      Based on being 5'8", I would choose the Ocelot Pro. But it's really about your inseam. If you have an inseam of less than 31 inches, you would have an issue with the Cruiser Pro. If you decide to purchase a bike, please use this link to help me out! shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=1788113&u=3238576&m=111475&urllink=&afftrack= You can use the discount codes in the description of the video or use the discount codes on the site. But clicking that link when placing your order gives me credit. Thanks!

  • @tfptalowahfishingpaddlinga3742

    That’s a California stop at that stop sign

  • @bl1969
    @bl1969 Год назад

    Just ordered a Ocelet Pro in Space Gray using your link and code

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад

      Thank you!

    • @bl1969
      @bl1969 Год назад +1

      @@RussIsRight least I can do for all the hours You’ve spent making videos. I save them to listen while I ride.

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад

      😊

  • @troywright4614
    @troywright4614 Год назад +2

    The percentage readings on these batteries are a joke. Change it to voltage and use a voltage table to show you what ya got left. 52 volt battery can easily run down to the 45 v range and even further down in an emergency

  • @paulpreusser5028
    @paulpreusser5028 Год назад +2

    Harley Davidson sportster or dayna wide glide from the looks of it, hey you asked. Around here it’s fat boys and road kings and daynas and trikes.

  • @grouchydude3448
    @grouchydude3448 Год назад +1

    I had a rear view camera on my Super 73. I used a handlebar extension so I could mount my phone since the camera took up a lot of space. Didn’t like the camera. Cars look way too small and seem like they are farther away then they really are. I was riding and wanted to turn left. I looked at my camera and saw a car seemingly far away from me. As I was about to merge left, I looked over my shoulder to double check and the car was only feet away from me. Scared me. I got rid of it and now just use mirrors. They are more accurate to me.

  • @Trillville43
    @Trillville43 Год назад +1

    Only thing you can trust is voltage and your own experience.

  • @StefanRandall
    @StefanRandall Год назад

    Harley Davidson Sportster 1200 CC.

  • @Trillville43
    @Trillville43 Год назад +1

    Unless it's 40F outside I'm riding just going to have to throw on more cloths.

  • @rickbaier1042
    @rickbaier1042 Год назад

    Beautiful park what state are you in

  • @TKGZONE
    @TKGZONE Год назад

    where can i get ones of those 3d printed throttles? Do you think you can just swap the twist to an aliexpress throttle?

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад

      I had mine printed for me at a local library. They only charge for the plastic, but not the service. Watch my video here and look at the description on where to download the file: ruclips.net/video/OPPBwhGP-Ns/видео.html

    • @TKGZONE
      @TKGZONE Год назад

      @@RussIsRight thanks, is the twist akward to use? do you accently twist it? I have a thumb throttle, which I like using wondering whats a twist throttle is like.

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад

      I find it hard to hold the twist throttle steady. When you hit a bump in the road, you tend to accidentally twist it a bit more. That jerks the bike. I don’t seem to do this with a thumb throttle. Also long holding times is harder for me to do on a twist throttle. As for getting another throttle off aliexpress or Amazon, as long as they have the same connectors, it should be ok. But you likely won’t know until you are able to look at the connections on the bike and then on the perspective throttle replacement. Citizen Cycle swapped out a throttle on a recent video of his and he was successful doing it.

    • @TKGZONE
      @TKGZONE Год назад +1

      @@RussIsRight thanks ya i think thumb throttle is the best. I haven't tried a twist but i would think it would be weird where you're not holding the brakes when your twisting. With thumb you can hold the brakes and the position doesn't get affected.

  • @aurora571000
    @aurora571000 Год назад +1

    That pavement looks pretty nasty. What is the comfort level, or the jarring to your wrist/elbow?

  • @Casenundra
    @Casenundra Год назад

    Stop signs ! Stop & go will eat up the battery. You're eating up the battery with all the accelerating up to cruising speed.

  • @23rejean
    @23rejean Год назад

    Hi Russ, does Cruise Control use as much of the battery than the Throttle ?
    Great job of all your video. I'm from Montreal, Canada, i'm going to buy the Ocelot Pro. Is your rebate links work for Canada ?
    Magicycle have a warehouse also in Canada. They have the Ocelot Pro in stock. But only with 500 watts motor. Stupid Canadien Fascist Government law.

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад

      Yes, it would use as much battery as your throttle. Essentially, you are throttling when you use cruise control, it is just that it holds the speed consistently. And, sorry... my codes and affiliate link only work for ebikes sold in the USA. But thanks for thinking of me!

    • @23rejean
      @23rejean Год назад +1

      @@RussIsRight ok thanks for your reply

  • @troywright4614
    @troywright4614 Год назад +3

    Lmao you can burn ganja in Illinois but not leaves. Lmao

    • @RussIsRight
      @RussIsRight  Год назад

      I think they are concerned with people starting fires in the streets.

  • @EustacioMarquez
    @EustacioMarquez Год назад +1

    awesome bike ! hope i win the lottery soon !! ha