2019 VoltBike Yukon 750 Review - $1.7k
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The 2019 VoltBike Yukon 750 is a lower priced fat-tire ebike at that comes in 2 colors (matte black or matte white) and 2 frame sizes; a smaller 17” frame as well as a 20” frame, optional fenders, racks, and waterproof panniers. 750 watt Bafang fat-tire specific hub-drive, 48v 16ah high capacity battery, with throttle and 9 modes of cadence based pedal assist. Great stopping power with the Tektro 180mm hydraulic disc brakes and motor inhibitors, the only way to go for a high powered setup like this. Features a high powered setup, but the drivetrain is a little weak with just a 14-28 tooth cassette, the controller is slightly exposed, and the rear light feels more like a reflector.
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Just got the Yukon V2 and put 100 miles in it in the first 5 days. Used on street, gravel, dirt/trail, and a couple inches of crusty snow. It stops at nothing and its super fun. I love it (first E-bike)
I just ordered one. It's hard to find a 17" frame from other brands, Voltbike says they have a bunch of them. The 20" frame bikes are HUGE. Bike is spec'd out nicely.
NRAW BlackBear owner here, a very similar looking fat ebike in sweden. Its not a throttle bike, its a pedal assist. But nonetheless, just wanted to say that fat ebikes are nice to ride. I suggest whatever you go for, go with something that makes you happy and healthy. Even an all out throttle ebike is better for overall health than no bike at all.
I have the Yukon White 750 model, i love it so far...bought a different model for the wife, both will be hitting the road soon, spring is here
I notice everyone is using the same Batteries and it doesn't matter what company you are going for, they just change the brand name on the case.
Yep, there's like five different companies offering the exact same bike with a different logo slapped on it. Rize, Voltbike, Rad Power Bikes... just to name a few.
I just ordered my 20" Yukon V2 (2022). I'm a little worried I ordered a bike too big for me (5'11"), but I'm used to riding a Harley Davidson, so big bikes are kind of my thing. :)
Can't wait to get it.
How'd ya make out? I am thinking I fit the 20" frame but at times I just want a more manageable size lower for some reason! I'm 5'11".
I'm about 5 10" 5' 11" amd they recommend I get the 17" frame. Just ordered mine and currently waiting if the 17" will be in stock.
@@RogerDiotte Sorry I didn't reply to this right away. I'm 5'11 as well, and I find the 20" is fine for me. It can be a bit tall if I raise the seat up, but I've had no problems with it.
@@Wilmafistfit69 I find the 20" is manageable for me. LOVE the bike. Have put about 1000kms on it since last year. (Which is great for around town riding. I don't do any long-distance hauling on it.)
Hey lol no problem on the late replies... we have a life lol at times lol. Anyways I bought the Voltbike Enduro Mid Drive bike last fall and am happily riding it even though I think the frame is big it really isn't... fits perfect. I also bought on of those foldable ebikes from Amazon and it's also a blast to ride. Between the mid drive and rear hub I find for everyday regular riding the rear hub drives are way better for simplicity and durability to run. The mid drive is a bit more technical in that it needs to be in the right gear at the right time to get maximum performance so for the beginner or average person I've noticed they always take my rear hub bike.... me I love my mid drive though....
yes very nice the fenders are a big plus , real nice ride.
Yes... full-size fat tire fenders are difficult to find separately. This is why we offer it standard on Yukon 750 Limited.
The fenders are hard to find, but I know a few places to get them. I almost bought the Yukon...but saved myself a ton of money and got this I stead...
photos.app.goo.gl/bPzbdDT52XCGWJNW7
Good choice of starting to ride, George looked like he was getting cold
I purchased the 2019 Yukon a month ago, my initial impressions. Overall love the bike, worth every penny. The negatives: heavy bike combined with lack of rear suspension, and terrible seat (thin hard with no shock absorption) = tailbone rattling ride over any surface even remotely rough. Even a $25 E-Bay aftermarket seat was a noticeable upgrade over the stock Yukon seat. Adding a suspension seat post is my next purchase. Also, if you are riding this bike on the streets, get a decent (loud) horn, the toy bell that comes with the Yukon is comical for all but politely warning pedestrians. Lastly, the inability to turn off the battery power with the key, while the battery is locked on the bike, is not ideal. The RadRover is the superior system here, turn the key one way to unlock the battery from the frame, turn it the other way to disable the power while the battery is locked onto the bike.
Would you prefer the Rad Rover over the Volt 750?
@@stevebator3138 - I was going back and forth choosing between the Rad Rover and Yukon 750, but ended up going with the Yukon. The deciding factor for me was the larger battery (16AH vs 14AH for the Rad Rover), and the Yukon 750 having hydraulic brakes. The Rad Rover does look like a good bike though.
You've got the best job bro 💪💪💪 shout out to you bro
Great video. Thank you for the excellent and honest review.
Got tiered of waiting for the Ripcurrent S by Juiced. Just bought the Yukon 750 Limited instead. CAN:T WAIT! ....EDIT.... Bought on the 27th of May. The site states 5-6 business days for shipping. I'm 70 miles from the drop point in WA. The thing still has not be shipped from Canada. Today is the 12th of June. I called last week and they stated it was being shipped from CA to Bellingham last Wed. Never happened. Then they told me it was 10 days for shipping. Well that was last Wed. Now they tell me shipping this Wed. and they will e-mail or call. Never happened. The real problem is I have a vacation planned and I need to be here to sign for the bike. Oh well hopefully it shows up next Sat. the 22nd. Buyer beware if you have to plan around the BS shipping. All they need to do is state on the site it's going to be 3-4 weeks to ship. P.S. The Ripcurrent is aval. NOW with 3 days from Cali. shipping..... EDIT AGAIN. 6-13-19 After 4 calls to Voltbike again today I finally got through. P.S. they play the fax noise game. They told me the bike did not ship AGAIN. Next week Wednesday is the new promise as usual. Great news is PayPay has my back and stated they will recover payment upon my phone call from today going through next Wednesday. Keep in mind Voltbike.com never offered a discount at this point even though they ran a sale after to my purchase. This just keeps getting better. The owner stated to me they have no US store. Only a drop ship point. Who knows what happens after that. Again folks, Buyer beware. I'll keep you all updated as I still feel they have a great product. I guess we may or may not see! Ships from Bellingham WA is just a US entry point to the US and not a real store. They employ ZERO US citizens for assembly of these bikes as implied.
Will you be doing a comparison review of the newer Yukon 2 and the Yukon?
Superbly equipped bike. I disagree with you about the light not pointing wherever you turn the handlebars being a downside as when I'm on a bike, the whole bike is usually pointing in the direction I want to travel and when I'm at standstill - light steady like on cars. Also...
I'm not sure why you "cheat" by putting stones under the kickstand. I've seen you do tbis in several reviews. That creates a false impression. You may find it hard to believe, but I not only want to see the bike parked 'n tilting, but I'm also interested in how stable it'll be when parked.
Can you still get a workout with this bike? Very good review by the way, sir. Very thorough and honest.
Yes! I own one, you have to pedal, it is just an assist. You can set at 0 to 9 I think, 0 no assist, 9 extreme assist. It also has a throttle boost.
Hi. Are you planning on doing a review on the new (2021/2022) Step-Through ? There are no reviews on that model anywhere online :(
It’s like the Ford F-150 of Ebikes. That is one super cool Ebike. It’s like a Swiss Army knife Ebike. 👍
Got tiered of waiting for the Ripcurrent S by Juiced. Just bought the Yukon 750 Limited instead. CAN:T WAIT! ....EDIT.... Bought on the 27th of May. The site states 5-6 business days for shipping. I'm 70 miles from the drop point in WA. The thing still has not be shipped from Canada. Today is the 12th of June. I called last week and they stated it was being shipped from CA to Bellingham last Wed. Never happened. Then they told me it was 10 days for shipping. Well that was last Wed. Now they tell me shipping this Wed. and they will e-mail or call. Never happened. The real problem is I have a vacation planned and I need to be here to sign for the bike. Oh well hopefully it shows up next Sat. the 22nd. Buyer beware if you have to plan around the BS shipping. All they need to do is state on the site it's going to be 3-4 weeks to ship. P.S. The Ripcurrent is aval. NOW with 3 days from Cali. shipping..... EDIT AGAIN. 6-13-19 After 4 calls to Voltbike again today I finally got through. P.S. they play the fax noise game. They told me the bike did not ship AGAIN. Next week Wednesday is the new promise as usual. Great news is PayPay has my back and stated they will recover payment upon my phone call from today going through next Wednesday. Keep in mind Voltbike.com never offered a discount at this point even though they ran a sale after to my purchase. This just keeps getting better. The owner stated to me they have no US store. Only a drop ship point. Who knows what happens after that. Again folks, Buyer beware. I'll keep you all updated as I still feel they have a great product. I guess we may or may not see! Ships from Bellingham WA is just a US entry point to the US and not a real store. They employ ZERO US citizens for assembly of these bikes as implied.
I got over 8000 km on my Yukon 500.
@DENIS laplante I put 100 lbs in trailer no problem but I always pedal
The Volt Nitro looks wicked.
I'm riding and reviewing an M2S AT R750...so far so goodish, front bearings are starting to squeal, rear tire went flat over night actually.
About the same price and save specs, I'm 250ish and hit 26mph throttle only
Is that the Canadian model limited to 500w? And was it a big difference or underpowered compared to a 750w model?
What would be the best choice in this price range? VoltBike? RadPowerBikes? Anything else?
Our family has had both, now we only have Voltbike.
Would it be better to have more teeth on the front sprocket?
Another nice review. I am trying to decide between this and a Rad rover. anyone have an opinion? I wonder if you can add a chain guard in on the chain ring?
I think Yukon is better. 750 motor, 16Ah battery and the real killer is the hydraulic break. I own a 2017 which the rear rack has a design issue. After 2 years almost zero maintenance and 2000km on it the only issue is that the battery life is no longer the same and some screw are lose (my bad for not checking) and the rear rack broke (weak material). However other than that the bike is pretty good for the price. I just ordered a new one. I am very excited with the upgrade. Let's see - btw I am selling my old one ;)
Booking c, I see for 2020, they added chainring with double bash guard so your chain does not escape even in harsh riding situations. www.voltbike.com/voltbike-yukon-750-limited-2018.html
The chain guard has to go ON IN! There's no in on! L0L
How fast does the 5a charger charge the battery?
It takes around 4-5 hours to fully charge the battery if it's empty. The charger itself is heavy duty with metal casing and fan inside.
Putting the fan in there is a nice idea. RADs charger gets really hot.@@VoltbikeCanada
@@peacefulprepper2402 I agree. Also the 5A charger we provide is with metal casing for better insulation and protection.
Your bike has made my list of bikes to recommend. @@VoltbikeCanada
How upright is the riding position compared to a Rad Rover? Im used to a Pedego City Commuter, want an upright-ish winter bike.
can the top speed be changed? i need at least 25mph throttle only
Yes. In the advance setting, you can change the speed limit and wattage.
@@PNSP thanks!
Do the Ortlieb panniers fit on the rack?
I read your complete review and you mentioned that the drivetrain is weak with the 14-28 tooth cassette what cassette would you suggest and would it involve changing the chainring ?
It is not a cassette, but a freewheel. Replacing that with a 11-28T freewheel will improve speed.
Im confused so you can sell a 750 watt motor in Canada cause on other sites says its 500 watts max so this is 750 watts or 500 ? Thank you for clarifying
500 watts limit is for legality on roads. Off roads not a legal problem.
Ok thanks wish it had a few modes like street legal and them a off road power mode 3kw !!!😜
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how long have you drivebn the bike at max speed thrust only im considering replacing this as an alternative option to the bus
7 speed 14-28 teeth, you sure it's not a freewheel rather than a cassette?
I think the "5 volt charger" may be 5 amps rather than volts.
I hope it has the range of your MOUTH POWER!!! Dang!
What Fat Tire ebike would you recommend for a bigger guy... In a $1,500ish range? Best durability quality range and speed 4 the money?
Got tiered of waiting for the Ripcurrent S by Juiced. Just bought the Yukon 750 Limited instead. CAN:T WAIT! ....EDIT.... Bought on the 27th of May. The site states 5-6 business days for shipping. I'm 70 miles from the drop point in WA. The thing still has not be shipped from Canada. Today is the 12th of June. I called last week and they stated it was being shipped from CA to Bellingham last Wed. Never happened. Then they told me it was 10 days for shipping. Well that was last Wed. Now they tell me shipping this Wed. and they will e-mail or call. Never happened. The real problem is I have a vacation planned and I need to be here to sign for the bike. Oh well hopefully it shows up next Sat. the 22nd. Buyer beware if you have to plan around the BS shipping. All they need to do is state on the site it's going to be 3-4 weeks to ship. P.S. The Ripcurrent is aval. NOW with 3 days from Cali. shipping..... EDIT AGAIN. 6-13-19 After 4 calls to Voltbike again today I finally got through. P.S. they play the fax noise game. They told me the bike did not ship AGAIN. Next week Wednesday is the new promise as usual. Great news is PayPay has my back and stated they will recover payment upon my phone call from today going through next Wednesday. Keep in mind Voltbike.com never offered a discount at this point even though they ran a sale after to my purchase. This just keeps getting better. The owner stated to me they have no US store. Only a drop ship point. Who knows what happens after that. Again folks, Buyer beware. I'll keep you all updated as I still feel they have a great product. I guess we may or may not see! Ships from Bellingham WA is just a US entry point to the US and not a real store. They employ ZERO US citizens for assembly of these bikes as implied.
Thanks for the info! I’ll pass on this brand.
How different is this bike from the rad bike, or do they use the same factory in China?
The major differences are hydraulic disc brakes, bigger battery 16Ah with Panasonic cells, fenders, rear rack, fast 5A charger, water bottle holder, adjustable stem, free motorcycle grade helmet. Also, the battery integration is modern and partially built inside the frame. This provides better weight distribution and better insulation in harsh weather. VoltBike also comes fully inspected, tuned-up and assembled out of the box. The front wheel is also attached.
The difference i9s RAD sends you your bike.
They either bought the design from a Chinese company in China or the company’s design was stolen by a Chinese company because as it often happens you have to turn over your design/technology to have it built in China
VoltBike so other than those cosmetic changes or enhancements you guys ripped off RAD 😂 lol or you’re using the same factory and it’s a Chinese bike
@@bearsuc8331 we do build, tune-up and inspect each bike prior to shipping. Each bike is individually packed with extra layers for maximum durability. This, unfortunately, is causing a delay which is more prominent in the peak season. We figured out that this is more beneficial for customers in the long term than simply shipping boxes with bicycles.
Wouldn’t it be a good idea for bike shops to do trade ins on bikes that way people who don’t have a lot of money maybe able to buy a second hand one
My husband is selling his, if your interested. We are in North Vancouver, BC. You would have to pick it up, and pay cash. It's Limited Edition, 20" one.
Hey @EBR, I'm looking to getting into road/mountain biking for exercise. I'm interested in ebikes. I plan on using the bike to go to school, gym, and parks/trails. I'm hoping you can help me decided on a good ebike with exercising in mind and budget friendly. Something under $1k... thank you
Under $1000 your not getting anything above fair. This bike for 1700+- is a great buy. I have basically a similar bike the Ecomotion CORE Pro E-Fat and it was 2300 and 500w rather then 750. You want 750!. 500 is fine, but not going up steep hills without assisting pedaling even with auto full throttle. This is your best deal overall.
I really wanted to like this bike. But the co did very little that it promised. The color is to this day still wrong on the website. The bike did not arrive tuned. There was damage to the bike. It was very late despite repeated weekly promises that it would ship the following week. I had to ask for a partial refund that did not even cover the tune up, let alone the damage. I should have bought a Rad or maybe a Juiced.
So is the rear rack specific to this bike or can you buy it separately? If you can buy it as an add-on what rack is it and where would I purchase it or something very similar?
Back rack is included, but the front rack is an optional purchase.
Is this bike set up as a class 2 bike?
🆒Beautiful good looking E-bikes. I kinda like the Matt black slightly more.
The reason: because of the racks,fenders & water bottle... makes up for it.
As far as the psi goes I would almost always leave it at MAX, also it really just depends on the terrain,wind & cargo.👍
How much price?
This bike is set up just the way I would want it except that I want a full suspension. Wonder if they will make this same bike with a full suspension in the near future?
M2S 750 Kush. It's what you want.
Excellent review as usual! I'm doing my shopping around thing before deciding whaich ebike to purchase. Today I test rode a Yukon 750 Fat Bike. I wasn't paying attention to details and will have to back to see again- unless you can tell me... does the Yukon have freewheeling capacity where rider can stop pedaling - such as on a decline - and bike will coast freely? I also tested the Rd Cidty and this did not appear to be the case on that one. Thank you!
How does it compare to Rad Power?
VoltBike Yukon comes with a battery which is partially built inside the frame. It also comes with hydraulic brakes Tektro, faster 5A charger, fenders, and a rear rack. There is also a choice of 17" or 20" frame size.
@@VoltbikeCanada When it's time to service or replace battery, how can a person deal with the internal part inside frame?
$1700 I guess is a ok price ( just don't tell the boss um er I mean the Wife ) ! Does it ship free ( from where ) ? Where does it ship from ?
Have you done a review of the mariner folding fat bike? good vid bro, thanks.
Yes, there is a video review of VoltBike Mariner coming soon. Not sure exactly when it will be published.
How fast will this bike go? Can you derestrict the bike for off road riding?
Verdict? Lol
With that being a 750w eBike, do you have to register and insure it in BC?
I believe it’s a 750 watt motor that’s regulated to 500 watts in Canada with the controller
Is EBR going to review Carbo folding electric bike?
How did they mount the front rack? I love that but the head tube doesn't have bosses. Tell me, tell me, tell me!
On the current model there is bosses.
Frame cut out for the battery looks weak.
Is this bike also for sale in Europe (netherlands)?
At this point, we do ship only within Canada and the USA.
@12:07--"5 volt charger"? 5 amp, I'm guessing.
You guessed right
Great video, thanks. I'm considering this e-bike, but just curious, how tall are you? I'm 5'11" and not sure if I should purchase the 17" or 20" frame. Thanks :)
@ProseColored Glasses Thx, bought the 20" 5 weeks ago. Love it ☺
We bought 2 x Yukon 500's Please re-review this bike how can Volt, reviewers and for Farks sake call it a 750. I could have bought 2 x Rad rovers and saved 500 USD if I wanted a 500 watt motor.
Now it makes sense the Himiway out of the box blows the spokes off this Canadian/Chinese collusion-deception. Class action time! Volt fan/boys girls, what say you. BTW all schooled up on nominal and peak,
thank-you.
Distance?
Lots of information which is great but if the builder is paying these are not objective reviews but paid promotions. Just saying.......
Would this Bike fit a 6'4 personne
How to purchase if I live in Sydney Australia?
I couldn’t find it
Someone had asked about ELF, but they went bankrupt. A similar vehicle still being made is the PEBL by "better.bike" website. There are owner reviews and diaries on RUclips. I don't know about shipping.
@@animistchannel2983 voltbike did not go bankrupt lol
@@AgentXRifle Sorry, someone else's comment that I was answering has disappeared, so now it reads wrong. They were asking about ELF, which did go bankrupt. I'll edit that.
Please do a review of Rize X
I like it
I had to choose between the Rad mini and the Volt mariner, went with the Volt 2 weeks ago..still hasn't shipped. :/
When I went to buy one today, it said it could take up to 5 weeks to assemble and ship. Deal killer for me
Where can i get this bike Yukon 750 limited in United State.
I almost bought one. I got this instead
photos.app.goo.gl/bPzbdDT52XCGWJNW7
Saved myself a ton of money and built it I to a commuter. 1700 miles in and not one issue.
Like it better than the rad rhino. Very shame that I cannot but it here in the UK
In fact I'm going to buy one Cecil Schofield
Good bikes by rad
750 watt for $1699 wow.
That is really impressive. My ECOMOTION Core Pro E-Fat was 2300 and its a Bafang 500. Still a really nice bike, but this is impressive. Mine has a very cushy seat and suspension seat post which you really need if you buy this.
This VoltBike Yukon 750 looks to be very similar to the Biktrix Juggernaut Classic, which is assembled in Saskatchewan (Canadian province).
Same bike with a different name?
Biktrix is middle drive motor
@@joblo1765 Also more expensive $$$$
9:03,... "If you're PEDDLING the bike BACKWARD"????
May as well do that going down a hill if you really want to be stupid??
Must be from Florida? NO Canadian would be that, well,... you know!! *: )*
Pourquoi qu'au Canada ont n'a pas cette couleur noir mât? Ici il est bleu et noir où blanc!!
Looks like it's made at the same Chinese factory as Juiced Bikes.
Yeah i had a great day today when i toke a ride on a ukon 750 asome bike Cecil Schofield from peace river ALBERTA
It looks like a Canadian RAD Rover, lol. Who came 1st?
He he...good question. The first video review of VoltBike Yukon was made back in August 2015 by ElectricBikeReview. We introduced this model earlier in the same year.
Thanks for the response. I think you have a good value here. Nice option to the RAD. What was the price of the fully dressed bike in the video?
@@peacefulprepper2402 it depends if you are located in USA or Canada. For shipping within USA, the price is $1799 USD. For shipping within Canada price is $1999 CAD.
Type batteyr
You are not unbiased you love every bike. How can you trust a reviewer that only fawns over every bike reviewed.
Don't watch it then 😂👍
In his written review he lists pros and cons. I think he's always really fair, and honest. Link is in the description.
Got tiered of waiting for the Ripcurrent S by Juiced. Just bought the Yukon 750 Limited instead. CAN:T WAIT! ....EDIT.... Bought on the 27th of May. The site states 5-6 business days for shipping. I'm 70 miles from the drop point in WA. The thing still has not be shipped from Canada. Today is the 12th of June. I called last week and they stated it was being shipped from CA to Bellingham last Wed. Never happened. Then they told me it was 10 days for shipping. Well that was last Wed. Now they tell me shipping this Wed. and they will e-mail or call. Never happened. The real problem is I have a vacation planned and I need to be here to sign for the bike. Oh well hopefully it shows up next Sat. the 22nd. Buyer beware if you have to plan around the BS shipping. All they need to do is state on the site it's going to be 3-4 weeks to ship. P.S. The Ripcurrent is aval. NOW with 3 days from Cali. shipping..... EDIT AGAIN. 6-13-19 After 4 calls to Voltbike again today I finally got through. P.S. they play the fax noise game. They told me the bike did not ship AGAIN. Next week Wednesday is the new promise as usual. Great news is PayPay has my back and stated they will recover payment upon my phone call from today going through next Wednesday. Keep in mind Voltbike.com never offered a discount at this point even though they ran a sale after to my purchase. This just keeps getting better. The owner stated to me they have no US store. Only a drop ship point. Who knows what happens after that. Again folks, Buyer beware. I'll keep you all updated as I still feel they have a great product. I guess we may or may not see! Ships from Bellingham WA is just a US entry point to the US and not a real store. They employ ZERO US citizens for assembly of these bikes as implied.
@@bearsuc8331 Did you receive your ebike from voltbikes as today 7/13/19?
How can you only weigh 135 lbs ?!?!?!
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By being in between 134 and 136 .
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I don't see why a pack of dollar tree "Panasonic" AA batteries and class II 20mph max speed bikes are so expensive...if they would just make this affordable they would sale way more than they could make... maybe they already are.
They use 18650's not AA's.
@@mids187 they look like AA's when disassembled. Just boxed together.
Prices are coming down, this same bike 2 years ago would of been a lot more.
The cells are much better than dollar store aa batteries. You can easily get 80km from these packs, but if each cell were instead a dollar store aa, you would twist the throttle and get a fart and a whistle.
lmao,this bike is super cheap and affordable,great value imo.
manlet
Look like a biased review....
It's literally a Rad Rover knockoff.
All of them are just badged Chinese bikes...
@@M5Dri3rz it's Taiwan not china
It's quite different actually. Yukon comes with a battery which is partially built inside the frame. It also comes with hydraulic brakes Tektro, faster 5A charger, fenders, and a rear rack. There is also a choice of 2 frame sizes. But I do agree that all 4" fat bikes look similar at first glance.
Not really. A lot of these bikes look similar. It's about the actual specs.
The voltbike is a much better value
Yes, you could spend thousands of dollars on an eBike ruclips.net/user/postUgkxUiL0GnyDjP32RJdd660sP8mZk4CRLTCJ and get something much higher quality. However, if you're looking for a basic model to try out eBiking this is a great choice. The assembly is easy as far as bikes go (took about an hour for me to do, I'm not an expert). All tools needed are included. I added the plastic mud guards you see and a more comfortable seat. The other reviews are correct that you're probably going to want a better seat (Giddy Up! Bike Seat is what I got - super comfortable). The battery easily handles a 2-4 hour ride if you add some of your own pedal power. I haven't even gotten it up to top speed yet - it is very fast. Components are not top of the line, but decent for the price and work just fine. It works great on dirt roads and singletrack and pavement although too heavy to do tricks or any serious technical mountain biking. I'm looking forward to using it a lot over the summer. Tons of fun!
How did they mount the front rack? I love that but the head tube doesn't have bosses. Tell me, tell me, tell me!
The front rack is mounted to the frame with 4 bolts. When you turn the handlebars, the front rack does not also turn as it fixed rigid to the frame of the bike.