That 750 is geared for torque, while the 1100 is geared for top speed (corrected... direct drive?). The bigger motor is also much heavier. That's why the smaller motor accelerates faster off the line. That 1100 motor is capable of 1500/2500 continuous/peak. I have a similar size motor on a DIY bike on a 26" wheel. It's not nearly straining from the 1500 put out by my motor controller. For faster starts, that 1100 needs a controller that can pump out more than 1600 watts peak. The best time to put in pedal power is right off the line. Probably the way most people will ride is throttle only at high speeds, pedaling for tricks & jumps. Glad to see these reviewed! i'd never think they would be comfortable on long rides with the seat so low.
These look awesome! I grew up riding a 24" wheel GT Speed Series cruiser. Probably put thousands of miles on it. I recently gave in to my teenage son. The Zooz bikes have a great style and appear to be a fun size. It was fun to hear that you thought the 750 was among the most comfortable riding position of all the e-bikes you've reviewed. Thanks for showing these off Ethan!
Hey great video…on the 750 motor do you know what it stated the motor as …a 500w or a 600w as I’m in the uk and my 750w version motor says 500w on it….Thanks……also would you say it is definitely worth me buying the 1100w upgrade kit for the performance and larger more range battery……Thanks……
@@viktorviklund3662 not sure the 250 goes faster than 20 mph and if you are in Europe in might be restricted to 25 kph permanently. Zooz customer service might be who to ask about that.
@@nowletsreview6700 OK and thanks. I wish Zoos was using the rubber chain instead of the metal chain. I hear they last better and far less maintenance !
I'm 6'2" and the long seat is better than an adjustable bc you can simple sit farther back on the seat. It's quite comfy to peddle regardless of how tall or short you are up to probably 6'6".
1100 has much better throttle response so it is easier to time, but the 750 has more torque down low and can lift the front wheel more easily. So it depends on whether you'd prefer instant throttle response or more low end torque. The right rider can definitely wheelie either though!
@@nowletsreview6700 I wonder why there's such a huge difference in the throttle response, it makes me wonder if you just got a faulty version of the 750
Depends on how good of a rider you are to be honest! If you can wheelie a normal bike you can wheelie the 250, but I don't think it will be able to wheelie entirely under its own power
Just get the 1100. Nobody will know or care. For example... My main vehicle for traveling around Yonkers NY is an Onyx RCR. Been ripping around lower Westchester NY and all the burrows in Manhattan and haven't been stopped by a cop once. And they few that Eye have spoken to, love the bike. There's even a few NYPD officers riding then around now. Don't get a lower powered bike to conform to stupid legalities. It looks just like a BMX bike with a banana seat. They will never know. Trust me! Get the 1100 or you'll be wasting $2000 + !
same boat here in aus. I think I'm set on the 750 with some 250 decals. The 750 is restricted to the same speed limit (locked) as the 250 so ??? The 250 has a throttle which is an instant rule breaker so may as well break it proper.
He said that he was going uphill, but it looked like flat land to me and I live in Kansas. Kansas is made fun of for being flat, so if a person from Kansas doesn't consider it a hill it probably isn't a hill. Lol
It is definitely a hill, and living in New England we know a thing or two about hills. We have nothing to gain from pretending to actually put these bikes through their paces! Hard for the camera to pick up sometimes but it's a steep hill for sure.
@@carsonmackenzie4910 save up till you can, im around $8000 into my Custom bike and I still dont have a battery, just the frame i have was around close to $2500 so these are really not that expensive.
That 750 is geared for torque, while the 1100 is geared for top speed (corrected... direct drive?). The bigger motor is also much heavier. That's why the smaller motor accelerates faster off the line. That 1100 motor is capable of 1500/2500 continuous/peak. I have a similar size motor on a DIY bike on a 26" wheel. It's not nearly straining from the 1500 put out by my motor controller. For faster starts, that 1100 needs a controller that can pump out more than 1600 watts peak. The best time to put in pedal power is right off the line. Probably the way most people will ride is throttle only at high speeds, pedaling for tricks & jumps. Glad to see these reviewed! i'd never think they would be comfortable on long rides with the seat so low.
These look awesome! I grew up riding a 24" wheel GT Speed Series cruiser. Probably put thousands of miles on it. I recently gave in to my teenage son. The Zooz bikes have a great style and appear to be a fun size. It was fun to hear that you thought the 750 was among the most comfortable riding position of all the e-bikes you've reviewed. Thanks for showing these off Ethan!
It's official, my son want's one. And said the 250 would be enough for "us" around town.
That's awesome!
Is there ANY possible way to fix the throttle response on the zooz750, if anything can change and fix it i need to know now please 🙏
Hey great video…on the 750 motor do you know what it stated the motor as …a 500w or a 600w as I’m in the uk and my 750w version motor says 500w on it….Thanks……also would you say it is definitely worth me buying the 1100w upgrade kit for the performance and larger more range battery……Thanks……
im looking to commute to work 28 miles will the 750 be enough?
Can you remove the battery and can it be locked on the bike what are the recharging times?
how long it takes to charge?
What do you mean unlocked?...How do you unlock the 750 to get more MPH
The bike comes restricted to 20 mph to be a class 2. You can unlock the speed limiter in the display settings to hit the top speed which is 26.
@@williambontrager2349 do this work on uu250 as well?
@@viktorviklund3662 not sure the 250 goes faster than 20 mph and if you are in Europe in might be restricted to 25 kph permanently. Zooz customer service might be who to ask about that.
What do you think compared to Ariel x-class?
dose the 1100 come unlocked?
What is the standover height of these bikes?
Zooz doesn't list the standover height on their website. I'm finding that true for half the ebikes out there.
What about height adjustment of the seats ? I want to buy one but I am 6. 2. and a 1/2
There is no height adjustment for the seats, but I think you would be comfortable on the 750 or the 1100 since they have the high bars
@@nowletsreview6700 OK and thanks. I wish Zoos was using the rubber chain instead of the metal chain. I hear they last better and far less maintenance !
@@LJ-jq8og its not rubber its carbon belt a rubber tread would suck
@@vvvvvv66666 👍 I only understood that the non-metal non-steel work so much better and last longer and wondered why more MFTRS aren't doing it ?
I'm 6'2" and the long seat is better than an adjustable bc you can simple sit farther back on the seat. It's quite comfy to peddle regardless of how tall or short you are up to probably 6'6".
how tall are you?
Wow, RUclips bots are back with Vengeance
What's the availability like to overseas customers?
Are you sure the battery is 840 w/h
And not 768 w/h for the 750
HOW DO YOU UNLOCK IT
It's a very nice-looking well-made Pike, does it come with asuspension ?
Great review! Are you able to wheelie w the 1100? Or is the 750 w more torque better for stunt riding? Thanks in advance
1100 has much better throttle response so it is easier to time, but the 750 has more torque down low and can lift the front wheel more easily. So it depends on whether you'd prefer instant throttle response or more low end torque. The right rider can definitely wheelie either though!
@@nowletsreview6700 I wonder why there's such a huge difference in the throttle response, it makes me wonder if you just got a faulty version of the 750
@@letmetryscience4535 every review says the same exact thing. They probably made it that way to suit different riders needs and likes!
@@letmetryscience4535 yeah they advertise the 750 as having more torque.
@@nowletsreview6700i have a 750 and am trying to find a way to fix the throttle response to instant. Is there any way i can fix it?
Where I live 250w is the most a ebike can legally have, would I be able to wheelie on that or is it not enough power?
Depends on how good of a rider you are to be honest! If you can wheelie a normal bike you can wheelie the 250, but I don't think it will be able to wheelie entirely under its own power
Just get the 1100. Nobody will know or care. For example... My main vehicle for traveling around Yonkers NY is an Onyx RCR. Been ripping around lower Westchester NY and all the burrows in Manhattan and haven't been stopped by a cop once. And they few that Eye have spoken to, love the bike. There's even a few NYPD officers riding then around now. Don't get a lower powered bike to conform to stupid legalities. It looks just like a BMX bike with a banana seat. They will never know. Trust me!
Get the 1100 or you'll be wasting $2000 + !
same boat here in aus. I think I'm set on the 750 with some 250 decals. The 750 is restricted to the same speed limit (locked) as the 250 so ??? The 250 has a throttle which is an instant rule breaker so may as well break it proper.
Like the idea of the 44#er. Had a Lectric, and it was a ball buster.
Like the seat?
@@vvvvvv66666 No. Overall handling was not to my liking.
He said that he was going uphill, but it looked like flat land to me and I live in Kansas. Kansas is made fun of for being flat, so if a person from Kansas doesn't consider it a hill it probably isn't a hill. Lol
It is definitely a hill, and living in New England we know a thing or two about hills. We have nothing to gain from pretending to actually put these bikes through their paces! Hard for the camera to pick up sometimes but it's a steep hill for sure.
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I imagine I ain't getting far at 6'3" 285 lol
that's what the pedals are for!
The throttle delay is just in case you accidentally hit the thumb throttle while you're not on the bike so it doesn't take off.
how can u fix it it really bugs me out and i just want to find a way that can solve this problem
do you think 2 people could ride comfortably on the 750 if I put pegs on it lmaoo
most definitely. they do that a lot out here in NY!
@@mackmccord3743 if only I could afford one now 😭
@@carsonmackenzie4910 lol save up for it Anything is possible. Got my Onyx RCR and now saving up for a Zooz 1100
@@carsonmackenzie4910 save up till you can, im around $8000 into my Custom bike and I still dont have a battery, just the frame i have was around close to $2500 so these are really not that expensive.
Please help need unlock thanks ! :)
Power up and within 5 seconds hold up+down, adjust the speed to 72kph, then hold power to lock it in.
They priced it way too high, it's unique but too expensive.
Couldn't agree more 💯
I feel like this bikes too small for anyone over 6'1"
Look cheap
how tall are you?