Cheap 2000 watt AWD E bike KAIJIELAISI first ride
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- Опубликовано: 18 мар 2024
- This turned out to be a really good bike despite the low cost.
Check it out here's my link.
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As someone who has ridden the H8 for almost 14k miles and a review coming soon [shameless plug] Do not underestimate the ability to turn off and on the AWD. The New Jumbo has it my Hanevear has it as well as my EB9, and I love it. I call it my hill climbing button LOL. So that is a nice feature. Probably not enough to ditch the H8, but if you were upgrading to the Jumbo you will love it [Now, if I can only figure out how to reset the trip on the Jumbo, I will be a happy camper].
I will say I love the full suspension of the Jumbo and paired with a suspension seat the ride is great. So not being full suspension, I am sure is a drawback for some. I did put 10600 miles on my Ecotric and it is a hard tail, but I was naive LOL. Now I will not ride without a suspension seat post at the very least. But Hey, what about the name? For the life of me I don't know why these companies have names no one can pronounce or weird spellings that make it impossible to search and find the bike LOL Anyway, Nice review and it looks like this bike shares a lot with the H8 and a very nice price point.
I like the ability to turn on and off the AWD. Price is nice too.
Just found your channel, that looks like a great value. Same price I paid in 2019 for a 500 watt.
Yeah, just last year a bike like this would be another $500 but E bikes are getting cheaper and cheaper. Hopefully the trend keeps going, I can't wait till we can get high speed 60-72 volt bikes cheap. Thanks for the sub.
The hammer bike has never failed me except going Up a steep hill. Papa blue shirt went 10000 miles on his echo trick.
Great review! I am seriously considering getting this ebike
Thank you. If you do please use my link so they know you found it from my video. I plan on making more videos if you want to wait and see more first, but it seems to be the same quality as everything else under 3k. Would make a nice street, trail or beach bike and the price is hard to beat for a AWD.
if you want to only run the rear motor on the H8 just pedal it's Rear drive only in Pedal Assist
I prefer the rear with pedaling vs having a switch.
@@brentpolk8331 i agree... it's intuitive and if i need the extra power and torque, i just twist the throttle, no switches to mess with
Living in Yukon Canada AWD is a must for climbing mountains, driving down snowmobile trails, sand and swampy tundra. I bought my first AWD from Eunorau fat-awd 250w front 350w rear. Was good in snow but underpowered. Things started to fall apart,battery died after 600 miles and when opened up found exposed cut wires that could have started a fire.Being a Chinese company they made excuses and nothing got fixed. It is a difficult thing to buy a bike from China being that it's half a world away, your on your own. Decided if I wanted quality I would have to build it myself. Grin technologies had the high end controllers, displays, and motors that I wanted for the ultimate AWD bush wacking bike. I have 2 AWD bikes at the moment and one 3 motor with bbshd. It has 3 Phaserunner controllers, 2 Cycle Analyst v3 displays, 3 72v 20ah batteries, 26" x 5 inch tires,Grin All Axel front motor, bbshd, Bafang G062 rear. All can push up to 4000w each for a few minutes for a total of 12000w. Luckily Phaserunners have thermal rollback to protect the motors. I also have Regen from the All Axel motor. There is a reason those chinese bikes are cheap because the battery is cheap and potentially burns your house down. Try and buy a UL certified battery, it's getting close to the cost of that bike. Hopefully you luck out . New 3 motor ebikes build coming up with 2 new Grin fat All Axel motors and Bbshd. Originally designed to replace a 12 hp diesel motor on a 32 foot sailboat with one of these motors, it gives you the idea of the power that this motor can put out. All made in Canada not China.
Sounds like you built yourself a bad ass bike. But everything from China is bad and you are right it's not a good idea to buy direct from china. You need someone fairly close to help you. But it's hard to get away from the best batteries come from china so do the controllers. And Bbshd is Bafang which is a Chinese Co. and you know 30% of Grin's made in Canada motor is a purchase order to China. Not saying it's good or bad just the way it is. All of my videos so far are for the people who can't spend 12k on a bike China or not I think most people want to stay under 2k and ride down the road. That being said I wish you were closer so I could see and maybe even ride your build sounds like a ton of power.
@@MrCsebikeActually Phaserunner and Baserunner controllers are ASI controllers from Canada. So are the Cycle Analysis v3 displays and the Grin All Axel motors you cannot buy these in China. ASI controllers are known to be one of the best in the world. As far as batteries go Panasonic, Samsung, LG, are not Chinese companies, but there are quite a few counterfeit batteries made in China. You have to admit the Chinese do have an advantage in the EV business but there are a lot of Chinese companies you cannot pronounce their name that ship to North America and another fly by night sold on Amazon. Bafang is probably the most proven reliable motors from China that is why I chose the Bbshd and G062. My Chinese bike was $1600 US plus shipping but was not worth the money and proved to be potentially a dangerous fire hazard. You get what you pay for and hopefully it does not cost you more than you bargained for. Generally 90% of the time I only drive about 10 mph thru the bush but when you have a big climb up a mountain then you appreciate the power. Not many places have pavement in the Yukon.
@@rufusirvin5279 Most of these are Co.'s based out of wherever but if you look in to them they don't even have a manufacturing plant. The batteries you mentioned are all the ones you want when looking for a e bike battery but are all Chinese and Korean made, Panasonic is building a plant in Indiana but won't be making e bike batteries it will be for electric car batteries. If your looking for batteries go for Bosh they make about 50%of their batteries in Germany but the rest are made in China. Grin All Axel motors may have designed their motor and maybe even build some of it but thay had to keep in mind that the stuff they got from china had to fit in it. Not saying that's bad infact if I'm looking for electronics I'm going to China not Canada. Like if I'm looking for a car I'm going to Detroit or Italy not some Co. that popped up in Canada. Three Co.'s in Shenzhen have been making e bikes and the components for 40 years and other Co.'s have been putting their own name brand on them if you get junk it's not China's fault it's the second Co. that ordered junk. Anyway, it sounds like for where you ride you need to do just what you did, build your own ride. Like the downhill riders can't use what is great for most people, they need special bikes made for downhill tracks. Just where you're riding theirs's not a big enough market for anyone to make the bikes.
I've done a fair bit of research on controllers and displays but I might have missed something 7:26 and I'm curious what Chinese controllers do you know would equal all the features of a Phaserunner and build quality. Also what Chinese display would equal a Cycle Analyst v3 for all its features.
@rufusirvin5279 This is where they are made.
star-union wuxing china phaserunner manufacturer. China: Meicheng Industrial Zone, Jiande City,Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province
And Changzhou Likesmile New Energy Technology Co., Ltd.
Nanjing, Jiangsu for the Cycle Analyst v3.
But you are probubly right to get them from one of the middel men for the customer service.
Would you recommend this as a beginner bike, for somebody who trying to get back into it
Yes I would just recommend you stay out of AWD and use PAS 1-3 till you get the hang of it.
Question at 15 minutes odd I didn't hear your gear up when going down the other side what am I missing?
I wasn't pedaling, jut seeing if the motor would keep pushing faster down hill.
Hmm, other than the frame, it is very much like the Philo H8 ebike I bought. Wonder if it is an OEM kit that is sold to primarily to bike companies to create eBikes. Nothing wrong with that, just an observation. I paid $1200 for my Philo ebike in Dec 2023 (on sale).
They may Be made by the same manufacturer. There are 3 main manufacturers in China that make most of the bikes, companies pick the parts and what name to put on them.
You didn’t go wrong with that price and I believe it is a little better built.
Just need your honesat opinion on how it compares to the Undisputed King of AWD bikes... The Philodo H8
It's pretty close like I said at the end. It has less power but better options. For off road I would pick the H8 on road I don't know.
The H 8 is a good proven bike
@@jamesyurky3048 As long as you don't jump much. But that's probably all of them that aren't made just for jumping.
Looking like it only has only one controller for both motors compared to the H8
Yes, after a while I will Take it out to see what it is and how it's connected to both motors vs the H8
I had pretty much this same bike and the battery is way too small if you want to use both motors all the time which is how I like to ride. I have an Ariel Rider Kepler now, but highly considering the Philodo Jumbo as I love the fact it has dual batteries so I could use dual motors all the time and still get great range.
I did a range test on the H8 2x1000 watt with the same size battery and got 35 miles all throttle and 75 miles trying to get as much as I could out of it. But the Jumbo has twice the battery so should be able to get 70 hard miles out of it.
I'd like to know if the motors can run separate. Because if they can't, they sure should
You can turn off the front.
Before i got my motorbike i used a fat e bike 1000w and up hill its bad but on the straights its good i recommend a smaller tooth chainring front if you can
I usually don't even pedal up hill.
@@MrCsebike really you havent seen "hills" they are like mountains were i am from
@@FattyOn2Wheels Just look at the landscape in the videos. I have one hill, it's the one overpass. The rest are actual mountains.
Should compare this to a Fabulous dual hub 26x4 bike. Then see the difference. What are the niminal wattages of the motors? 750 maybe?
If I had the chance to review the Fabulous dual hub bike I could compare the two. I went and checked out the site and they look to be about the same quality build. I think nominal watts on the KAIJIEAISI is actually 1056 watts and peak is 1188 watts. Once I pull out the controller I'll know for sure.
@@MrCsebike any controller under 20 amp will not be good.
I think it is hydraulic Brakes, but I don't know.I don't want speed.I want the power to go up hills towing a wagon with camping stuff on my camera and extra batteries. You would not believe how much stuff I TOW ED home 30 miles with one leg. Just battery.
Nice lookin bike, wish it had rear suspension, but can't expect more for the price.
Yeah price V.S. what you get you can't beat it, a year or two ago this would have been around 2k.
I like AWD ebikes....
And to think a little over a year ago e cells was selling something very similar for over 4 grand.
Can't wait to see what's cheap in a few more years.
Unfortunately it is not available...
Check back both my links show it's in stock. maybe something was wrong.
Unless the controller is 30+ amps, it will be the same motor spec expectaion as the H8.
It feels like less torque in AWD but has more in RWD, so I'm guessing the one controller is larger than a single H8 controller but not twice the size. I just want to get my videos out before I look just in case something is pinched or going to fall apart when I split the controller case. With all the wires for a AWD bike I know it's got to be packed tight in there.
That torque is useally due to the fresh battery. After 1k+ miles on my H8, the torque ain't what it was in the beginning.
When I lost torque I assumed it was from sand getting in everything. But my H8 didn't make it to 1k miles.
You gonna make a vid about that??!! That statement scares me...@@MrCsebike
@@brentpolk8331 Probably not I think most people are using their H8's on the street and trails. Maybe I would have if I had video, I was hitting a found jump with no landing ramp(I could have cleared a car). Rode it home when I went to turn it on again, it wouldn't turn on.
Deffenitely a battery or controller issue. Let me know.@@MrCsebike
@@MrCsebike Check your wires that come out of the ignition switch. If you see blue anywhere it is unplugged. Mine has come unplugged several times and you lose all power when that happens.
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Hello dear friend it's looking pretty good and trong enough compartment 😅😊