In this video 00:00 What is Manta5 Hydrofoiler XE-1 Hydrofoil eBike 01:00 Electric assist in Manta5 ebike 01:20 How to assemble anta5 Hydrofoiler. Does it fit in a car? 02:00 What if you run out of battery in the water? 02:58 Can you ride without battery? 04:33 A start of a new waterbike sports federation? 05:20 Top speed, riding time of manta5? 06:20 Manta5 battery 06:40 Manta5 app? 07:17 Danie's honest review of Manta5 ebike 11:50 How easy to learn manta5 ebike? 13:02 Mike's first ride on Manta5 Hydrofoiler
so cool! I'm guessing learning to ride the Manta5 is just like learning to ride a bike. We have to remember that we found learning to ride a bike was difficult - we fell off a few times! But, now we know how to ride a bike we enjoy the pleasure of riding! The Manta5 will be the same - once you learn how to ride, the pain of learning will be forgotten and you'll love it!
Hello! I am interested in this question: In the event of a complete shutdown or failure of the electric motor "in deep water", is it possible to get up and start from the depth using only the pedal drive (leg power) without an electric assistant?
I'm a cyclist and am always looking for a new way to keep training fun and engaging. This looks to fit those needs. Roughly speaking.....once underway, how many watts of effort does it require to pedal the bike without the electric assist for a rider of 160'ish lbs?
I saw the non-electric fully manual version of this on RUclips several weeks ago and that was way too difficult for even a skilled rider to travel for any distance. This seems better but still not for me I think. Call me lazy ;)
why would I bike on the water, with high friction resistance? if I wanted that, I would go to gym where there are all sorts of resistance equipment. this is a no-go.
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In this video
00:00 What is Manta5 Hydrofoiler XE-1 Hydrofoil eBike
01:00 Electric assist in Manta5 ebike
01:20 How to assemble anta5 Hydrofoiler. Does it fit in a car?
02:00 What if you run out of battery in the water?
02:58 Can you ride without battery?
04:33 A start of a new waterbike sports federation?
05:20 Top speed, riding time of manta5?
06:20 Manta5 battery
06:40 Manta5 app?
07:17 Danie's honest review of Manta5 ebike
11:50 How easy to learn manta5 ebike?
13:02 Mike's first ride on Manta5 Hydrofoiler
this ebike thing sounds exciting. You guys are right, if more companies delve into this space, we could have a brand new water sports on our hands😲😲
so cool! I'm guessing learning to ride the Manta5 is just like learning to ride a bike. We have to remember that we found learning to ride a bike was difficult - we fell off a few times! But, now we know how to ride a bike we enjoy the pleasure of riding! The Manta5 will be the same - once you learn how to ride, the pain of learning will be forgotten and you'll love it!
Well said
Nice video! Completely in line with my experience a few weeks ago.
seems exciting new sport is about to start
yes!
Having a Regatta with about 20 of these racing a smaller Regatta style course would be awesome, just like Sail GP and The America's Cup.
Excellent video
Cheers
Hello!
I am interested in this question:
In the event of a complete shutdown or failure of the electric motor "in deep water", is it possible to get up and start from the depth using only the pedal drive (leg power) without an electric assistant?
I don’t think so, you might need to swim back
What happens if you stop paddling? Float???
Can you pump the foils???
I don’t think so
I'm a cyclist and am always looking for a new way to keep training fun and engaging. This looks to fit those needs. Roughly speaking.....once underway, how many watts of effort does it require to pedal the bike without the electric assist for a rider of 160'ish lbs?
I saw the non-electric fully manual version of this on RUclips several weeks ago and that was way too difficult for even a skilled rider to travel for any distance.
This seems better but still not for me I think. Call me lazy ;)
Is this what happens when everyone gets a participation trophy? Hey I'm just asking. Has anyone ever heard the word no?
why would I bike on the water, with high friction resistance? if I wanted that, I would go to gym where there are all sorts of resistance equipment. this is a no-go.
It's using the hydrofoil wings so there is no high friction resistance, you are basically gliding over the surface.
Being on the sea is more pleasant than being in a gym
My dad really wants one of these, how much do they cost? 👀
12-15k
this is equivalent to have runners and bike riders an additional weight on their shoulders while competing...but there is no such thing
What are you even talking about?