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I've been watching your ebike videos from the start, which is when I got my Lectric XP. That is still the bike I'm using. Since my riding is almost all on flat terrain, that bike serves me well, but I can't help having new bike lust when I see this Hanevear flatten your hills! Great review.
One fix for the front basket problem is to buy a collapsible pannier for the right rear. Keeps it out of the way for storage and folding, provides room for a bag of groceries.
single motor use on that thing kinda nice.. u use the front motor more to equilibrate tire use... si u dont end up with a never change cracked front tire and 1000 km rear change ...
For motorcycles, It depends what country in you live in. In countries where they drive on the left (UK, Australia), the front brake is usually the right hand side, in countries where they drive on the right, the front brake is on the left. Maybe that's why the front brake is positioned on the right side?
I prefer the brakes the way they are coming from riding motorcycle most of my life it is good for me. So to me that is a plus. I can’t ride my heavy Harley’s so I had to give it up. So I get to enjoy the torque and still be able to ride at least and not be home bound being disabled
Thanks for Another Great Review JM, Hill climb was impressive for a bike in this price range and the 52T/14T high gear is def better than the 48T/14T on my old T42... Which has run just fine since you helped me buy it in 2022. Since GF dropped their in frame battery folders, I'm steering folks to the EUY NXB now. Other than PAS/Throttle limits, it's got 25mi on the 12.8 battery...
I like your reviews as always, I plan to buy my first ebike next month, based on your video reviews i finally got 2 choices between this bike or vitilan i7 pro 20ah, but I'm confused because they kinda almost similar for the price range, model & feature, except dual motor. Which one do you prefer? especially about battery life & safety, endurance and customer support. Thank you!
That bike would be nice to take in the vehicle and use to scout out some deer hunting spots. Can get out on some trails to look where you want to put up a tree stand or blind
its all about your budget and adaptability, the H9 has a 40ah/60ah battery and faster top speed, you can basically go anywhere but $600 more than the Hanevear. a 48v 40ah battery costs under $600 easily strapped to the rack of the Hanevear. the advantage of the H9 is the battery can easily slide out to make it lighter to pick up for transportation and charging. Imagine the H9 with an additional battery on the back cushion seat thing on the back- that would be 80-120ah of range! just swap it out for the charged one on the ride. As with any e-bike, watch a ton of videos on both bikes, that will tell you the reliability and capabilities and make your decision, check to see how the manufacturer responds to questions/warranty, as a non responsive vendor could make/break the experience.
I'm trying to decide between dual motor folding ebikes, this Hanevaer awd and the wallke and the meelod, the hills in my town are even steeper than in your video,You mentioned the Hanevaer being lighter than the others does that make it more fun to ride? I'm 5' 6" and 200# ,sixty eight yrs.and not planning to pedal much or should I forget about folding and put a bbshd on my old hybrid bike, in good shape (never used much).thoughts? Thanks
I live in San Francisco, at the top of one of the city's steep hills. On all my e-bikes I have to pedal in PAS 5 and I can easily get up Nob Hill at about 12 mph. My Hanevear, set on pedal assist 5 and dual motor I can throttle only at about 15 mph. (I weigh 190 lbs). There's not a lot of folding bikes that can power up the hills throttle-only. If you want something that powers up the hills, that folds, you want this dual motor, or some other dual motor. Otherwise get the moped style e-bike (Revv1, Meelod DK300 Max, Aerial Rider, etc.) P.S. I have four e-bikes. Of all of them, I like the Hanevear the most. You get a LOT OF BIKE for $1300 (hydraulic brakes, dual motors, BIG battery, well-built, functioning brake light, rear rack, metal fenders, 28 mph,
Impressive! I am looking for a dual suspension ebike. Would love the dual 750, but want to ride on National parks and they limit to 750. Not sure if they consider this 1500?/?
Is there a way to go into the settings on the bike and make it so when only using the throttle I don't have to constantly adjust the PAS level to change my max speed? Can't I just press the throttle and get to full speed? But also use the PAS without the throttle if needed? Thanks
One thing you neglected to inform us of is appx how far you went and how much battery it used .. I know it is kinda hard to figure out the mileage with all the test you are performing but you can estimate about how well the battery output is with dual motors.... Just sayin ' Thanx for the review !
Yeah, that was my very first thought . My Lectric 3.0 is 500 watts , single motor and i just get enough range . Now this one also has a small battery pack but is powering 2 750watt motors , the math would seem as it would go through the battery really fast ..
Cause I have a lectric, looks like they copied from lectric and changed the company logo. It's been done before, a lot of these Chinese Factories do it.
www.hanevear-bikes.com/?ref=Mcintosh Click here to see the current price of the Hanevear H100 dual motor ebike and to help support my reviews.
Use code XXK2HQQ5D86H to save $100.
Disclaimer…this is an affiliate and I will receive a small commission if you decide to use it. Thank you.
I've been watching your ebike videos from the start, which is when I got my Lectric XP. That is still the bike I'm using. Since my riding is almost all on flat terrain, that bike serves me well, but I can't help having new bike lust when I see this Hanevear flatten your hills! Great review.
Thank you! Glad your bike is serving you well.
One fix for the front basket problem is to buy a collapsible pannier for the right rear. Keeps it out of the way for storage and folding, provides room for a bag of groceries.
It's nice I would love to do my long term reviews on this bike. Hanevear I'm here and ready to review it.
Your reviews are always great! I purchased my Lectric Xpedition based upon your review last year, keep up the great eBike reviews Jeremiah!
Thank you! So how are you liking the Xpedition?
@@JeremiahMcintosh I really like the xpedition, great power and rides really nice, very happy with it!
Good review, have you seen the new Fucare Scorpio? Wish you could do a review on it too.
Maybe mount that light directly to fender or switch out that weak metal mount for something more beefy.
single motor use on that thing kinda nice.. u use the front motor more to equilibrate tire use... si u dont end up with a never change cracked front tire and 1000 km rear change ...
For motorcycles, It depends what country in you live in. In countries where they drive on the left (UK, Australia), the front brake is usually the right hand side, in countries where they drive on the right, the front brake is on the left. Maybe that's why the front brake is positioned on the right side?
I prefer the brakes the way they are coming from riding motorcycle most of my life it is good for me. So to me that is a plus. I can’t ride my heavy Harley’s so I had to give it up. So I get to enjoy the torque and still be able to ride at least and not be home bound being disabled
Me to I don't think I would like it reversed, gittin me one of these
Thanks for Another Great Review JM, Hill climb was impressive for a bike in this price range and the 52T/14T high gear is def better than the 48T/14T on my old T42... Which has run just fine since you helped me buy it in 2022. Since GF dropped their in frame battery folders, I'm steering folks to the EUY NXB now. Other than PAS/Throttle limits, it's got 25mi on the 12.8 battery...
Why do you like the NXB? I saw someone put a mid drive one
@@vincentlabruzzo5368 The EUY NXB is $649 right now. You can't touch a mid drive with all these features for double that price!
This would be a great bike for campers.
I like your reviews as always, I plan to buy my first ebike next month, based on your video reviews i finally got 2 choices between this bike or vitilan i7 pro 20ah, but I'm confused because they kinda almost similar for the price range, model & feature, except dual motor. Which one do you prefer? especially about battery life & safety, endurance and customer support. Thank you!
That bike would be nice to take in the vehicle and use to scout out some deer hunting spots. Can get out on some trails to look where you want to put up a tree stand or blind
Did saddle came with it? Or you bought it?
Do you know if there's a way to buy a saddle like that?
Tnx!
If you had a choice between the Hanevear and wallke H9 witch one would you purchase?
its all about your budget and adaptability, the H9 has a 40ah/60ah battery and faster top speed, you can basically go anywhere but $600 more than the Hanevear. a 48v 40ah battery costs under $600 easily strapped to the rack of the Hanevear. the advantage of the H9 is the battery can easily slide out to make it lighter to pick up for transportation and charging. Imagine the H9 with an additional battery on the back cushion seat thing on the back- that would be 80-120ah of range! just swap it out for the charged one on the ride. As with any e-bike, watch a ton of videos on both bikes, that will tell you the reliability and capabilities and make your decision, check to see how the manufacturer responds to questions/warranty, as a non responsive vendor could make/break the experience.
Great response. Thanks!
This review sold me on the bike! Will use your link.
Thank you.
Thank you ,that helps allot.
Excellent review, cool ebike
I think the Wallkee H9 AWD is a better value for an AWD e-bike. It has a 40 or 60 amp battery too.
thanks for the review, it help me make my decide what I want. BTW I use your code THANK YOU
Glad it was helpful for you and thank you for the support I greatly appreciate it!
Why they don't just move up the front basket up with some bracket by few centimeters to prevent bumping into light? :D
Jeremiah,do you still have the Ride1Up cafe cruiser...and if so is it still running ok ?
Sorry I’ve never had the Cafe cruiser.
I’m curious as to how tall you are. I’m 6,1 and have 32 “ inseam. Would I fit on it?
I'm trying to decide between dual motor folding ebikes, this Hanevaer awd and the wallke and the meelod, the hills in my town are even steeper than in your video,You mentioned the Hanevaer being lighter than the others does that make it more fun to ride? I'm 5' 6" and 200# ,sixty eight yrs.and not planning to pedal much or should I forget about folding and put a bbshd on my old hybrid bike, in good shape (never used much).thoughts? Thanks
I live in San Francisco, at the top of one of the city's steep hills. On all my e-bikes I have to pedal in PAS 5 and I can easily get up Nob Hill at about 12 mph.
My Hanevear, set on pedal assist 5 and dual motor I can throttle only at about 15 mph. (I weigh 190 lbs).
There's not a lot of folding bikes that can power up the hills throttle-only. If you want something that powers up the hills, that folds, you want this dual motor, or some other dual motor.
Otherwise get the moped style e-bike (Revv1, Meelod DK300 Max, Aerial Rider, etc.)
P.S. I have four e-bikes. Of all of them, I like the Hanevear the most. You get a LOT OF BIKE for $1300 (hydraulic brakes, dual motors, BIG battery, well-built, functioning brake light, rear rack, metal fenders, 28 mph,
Impressive! I am looking for a dual suspension ebike. Would love the dual 750, but want to ride on National parks and they limit to 750. Not sure if they consider this 1500?/?
Seems like a lot of bikes have the "Headlight rattle". What? They don't know how to make a decent thicker bracket?
Good job
Is there a way to go into the settings on the bike and make it so when only using the throttle I don't have to constantly adjust the PAS level to change my max speed? Can't I just press the throttle and get to full speed? But also use the PAS without the throttle if needed? Thanks
One thing you neglected to inform us of is appx how far you went and how much battery it used ..
I know it is kinda hard to figure out the mileage with all the test you are performing but you can estimate about how well the battery output is with dual motors.... Just sayin '
Thanx for the review !
Yeah, that was my very first thought . My Lectric 3.0 is 500 watts , single motor and i just get enough range . Now this one also has a small battery pack but is powering 2 750watt motors , the math would seem as it would go through the battery really fast ..
Residents must dread using some of those roads in winter when snow melts and freezes. Lol . Have to get snow tires or A 4x4.😂
Welcome to Pennsylvania.
Great video
i liked the taller handlebarz
You blew right over the brand of the motors. It matters.
When will companies start putting *solar panels* on e-bikes? 🤔🤷♂️
You are kidding right?
Could you take a piece of rubber or insulation on the bottom of the light?
Possibly. I’m going to try and mount it differently to see if that makes a difference.
That reversed brake should be outlawed! It may be actually. Would be easy enough to switch the brake lines.
did i miss something,did he ever go full speed at dual motors??
I Sure did. You must have missed it.
Do the keys have to stay attached under the bike?
Yes the key has to be in the bike.
Front brake is like a motorcycle
Brake
@@theripper121 thanks, fixed.
Dude, you need a better system to video yourself, you're going to get seriously hurt driving and holding the camera on that pole, seriously.
Yeah, you're right, I'm scared, Poor him
I felt the same way.
Must be same company as Lectric
No definitely not lol. Why would you think that?
Cause I have a lectric, looks like they copied from lectric and changed the company logo. It's been done before, a lot of these Chinese Factories do it.
16ah not going to get you far
I live in a hilly area and did a range test today with mostly throttle . Did well and Video will be up soon!