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If you'd like more info, highly recommend checking out their website, or giving their customer support phone number a call. Here's their website for easy access: ohwowcycles.com/

Charge time is typical 4-5 hours, and top speed without pedaling (so just using the throttle) is 26-28 MPH depending on weight.

Definitely. It does depend on what state you're in, but for most places 28MPH top speed, and 750W motor are all considered bicycles, and follow bicycle rules.

You can. I actually reviewed one of those awhile back - th-cam.com/video/GhG57muFgQ0/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared

I would say it's a bit more gradual. The Big Sur Sport is one of my favorite bikes. The Santa Monica has a higher top speed (unless you take it to a dealer to unlock) and that's one of the pros here. But I'm pretty biased on the Sport, because as of today, that's one of the only Ebike I'd actually buy and keep.

Can handle up to 500lbs pretty easily!

Thank you! Yeah we've sold over 300 of them at the shop and haven't had a single one come back with any issues, defects, or otherwise. I think they've got the right ingredients here to be considered one of the best Ebikes on the market.

Which model did you check out? Just ripped around on the new 1,000-watt version and was pretty impressed.

Glad you're digging it! It really is a nice bike. Not so many reviews as other bikes out there, but everyone I've talked to that owns it seems to love it quite a lot! Glad you're enjoying it.

Well if you're in Houston, you can stop by Power On Ebikes, we have both and you can test it back to back! If it were me, i'd go with the Sport, unless you NEED the folding capabilities. Fairly comparable, but with the ride feel and amazingly dialed torque sensor on the AIMA bikes, the Sport would probably take my money.

I'm not 100% sure, but I'll reach out to the company and see if they can!

I hear they do deliver it to Australia, but this version is 1,000 watts, so just want to double check your local regulations on Ebikes.

Hey there! I'm not 100% sure how to go about getting replacement parts. For this one, you have to get the lock picked, and then replace the cylinder and key separately.

Thanks a lot! I'm glad you liked it. Pretty sure the torque is 80nm. It definitely has some gitupngo in PAS 5!

It could be an issue with the controller. Did they really go out of business already??

You know I usually try to take them offroad, and have since taken the Sport off-road a few times, and it handles itself really well! Thanks for watching! I'l try and do more off-roading in the future!

Absolutely!

The range buster is basically a 2-in-1 battery. So, 10 miles for the regular batteries, and 20 for the range buster.

I heard that!

The tires are beefier, better, and both the same size, which I guess some people ran into when they went to go replace them, which makes sense. The short answer is, I think it's worth the $250. The mega foot pegs are dope, and $75 at that. I'd rather have the display that shows battery percentage, and has 3 ride modes as well, that'd be a good point on the upgrade front. Speed is the same, motor is the same, as far as I know, and yeah the beefier frame is pretty nice for those folks that want to get a little rough with it. And the bars are a good upgrade that improve the overall geometry. So, I THINK it's worth it for the extra $250.

@@Ennovation thanks. I love the quirky OG, OG2 seems better upgrade though bit heavier, hear XG is better though heavier and less quirky. Do you have a pick for just city zippin, no crazy stuff, i live in Boston..help pick plz. I lean on OG mainly as i have a 3 floor walk up to carry up.

@@AaronTang Well if you throw the XG in the mix, I have to say that one. After I did an initial review of the OG and XG, I kept the XG. Double the range, a slightly larger frame for the better ride feel, and it only weighs 7 pounds more than the OG? I'd take that if budget isn't an issue. Now, going with an OG2 at 24lbs and then throwing a RangeBuster on it (double battery in one) That might be right up there tied to the XG, but like I said, I'd go XG if it were me, and since I was in the situation of having to pick one, I gotta be honest about which one I kept :P

Sorry, brother! I'll get it squared away!

​@@Ennovation thank you:)

I don't think there's a dealer in VC, but they do deliver from what I'm told.

That's awesome! Sounds like you're really having a good time with it. and 60 miles on a charge is pretty phenomenal! The torque sensor they're using, and how it's programmed, seem to make it very efficient with battery usage.

500 is the nominal watts, so that would be the wattage your state is referring too. 850watts is peak wattage. So you should be good if the laws are 750watts

Oh Wow Cycles - $3,750 for the latest version

You're welcome! I appreciate you watching! The pedals DO clear the kickstand! They are pretty close, but have about 1.5" of clearance. So, unlike some of the other types of center-mounted kickstands, you can rotate the pedals without hitting the kickstand. I've got a ZOOZ UU1100, and one annoying thing is when I'm just moving it around in my garage and then the pedals lock up because they ran into the kickstand :P So, definitely a solid question here!

And my buddy who got this one after I filmed with it has had zero complaints as well :P And to be honest, I had to reach with some of these, in the sense that I didn't think they were big deals either, but if you're looking for potential improvements, trying to find some of those.

Why, thank you! I hope you guys have many fun rides in the future on these! What colors did you guys end up getting?

@@Ennovation One blue and one black!

That's awesome! The Blue is a really cool color, in my opinion. Where did you get them from? Always fun hearing what other bike shops carry the AIMA brand.

@@Ennovation Germntown Maryland at "Good Vibes"... a nice smallish bike shop. Possibly the closest AIMA dealer to us in Frederick MD

Thanks, Mark! Yeah those smaller 20" wheels are pretty easy to handle. If I had to pick one bike out of all the ones I've tested, it woul definitely be a 20"! Thanks for commenting!

Yeah I haven't noticed much either. Science says that they will perform better in optimal temperature, but I don't know if I've seen the effects myself. Though in Texas, we don't have a ton of 20° days :P

I've seen that! Hopefully they get them over here soon, so people can enjoy these machines.

sorry, we are working hard to make the perfect trike, new features added

Awesome! Glad to hear this.

I found some places, like E-Bike Junction, that had Mokwheel listed as brands they carried, but they all say "Sold Out", so I'm not sure if they used to, but they don't anymore, not sure about that.

Well, thank you for watching! I totally agree on your points there! If they came out with a trike that had all those features I'd get 2 :P

There’s a few locally, but most of them are not open to it yet. Definitely worth an ask around at your local courses to see if it will be allowed.

Hahaha that’s what I said! It’s in the TH-cam creator library as a free use song. I was like…I have to use it.

It really comes down to the axel length, and if they left enough to add a trailer. From what i remember, it seemed like an axel trailer might be an option, but it's been a little while since I've had hands on it, so I can't say for sure. Maybe someone who has one can shed some light?

Batteries these days cost $500 ;)

I hear ya. But in most places with this there’s no insurance, no license, no registration, no gas, etc. They would also have different use cases, I would imagine. But I hear ya! It’s definitely a decent chunk of coin.

The good news is, I think you're gonna be happy either way. If I had to buy just 1, I would go with the Sport for 2 main reasons. 1. 20" tires have a mechanical advantage and tend to be a little more torquey, which I like. 2. The 20" tires are just about as stable (because they're just as wide at 4") but they tend to feel a little more nimble. 3. And as a bonus, I'm a big fan of BMX-style handlebars. After that, they have all the same good things you'd want in a bike. I've got a customer in the shop right now, and he's deciding between the two as well. He's leaning towards the Sport as well. I hope that helps! Either way, would love to know which one you went with and what your thoughts were!

You know I'm not using them too much these days, but I totally see a HUGE advantage for EVs that don't have a screen staring back at you, like skateboards, onewheels, EUCs, etc. I think that could be really, really awesome.

haha thanks for the heads up! I think I would still pronounce it the same though :P

@@Ennovationmost others pronounce it Jay-cee-on but whatever makes you happy.

Potato, Tomato. Am I right? th-cam.com/video/EHQwQ_54gaU/w-d-xo.html

@@Ennovationnah more like tomato, tamale

Oh I like tamales

Dang! Sorry to hear that you're having issues with it. I gave this exact bike to my mom when I finished the review, and she's almost got 1,000 miles on it and rides it 3-4 times weekly, without any issues. So, possible you got a bad one there. I hope you can get it resolved quickly!

Not only haven't I got it working no one is willing to work on it because no one has a clue how to fix them. It's by far the worst bike I ever owned. The bike is not sturdy. Everything breaks within two months for me and I just ridden it. I think about 2530 miles and the customer service they will not pick up the phone. It's all about how you have to email on their website and if you look online, there's no way to find reviews on this bike. It's only on their website, which says a lot.

Honestly, I wasn’t 100% sure they were in business anymore. Cause how many years ago was this review?!? lol If they are going to be selling bikes, I would hope they could figure out the customer service side of things. I may have an old email I could reach out to. Let me see if I can find that, cause it was so long ago.

Good feedback! 1. Geared 2. Couldn't find it listed anywhere, so had to go off of experience to guesstimate. I'll try and get that nailed down before I do another review. 3. IP65 4. Good note!

1. I haven't heard any reviewer mention geared or not geared on any review. Look it up. 2. It's on the website and the torque number doesn't reveal how the torque is delivered which the gentleman shows in the video. 3. The ipx rating is on the website. Nobody knows your ability to use a hose but you and your close friends. Do you have hands? We can't tell. 4. The battery is a battery. It's a standard battery that looks like a battery. It's the same as every other bike that looks like this. Say thank you next time before you tell someone that you expect them to cover irrelevant or easily findable information. So Many Hamsters

@@PriusTurbo My hero ;) You make alot of good points here! Thanks for your input.

Yeah even at 3" might be cutting it a bit close. I usually see 4" bikes on the sand. But you could throw some handlebars like this on the Big Sur and you'd be in business. :P

hahaha that's exactly what my business partner said when he saw it. But guess what he uses to run to the gas station, or check the mail?? >.> lol The OG2 was a ton of fun! Have you ever ridden any of their models? They are a very unique riding experience.

@@Ennovation I just bought a seeker 26... it's a 24 inch frame with 26 inch wheels ... just fits my needs (I am not that tall hi hi)

Hard to beat that price ;) Is it really UL 2849 certified?? That's wild!

Oh yeah. These things are pretty unique, and a lot of fun to ride.