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Thank you, it was fun to do : )

It is replaceable, but I have not replaced mine as of yet. Almost 15k miles and it is still working fine. I ride mostly on the road, so I have not as of yet had a need to change it. What were you going to change it to?

Yes, I have had good luck with it. I am over 14k miles now : )

Yeah, they are weird animals. There is a big buck along side the road. They attacked at first, then left it alone for weeks. Now they are back at it again. I saw a dead vulture the other day, they left it alone. Probably because they know what it eats LOL

Thank you. These are mounted through the back, just have to find the stud first : )

Yeah, they make a crazy sound when the fly over. Kind of makes me think of the flying monkeys in the Wizard of Oz LOL

Thank you so much : )

I know zero is brutal. I try to ride the temp when it is cold. 18 miles when it is 18 degrees. 25 when 25, so I guess that means I stay home that day. ; )

I love it, now if I could figure out the amount that does not kill my top speed I will be happy : )

Thank you!

Nope, I charge everyday. I have kind of went wild since this video. I got a new bike and Over the summer I was riding twice a day. About 75 miles in the morning and 60 at night. I have calmed down now a little since it has turned colder LOL

Not really, it slows your cadence at top speed. For pedaling without power, you need a bigger sprocket in the back. These bikes are so heavy, no matter what you do it is hard without power.

Yeah, it can get brutal. The buzzards were crazy, especially the sound of their wings. I might have nightmares LOL

Yeah, that was a fun day. Thanks for watching. : )

Yes, I love my AWD. Not sure I could go back : )

@papablueshirt Since then I've bought an additional bike. This one has full suspension and I can turn off 2×2 for a more sporty feel on the street! More economy as well.

Yeah, all it takes is one flat to change your thinking on it. Just don't put too much flatout in, or else it really slows your bike. Ask me how I know ; )

@ did you use the whole bag?

I think it was 1/2 bag per fat tire if I remember right. I don't think they expect you to go 35 mph LOL Next time I will do less than 1/2 of that, if I ever wear out these tires again. ; )

@ I think I’m doing it wrong to than. I think in the instructions it says the tire size, and how much. Well at least for every hole you get in the tire you will let some out. lol.

I just went 2400 to 2500 miles and have to replace the plastic gears. First time opening it. Motor runs good still, but won't turn the wheel very well since all three are missing teeth. I dug most of them out and cut some off that were dangling. Still doesn't turn smooth.

Bummer, no way it should go bad that fast. I have 2 bikes with over 8k, one over 10k and two over 16k. Still going strong. So I guess it depends on the model. On one of my bikes I did change one gear after about 14k miles. It is a pretty easy fix, once you get it all apart. And figure out which gear you need : )

Yeah, I got caught in a downpour yesterday. It was cold when I started, but after the rain it was bone chilling ; )

I have the E-bycco EB-9, It is a fun bike but the seat is kind of hard for people to get used to. EB-7 looks a lot like the Philodo H8. I put almost 15k miles on it, it was [is ] a great bike. The Tifglop [what a name LOL] : Don't know anything about it, but I am not a fan of when they mount the controller box on the top bar. In my mind it is just asking to make me sing soprano, if you know what I mean. I think it would be hard to beat the deal on the Jumbo. The Jumbo is more expensive than the other models as it is dual battery. So basically it would be like you are getting an extra battery for free. You can never have too much battery. I run with 3 all the time with an option for 4 or 5 if wanted. As far as being dependable, the only time I ever had a problem was when I had a flat. I think I was around 10k miles. Other than that, it has been super dependable. I expect to have over 20k miles on my 1 year anniversary in March. I was planning on alternating between it and my H8, but I am so used to the Jumbo now it is hard to go back. If you have any other questions, I will be happy to try to answer them for you. I am still running the stock brake pads, so it has been a great bike.

Thank you so much!

4- 5 hours depending on how fast I ride.

You can unplug the front motor, I don't think there is any other way to turn it off.

Happened to my wife too. A stick turned up and put a hole as big as your finger. They say flatout can fix that too, but I have my doubts.

Glad it helped!

The important thing is to enjoy the ride! : )

I ride mostly in Ky, some in TN. Low 30's today. At 35 mph that makes for a cold ride : )

Peddling as fast as I could. : )

thank you for watching : )

Yeah, that was a fun day. Thanks for watching. : )

Yes, it has two controllers.

thank you. : ) It has two like the H8, they are both in-between the pedals, there is a little compartment there. I have over 15k miles on mine, still going strong : )

Yeah, that was a fun day. Not something you see in your front yard every day. Thanks for watching

I know some consider them a pest, but They really help with Aphids.

Glad it helped : )

Thanks so much!!

I had an Ecotric 500 watt 36v ebike. I was on my 4th battery and it was shot, so I could only go about 6 miles. I saw this one and my wife felt sorry for me and said go for it. That was over 30,000 miles ago. I rode this bike hard for a year and have about 15k miles on it. I upgraded in March to the Philodo Jumbo, it has dual batteries. I have over 15k miles on it now in 6 months. It has been a blast. Here is my 15k mile video I just did on my Jumbo: th-cam.com/video/23pTWqqGREE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=CFFobxk7NyDVN-Yy I had my eyes on the ecells monarch, but when I saw the price of the H8 I jumped on it. I have had great luck with the Philodo's : )

@papablueshirt sweet yeah just been debating about alot of models but looks sweet j like offloading some and awd is awesome on this