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Hello Frank thanks for you comment, I got them from amazon or ebay 12 quid. Have a good Xmas 👍

Thanks Jonathan for your comment. If your using throttle all the time it will drain it super quick, if not then reach out to the seller, was it gleeride?

Hello Adam, thank you for your comment :) In the end I removed them and replaced the rear with a seatpost mudguard from another bike i had. However as the front fork frame has a strange triangle of sort shape and the recess underneath does not seem generic , I have found it difficult to find a decent front one, currently I have a set of carbon fibre ones from Amazon, held on by zip ties, not ideal, if you find a better solution please let me know. Remember to wear a helmet.

Thanks Ian for the comment, never seen that brand I will check it out man, and sound.

He won't get that that is USA only bike sadly.

​@BabyCowGoingmadinafield , yeah sadly for now , but we can dream and hope 🙏🏻

lo bud, thanks for your comment, great purchase did you get it from gleeride? No I haven't registered mine. As I class it as a bike and not a moped. But it is entirely your own choice, I can't see the point tbh, don't we give enough to our corrupt government?

Thanks for your comment - You will not regret buying this bike a lot of fun is to be had, remember to wear a helmet :)

Hello dude, Thanks for your comment, I get about 30 miles on throttle alone, be safe, remember to wear a helmet :)

Hello Alpha, thanks for your comment, a lot to digest :). So no i do not make the bike, I took a punt with Gleeride.co.uk (I am no way affiliated) and bought the bike, I wanted 26 inch wheels and as much bike as I could afford which was a grand UK. The bike is fitted with a 1000W motor which peaks at 1500W. I get about 30 miles on electric only which is decent for the price I think, however she is a heavy bugger so in the event of running out of battery (which I have found out just the once) it is a slow ride home. The build quality seems decent enough for the price, i would not be doing any stunts on it, maybe a kerb or two but that is about it. The suspension, on mine it had an issue where it did not work a cheap part to keep the cost down i assume. Anyways bought one for £115 from Amazon and it is what it should have been when purchased. Another thing is that when you look down from a seated position the gap on the right side was greater than the gap on the left on the bracket that attaches to the rear wheels (hard to explain) so i added some washers and all is good now. I hope that answers some questions, be safe , remember to wear a helmet. Ps my code is still available on gleeride AIF10 10% off again no afflifiation.

thanks for the comment, i have answered in the other comment, thanks again :)

Hello man, thanks for your comment, yh the "Energy Level" is the battery level, are you riding around on throttle only on PAS 5, if so it WILL batter your battery.

Hello mate, and thanks for the comment, hopefully this helps you out a bit - The main "P" settings I use to maximise distance. 06 - If you have 26 inch wheels then change to 28 inch this will then give you accurate speed on the display 08 - 40 this allows the overall top speed to be reduced, so this alone should improve distance I ride mainly PAS 2 using above settings that gives me 15 -16 MPH on a nice chilled cruise. For giggles 100% power and PAS 5.

Thanks Ian, what music are you into?

th-cam.com/video/lL0cANLGxD8/w-d-xo.html This is another channel that I have recently started for when the weather turns and I can't make any bike related content.

​@AlwaysIn1st , Hi bud, 80's and 90's heavy rock is my style 😎 , gawd I feel old 😄🤘🏻. Good luck with the other channel 👍🏻

@iandavis5189 thabk you very much matey

Amazing place, can’t believe I didn’t know about it

did we even have a summer to pass us by??? 🤣

Not that I recall

Certainly was Phil, thanks for the comment dude

@@AlwaysIn1st trying to get a comment going to get more exposure for the channel man 👍

Hola Ian, thanks for your feedback matey, I am always looking for new ways to film instead of the one static angle, but like you say there are not a lot of great rides around these parts and im trying to make previous rides be more entertaining to watch, but taken on board, thanks again bud :)

Hiiiii yaaaa

Hello to you too😂😂😂😂

Thank you very much, not something you see everyday

Thanks for your comment

lol "that's cold son!!" thanks for your comment :)

You certainly have too, so chilled :)

@@AlwaysIn1st Is Kimosabe one of your favorites?

It’s deffo up there, you?

31 to 35 depending on weight of rider

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I’m sure it would, if you had a flat enough straight, I do need to do a speed test to be fair.

@@AlwaysIn1st i appreciate it. i wanna get it. shop has one locally and swears it does 37MPH...i wish i can have someone verify that before i buy....

like i mentioned before it derpends on your weight and riding conditions, remember the numbers are all marketing voodoo, yes it can do 37 mph if you weigh less than a bag of sugar and are riding on a flat surface with no incline and headwind, the figures on websites are to be taken with a pinch of salt, (they are in a controlled enviroment) and not to be expected in the real world.

Thank you for your comment dude, the top speeds are solely based on weight of rider and conditions, to be fair I’m 13 ish stone and I have got to 33 mph with a heavy back pack as well, don’t forget the channel code AIF10 for 10% off at Gleeride.co.uk

Thank you for your comment, welcome

I'm glad your tripped Terry :) In a good way of course, not falling over lol :)

Thank you (Tak) for your very kind words Paw, I hope your enjoy it as much as I do, looking forward to hearing how you get on, please dont forget a helmet. Be safe.

I'm glad you liked it CBR

Thank you for your comment and sub, really appreciated, see you out there hopefully 🎉

thank you for your comment

you won't be disappointed pino, thanks for you comment 👍 remember to wear a helmet though 😉

Ah, Southend -on-Sea... Had many a great times there! Miss them days. Thanks for the vid !

Glad you enjoyed it, ah the big smoke :)

Hi there and thanks for your comment. If you buy a set of decent Allen keys then you can loosen the two rear bolts and this should give you the desired suspension, however I used the Allen keys that came with the bike and wrecked the bolt, I had to then use a dremil tool to make a slot for leverage, there is not a lot of info about this issue anywhere, and I still pretty much have no rear suspension, I also haven’t had the time to address this issue with Ridstar either , but I will this weekend, welcome to the channel

Hello bud, I don’t sorry, I can see it being about the same , h26 pro is 1000w with 1500w peak, the only thing with dual motor bikes is that they will definitely run the battery down quicker if that helps

Thank you for your comment. I get top speed of 32 mph on full power. I have not yet done a 0 to top speed test yet, however in 48v it really shifts, lower the voltage then slower to get to top speed. That is all relative to your weight tyre pressure etc, I’m 14 stone so that takes some acceleration away. The lack of reviews of the Ridstar H26 pro is the sole reason that I started this channel to give other an insight to how good these types of bike are. Thank you for subbing

You can get 10% off at Gleeride.co.uk with code AIF10

They ran out of rock,can you believe it!!!

@@AlwaysIn1st Yes! Not enough rocks... too much sand. Thanks for vid :)

Thanks for your comment, and welcome. Lowering the voltage should hopefully gain more distance, i have not tried fully yet, will be soon.

​@@AlwaysIn1stif you lower voltage the motor takes less power but is not as strong when needed... normal voltage but drive in a lower pas setting is better I think... i have my dual motor 26 inch since a few days and if i want a longer travel i switch off front motor and drive slowly...

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there where a lot of rabbits around to keep the derriere clean if the Eartha Kitt's arrived unexpectedly

Europark thank you for your comment On latest video I did 19 mph with peddle and electric for over 30 miles which is 48km, it was the first time I had the battery down to zero, and surprisingly it was not too hard to peddle without power, I’m not saying it’s easy as this bike weighs about 100lb but it is not impossible. Are you getting one? For the price it is something worth considering, don’t forget to use code AIF10 at gleerides checkout for 10% off

@@AlwaysIn1st so in the end you can say that in this combination you made approximately 90 km?? What is the top speed of the bike? Yeah, I considering buying it . Just found a review to this bike from you.. appreciate it very much your promotion code. That’s even better than they have €100 discount they currently offering.

@@i_love_europapark I would say 90km is a bit of a stretch especially at 19 mph, you can lower the voltage from standard 48v to either 36 or 24 this would lower the torque I’m sure, this will be my next test and should yield greater distance, also you can lower the power the 30mile 19mph run was at 100% power and 48v, I usually run at 40% and I have plenty of battery left for some fun with the throttle on the way home 😂

@@AlwaysIn1st how Long your Voucher code is valid? Did you have any technical issues so far?

@@i_love_europapark They didn't give a time frame for the voucher, any problems let me know. Rear suspension is over tight and I have removed the metal mudguards as they make too much noise. Apart from that it is great value for money.

Thanks man, not seen you about recently everything ok?

@@AlwaysIn1st sure 🙌🏻

Thank you for the heads up, such a cracking place to go.

thanks cbr, another noob error, such a shame it is a lovely place