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I'm so jealous of anyone who lives in Keswick....would be amazing to just go down to Derwent water whenever you wanted. I'm very tempted by this bike, I just wish it was available in better colours. Not really a fan of the green, grey or UFO.

I wish they did the e20.8 in this colour!

The hire charges from Blike are pretty ridiculous. For the Estarli e20.8 you pay £100 to join, then you pay £99 a month and you can own the bike for good after THIRTY SIX monthly payments - total price £3664.

Love this!

I like how these look, sadly it seems like there's not a bike shop in Liverpool that sells them :(

Just ordered! Can it be stored vertically?

That area brings back memories! Looking at the Estarli brand as I have a large and cumbersome Cube and living in a confined space I do need a smaller machine. Your enthusiasm says it all and that's what I want to return to with my cycling. 👍

Hi the video skips from 'remove the saddle' to 'now you have the bag in this position'. Getting it to that position is the bit I am struggling with! What's the secret?

This place for controller is better for MID-type engine with place for controller above - i.e. in this empty place.

This bike was the first e-bike I tried out at the Shes Electric activation and since then I've bought my own bike and massively got into cycling! Thank you!!

Fun video! Hope sales go well!

Just got one of these, having some trouble with the front light. how do i even turn it on lol? great bike though

WEF agenda.

attempting to get this on cycle scheme now :)

Hi, what height and depth clearance do you have to fit the bike in ? Thanks Chris

Nice vid

I've got the 16.7 estarli, the rear light under the seat does yours stay on all the time or does it go off when bike is stationary ??

Hi, what size is the compartment that you store your bike in please, Chris

I am also curious how this bike secures the battery ? Looks like if I lock the bike anyone can just come and remove my battery ?

Is there any way to secure battery ? Anyone can simply unmount saddle and steal it if bike is left somewhere ?

You missed to show how does it wheel while folded

Thank you for sharing your experience. Loving the basket, and the lovely pink! I’m thinking of converting to an e-bike, got a nice ladies hybrid bike - it’s not electric. But this week I have had too many dramas getting too and from work in the London traffic! Might have to get back on a nice bike, an e-bike would suit my needs much better now.😊

Just discovered Estarli and I have to say I'm very impressed from what I have learnt so far. SO glad to see a British manufacturer producing high quality products - this is coming from a long term Brompton owner. Doing my research and will set about organising a test drive - have my eye on your eCargo bike in the cargo format - thank you for making this with a Gates Belt Drive!!!! - something I had asked Brompton to do for ages. Have contacted your CS with some battery related questions. Best of luck with the future and wish you continued success in the e-bike sphere :-)

Bill I love you hopefully see you soon mate 💙 ❤️ (lisas steve)

Wow, this video is amazing! Such a practical and innovative design.

Can i modify into tricycle, By paying for extra attachments?

V useful. I would have a 10m journey with 1000ft climb (into and out of Sheffield). Would this bike work for such a challenging commute?

Really interested in one of these after selling my Tern GSD during covid - is there anything that talks about the changes you can see in the version in this video and the majority of reviews on the channel and what is now being sold? Specifically, the battery location has moved and the mid drive motor has changed. Reviews mention a bafang motor and so many nM's but now you have a different motor producing 110nm's - the Ananda M100 Reading some of the reviews, its a bit weird to me to be looking at and reading about one bike and potentially buying a different specification bike. The last promo on your channel 13 days ago has a different battery location so presume its a previous specification?

Where did you get the cup holder attached to the front basket? I've been looking for something like that for my bike.

Ebikes are great physio if you are recovering from illness or injury. Some disabled people use them as mobility devices too. Bikes do have an initial upfront cost but cars cost more. We have schemes like Bike to work and other local schemes for those that don't fit Bike to work so there's help budgeting for a bike. I found that the cost of a budget ebike was less than my biannual public transport budget. My choice was pay for public transport or get a bike. I prefer a bike, ebike or not. It's my most efficient convenient transport.

love this soo much! fellow Bristolian and just got my first e-bike this week!

Nice video. We’ve had our Estarli for around 6 weeks now and love it. As a none-driving mum of 2 young children it has really changed my life. We had a rusty bakfiets type for a while but it was slow, cumbersome, and impossible to take up hills. I really appreciate the power assist and gearing, and I’ve yet to break a sweat riding it uphill. Much like this lady said, the ability to load it up is so useful that I can see us using it long after our children have outgrown it.

Reasons to get not an e-bike in 2024. Most accidents with e-bikes involves elderly people. So old chaps, don't buy. Losing weight is easier with a push bike. Losing weight is also easier by using the stairs instead of the elevator. To Mind your diet is also helpfull. For short, I am 79 years old, 1.80 metres, 72 KG, do walking at least one hour daily. Use the push bike in town and my 110 cc Honda Vision for outside and I love the stairs to the 2nd floor.

Still not in Germany?

Hi, great video. Could I ask the basket make? And also the rack connector you are using, please. I have a bike on order, and we have a little dog. Thanks again.

We are a little hit and miss but having just helped and elderly chap into an ambulance after fall on the hill outside our house its a big reminder. Massive amount of bloody, heavy concussion and out cold for a few minutes. Mostly could have been averted by a helment. I really do get the helmet comments.... Must try hard.

👊 'promo sm'

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What a great explanation of how the Estarli fits in with the campervan holidays. I wonder what kind of range is possible on mixed surface like canal towpaths and cycle track? The dog basket on the back made me smile - but what is the dog 's name? It was really useful to know how the bike fitted a petite rider as I'm 5'2" and being able to comfortably put my feet down and feel in control is really important. The Estarli Play is top of my list and with a range extender I would happily use it for touring about 60 km max per day. Thanks again for a super video.

I'll might pop in to try one when in Keswick next month. What is the lead time from ordering?

Made in England? So where is the motor made, and the battery, and the wheels....

That does look amazing John. I think you've convinced me to get an e-bike.

Is this the "one weird trick" that the "deep state" doesn't want you to know?? Buy an (e)bike, stop paying for insurance, vehicle excuse duty, petrol, parking, fines. Even more nefarious, you'll be happier AND healthier!

My solution to the Ulez would be to vote a certain mayor out. Stay safe on the road.

Ebikes are a fantastic mode of transport, I am 65 and the old joints are worse for wear but if it wasn't for my ebike I would hardly venture out, gave me a new lease of life.

I guess you couldnt afford helmets for yourself and your kids

Panniers, rain tent, side deck, tow along hitch? Nothing in video and nothing in pics on website. That's one of the selling points for Tern - the huge range of accessories. IMO it's a bit much to slag off Tern as if it's overpriced when this is a copy of the GSD, with some cheaper components. Equally, Gates CDX with Enviolo at £3k is a great proposition. If accessories come close then I'd seriously consider this (we'll soon need to swap box bike for long tail as kids getting big and hitting the rain canopy). Equivalent of storm box and clubhouse tent at a minimum is required to make this a competitor for happy passengers in all seasons. In any case...great to see a brand expanding while others fall. Competition always good for us consumers....(let's face it, the Trek and Cannondale attempts are terrible value for money).

Calling him unintelligent is a bit harsh. I do agree though, helmets are a must.

No cycle helmets hes not an intelligent parent.

I'm currently looking at getting a first all round workhorse e-bike. Probably a Cube Kathmandu which is currently top of my potentials list because I'm 2 metres tall and over 120kg so they have a 62cm frame and I can't find anything bigger. Plus 12 manual gears which should allow me to pedal fully without assist for as much as possible. I have a car (relatively cheap second hand) which I couldn't live without because I live in a rural area. In pure costs, it would take a long time to save the cost of it back in just fuel alone because its not practical (or safe) to ride to work. But I hope to be able to do more and go further than I already do with my current manual workhorse. And after health issues over the last two years, I'm not going to worry about feeling guilty about not trying to push myself physically beyond my safe limits. Although I must have a look at the Estarli website to see what's there now that my curiosity has been piqued.