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@@fishonthebrain6471 sure thing, glad I was able to help out.

Yeah a regular bike carrier should work fine for that weight. As long as a you can find a good attachment point. I think most are regulated between 25 and 50lbs. It’s also not too expensive to get a hitch attached if you wanted to go that route. Plus you could use the hitch for carrier racks and other things. Here people will get them done at U-Haul centers when moving to a new home. If there is any way of sliding it into the camper, that could also prevent you from having to find ways to keep it locked up. E-bikes are stolen a lot in USA by bike thieves, not sure how bad it is in your country. So the more secure the bike the better.

@@gearadventures Yeah, spot on....I think the theft situation is no different here TBH. Inside the van would be better in the garage space under the fixed bed, and maybe pack the camping chairs & bbq etc up top on the roof rack :) Wouldn't relax sleeping with it locked on the back...

@@dennisd7451 some people don’t have any issues with them. So maybe you will get a good set. 🤞

@@michaelflowerree7744 yeah it completely changes the feel and comfort of the bike for sure. I have had mine for a little over a year now and it’s still In great shape just like it’s brand new. The owners are good people too and they really do strive to provide good customer service with a variety of designs.

@@mmeck7875 wallke e-bikes and Lectric e-bikes have some great Black Friday deals going on. Wallke is just an upgraded version of Lectric. Might check out their deals.

@@RefRMart10 The 1storm helmet I use is a size XL 59-60 CM - 23.2/23.6 Inch and fits me good.

@@portugalsud2924 not sure of my head size off hand. In another helmet I have this is the size I wear that fits 59-60 CM / 23.2-23.6 Inch

Thanks, when using the front and rear motor at the same time and climbing steeper hills there isn’t enough weight on the front of the bike to keep it from spinning. The grizzly is sort of famous for the front motor spin outs even on flat ground. Both motors 1000watt and peak at 1800 watts but for a steep hill climb using one motor isn’t enough power. Some e-bikes are now doing less watts in the front motor than rear to help prevent so much front wheel spin. Are you thinking about getting a dual motor e-bike?

@gearadventures No. As we don't have so many opportunities to ride off-road in the UK. So I'll be getting hold of a road legal bike which is capped at 250 watts power.....

@@RuffPlugger I must of missed the video showing it actually working properly. I am glad he has been working to try to get it fixed as I suggested to him in my comments when he was talking smack. If you read down in this video I am sure you will see the moment I suggested it to him and he listened. I knew that person wasn’t going to be me. I wasn’t getting stuck with a bike that is defective. Amyet has been saying it’s a lot of different things but no one has yet actually fixed it. I know they have sent some weak controllers to some people. Please post a link to the e-bike actually operating properly and what parts actually fixed it. Like how many amps is the controller .. ect. If there is a real fix that has actually worked I am all ears and would like to actually see it working. So far they have sent 15amp controllers I believe to replace the old ones and the bike loses tons of power. Controller amps time volts equals max watts. Another owner has been down this road. I guess slow_perv would know that if he didn’t get banned from the group from being ignorant to everyone trying to act like a messed up bike was okay.

@@eyeamchangegaming5412 Sorry, I actually got rid of them about a month ago. I would of just gave them to you.

@@murph5150 yeah I saw it the other day. It’s got a pretty big price tag on it for what you are getting.

@@ptd305 sorry to hear that happened to you. This is what I would expect from them. Just a shady business all the way around. Seems like the battery situation is a major issue with Aipas all the way around. The only positive reviews are because they delete the negative ones. They run the Facebook group page and delete comments on their advertising page too. I got banned from both.

@@deanpolomcak1737 did you unlock it? It probably ships as a class 2

@@ETERNATICK sorry to hear that. Yup, they remove any bad reviews.

Any time!

@@YoungTycoon11 yeah. The pulsation is ridiculous. Can only imagine that going up a hill on gravel or something.

@@Nift502 thanks

@@priznuruvchrist4549 I might have a little better clue about front motor torque then you think. 😂😂 th-cam.com/users/shortsWZ837xeZvRY?si=vmVTpjLykisyChJM. 52v 30amp controllers with dual motors that peak at 1800watts. If you ever do figure out how to fix the S6 motor shutter please post. I know everyone is scrambling right now trying to figure out a fix, including Amyet. I think Amyet should offer a free S8 to anyone who figures out how to fix the S6. I have been looking at the happyrun G100 pro. It actually looks pretty sweet. Thanks for the information on the other bikes. Good to know for sure.

@@gearadventures My comment about the torque was strictly in regards to the S6 since your front hub was not working. I didnt mean for my comment to be perceived as an attempt to discount any other experience you have had with other bikes. As far as Amyet I think I am moving on from them. My customer service experience with them leaves a lot to be desired. I actually called my bank and disputed the credit card charge and got my money back that way, and I told amazon, if they want the bike, they can come and get it. Im brand new to ebikes and so far I have 2 good ones and 1 bad one. (S6). Hoping that Romeo 2 is a good one. I will get that next week. Ill let you know if new forks improves the S6 ride, assuming nobody comes and picks this thing up.

@@JesseJimenez1101 yeah sounds like the S8 is the way to go for sure

Yo dude, do yk the max range of the AMYET S8? Like full throttle or js whatever max range u think from experience? Do help me out here tho fam

@@alper4856 thank you for the support.

@@ArchieHiggins-ig4dc right now I believe it’s on sale for around 3k. Hopefully they update to the version 4 soon

@@0WLeYe yeah I did notice the forks sticking on me some too. The S8 seems the way to go for sure out of the two. The S6 has tons of potential. They just need to stop sales on it and get it fixed and/ or start working on a version two of all their e-bikes with some of the upgrades you mentioned. They could still keep it below the cost of some of these other e-bikes with just a couple small upgrades.

@@sophisticatedignorance7541 It seems like most of these cheap over sea e-bikes just don’t have any kind of quality standards and it’s hit and miss on what you will get. It’s basically like e-bike Temu.

@@kirkslayden834 You are right it does help. I did try to find them on the BBB. They are not listed. Amyet and Suntib neither one exist with BBB. It took a while but did find them registered in Denver Colorado as a business but nothing comes up with BBB.

@@gearadventures so maybe people should only buy the bikes that are registered with the better Business bureau if you can find them I guess it was worth a try Take care be safe and God bless

@@kirkslayden834 yeah for sure. I honestly think if they do not have a business location in your country, you should either not buy it or purchase through a separate vender like Amazon or Walmart.

My grizzly at 1000 miles was sounding pretty dry. When I took it apart both motors were dry. I lubed them both up and they sounded so much better. I put a different set of tires on which also voided my warranty so I figured I’d go ahead and lube the motors while I was at it, but I was around a year of owning the bike anyways.

@@gearadventures oh really is it hard to take apart the wheel motors because I know nothing about them there should be a tutorial so people will know how to take these motors apart and lube them up to make them last longer I'm just saying Thank you so much for the info God bless

@@kirkslayden834 I got a video on it for the grizzly. Check it out. It’s a little bit of a job but it’s not to horrible. th-cam.com/video/rp5vQJMA_8c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8KChW1F9xaeLlOnt

If I had the money I would buy the Eride pro ss 2.0. Out of the box that bike is pretty amazing and been crushing the competition. I was browsing e-bikes on Amazon the other day and a dirt bike popped up. X-Pro 250cc. I started checking out reviews. It sounds like it’s got some cheap parts but overall the reviews were pretty decent. The price is ridiculous compared to pricing here. It’s a budget dirt bike for sure but heck for someone wanting a cheap option that knows how to work on dirt bikes. Could be a great bike.

@@gearadventures Ive looked at those Xpro bikes also & yeah there are several videos on them my favorite is Mikefestiva Mike is more average sized than me and Im also tempted to try the 150 as really its a light bike and might be a contender [im not so sure about the steel wheels, but a guy could change those out] but out of the box the pro series seem to be good. there are several videos on the xp250 and yeah it is looking good to me too. the only upgrade I see it needs is the nibbi carb, but hey its under $80 after shipping n tax from amazon [it runs fine with the factory carb, I just notice its smoother with the nibbi] Ive had dirt bikes and adventure bikes, even a street bike or few & they were fun & I like to fix them. but these days Im thinking of the possibilities of ebikes. a light one I can carry out or pedal if out of power, or (?) the emoto type look neat, Even tho I know a motor bike will outperform it. and if they have an issue (?) I cant pedal them out.

@@bellyacres7846 of course she'll be cheaper in the winter time because nobody's riding in the winter time except fools like me on my aerial Rider grizzly dual motor dual battery and thank God I've had no problems except for the noise and the front motor Take care be safe and God bless

@@timmur8566 Yeah for sure. Their customer service was horrible. I just don’t get why they keep selling the S6. They all have the same problem and are junk. I guess they just hope they sell to enough people who don’t know any better or are first time e-bike riders. Hopefully this video and these comments make people stay away from this e-bike.

​​​@@gearadventureswell I have to say is these bikes are made in China and basically everything is junk just bad quality and what I noticed with the gear changer they're all the same on a lot of bikes but my aerial Rider grizzly Cost a few bucks like 3,099 plus I bought some extra stuff Look at their cars they make they catch on fire 🔥 just poor quality

@@gearadventures you're so right but people need to make videos and let people know that the bike is junk and hopefully the company will change their ways of doing business

What parts are they sending u..my throttle was dead out the box there sending me a new one bout also told them plenty of times about the shaking there letting the factory know and then said we sending u the part to So 2 parts i don't know if the throttle is 2 parts or 1 is the throttle and the other is for the shake still waitin on delivery I have tracking already

I bought the s8 had only had one problem squeaky breaks brought sintered brake pads zero squeaks

@@timmur8566 Yeah for sure. They were brutal to deal with.

@@gearadventures I’m so sorry I had to threaten them a bunch of times

@@timmur8566 yeah same here. They made me fight them for every thing.

@@timmur8566 don't be sorry just let people know that they're selling garbage and more people make videos about their garbage so they don't get sold Take care God bless

@@Papinegri2442 I forgot about them. I will have to check them out. Thanks

Isn't the g100 like a 1000 dollars more?

@@whatisthis9495 $1,500

@@walterlaracy3003 sure thing, thanks for checking out the video!