@@fujio001 I currently own one, the rear hub motor is 350w. Doesn't feel that powerful, and doesn't handle steep hills well, but the fact that it's only 24lbs kinda makes up for it, And the fact that it is so customizable. Perfect bike for Toronto, NOT so great for San Fransisco lol. Probably one of my best purchases
Do you think it’s possible to remove the bottom bracket on this bike? I want to convert it to a mid drive with a rear rack for the battery and controller. I’ve tried removing the bottom bracket but it appears that it may have been lightly bonded in place. I think it will be an interesting DIY project. Thank you.
Great review, especially when you did EXACTLY what I'd have done (tried to install a larger chain ring OR a smaller cog in the back). Does the back have the smallest cog it can use?
I am not sure if it is the smallest but I thought front is faster and easier to replace. You can still get at least 1 inch bigger size and it will not affect or touch the frame but that shop did not have that part.
@@ElectricVehicleSpace if you put the smallest cog possible on the rear wheel it will increase the speed that you can pedal, and it costs less than a larger chain ring. I swapped the 14-36 freewheel on my non-electric folding bike for a 11-36, and that 11t cog makes a bigger difference than I'd have expected.
Yeah you should check out the micro electric bikes see what the wattage is on those as well as the voltage on the battery and batteries amp hours yes RIP that apart and put a bigger sprocket on it I'd like to see that I challenge you to do it! Then I might buy one ‼️🤣
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Micro electric bikes are legit. Here in Honolulu, Hawaii there are a ton of them and they serve people well in a city environment.
This is good to know. If you can record that and share with us will be great. PM me directly please
Yeah and the scooters…oh my god so many scooters on every corner and dedicated parking for them in many paid garages for $3 all day.
The design looks sexy, those super light e-bikes with 15-20MPH speeds is quick.
Have you reviewed the "jackrabbit"? seems like a better option. although I do appreciate the frame design of this bike.
I used to own one. It is a decent option but the hub motor is really weak. It struggle going up any hills and is has no pedals so you cannot assist.
@@fujio001 I currently own one, the rear hub motor is 350w. Doesn't feel that powerful, and doesn't handle steep hills well, but the fact that it's only 24lbs kinda makes up for it, And the fact that it is so customizable. Perfect bike for Toronto, NOT so great for San Fransisco lol. Probably one of my best purchases
Do you think it’s possible to remove the bottom bracket on this bike? I want to convert it to a mid drive with a rear rack for the battery and controller. I’ve tried removing the bottom bracket but it appears that it may have been lightly bonded in place. I think it will be an interesting DIY project. Thank you.
Great review, especially when you did EXACTLY what I'd have done (tried to install a larger chain ring OR a smaller cog in the back). Does the back have the smallest cog it can use?
I am not sure if it is the smallest but I thought front is faster and easier to replace. You can still get at least 1 inch bigger size and it will not affect or touch the frame but that shop did not have that part.
@@ElectricVehicleSpace if you put the smallest cog possible on the rear wheel it will increase the speed that you can pedal, and it costs less than a larger chain ring. I swapped the 14-36 freewheel on my non-electric folding bike for a 11-36, and that 11t cog makes a bigger difference than I'd have expected.
@@thetds101 yes I'm aware of that but you need more tools and it's more difficult to replace it.
Love your work,can you do another video on your Super 73RX build like top speed range that kind of thing
Yes I'm waiting for my 72v battery 🔋 hopefully it's delivered soon
I like the frame on this little bike.
Its neat and could be diy ed
I use to have the fiido D2 ebike it's very similar to that I would like yo see what uou can do to this bike in the future 😆👌
I have so many cool bike to review and more awesome products that unfortunately I will not have time for that.
Where do you store all your PEVS?
Why questions not related to the video?
@@ElectricVehicleSpace you have so many of them just curious as to where you put them
ur weight is259lbs?????But the max is 220lbs. How could u get 25 miles range plz?
May I purchase that?
Yes lino in the description if you are in NYC send an email
Yeah you should check out the micro electric bikes see what the wattage is on those as well as the voltage on the battery and batteries amp hours yes RIP that apart and put a bigger sprocket on it I'd like to see that I challenge you to do it! Then I might buy one ‼️🤣
It's not bad for city life. 🙂
Ite actually pretty cool ebike
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Can u do more reviews on this bike please and do a range test
All info in this video
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Elektrikli bisiklet değil sanırım
Im pakistan
May i purchase
look at the link in the description.
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