ELECTRIC BIKES | Everything you need to know
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- We jump into the world of electric bikes, exploring the differences between electric and analogue bikes and answering why you should absolutely test ride one as soon as you can.
If you've ever asked questions like 'What is an ebike?', 'How fast can an ebike go?', and 'Do I still have to pedal?'. Then look no further for your answers.
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*I bought this for my friend. She is about 5’3”. The **Latest.Bike** is pretty big, tall and a bit heavy, but robust and performs well. Highly recommend*
A really concise and informative video that explained exactly what i wanted to know without baffling me with technicalities, thankyou
Don't forget folks, 250W if you want to be street legal, unlimited if you go offroad. Amazing fun.
A nicely presented, concise video.
E-bikes are brilliant for mobility impaired peeps who want to keep up with "The Boys"...
Brilliant review ,nice and clear to understand ,thank you
This was so informative, thank you 😊
Thanks for the information really helpful
Very interesting and very informative ...
nice video
Almost all mid drive pedelecs without throttles
are 250 watts . So the most important factor to consider is the NMs / torque output. This can be a huge difference . from 40 nm all the way up to about 120 on the TQ motor . The most popular motors are Bosch , Brose and shimano . these are all rated very similar ,at about 85 to 90 NMs .
I thought that if an eBike's power and speed exceed the specifications of the laws set up for them they merely automatically classify as a motorcycle and would then only require a license, permit and insurance to ride like a motorcycle does. Am i wrong?
Here in Kansas they do not have laws on electric bicycles. They dont care how many watts you have. only thing you must have is pedals
The default position of the U.K. government is to ban or severely restrict anything that is fun or associated with personal freedoms ☹️
I bought the e-moped instead (Vespa looking type) no registration in Canada at 500w (Disconnect the limiter) now its like a 750w.
They have lock steering with alarm ,weight 200 lbs and hard to steal so you do not have to lock it to a post ever single stop, plus it can carry a lot of stuff without a wearing backpack all the time.
And the wide soft seat does not try to impregnate you.
Mind does 50 km range on a charge and it goes as fast as a young person on a 10 speed petaling his guts out.
I did buy the optional $700 20ah LifepO4 battery 5 years ago . Im buying the 30ah next time then im good for 70km.
I love mine.
yeh but can I use power instead of pedalling on the flat ?
I'm getting an Alpine Explorer E-Trike, Is there anywhere I can get a hard canopy for it?
He forgot to mention how much more expensive they are compared to normal bikes.
Not if you replace it by a car :)
There’s always at least one...
That depends on the bike mate
I have a $2600 conventional Bike, E Bike likely be less.
On the e bike you are riding can you take the motor off ?
Is it legal to have a motor more than 250w for off road use but that has a limiter for when you're in the city?
How many gears do they have?
What's this got to do with super cars in London paul
Are they leagal in uk
I understand that this method only works in some frames. I had a carbon bike with the Aston Rider kit and I switched it to a bamboo bike in 10 minutes and I didn't have to cut any cables
I see Jane Douglas!
what about the throttle?
Ebikes in the UK don’t have throttles as far as I’m aware, none that I’ve seen at least while shopping around for my own!
So if you own a electric bike with peddles
And you don’t use the electric do u still need a licence to ride one
if you drive wile using your cell phone but you don't have any accidents could you still get a ticket? yes.
That doesn’t make sense love
@@albertfartstein it wasn't suppose to. That's the point.
@@williampennjr.4448 u didn’t answer the question
U as just going on bout cars and phone
Upon discovering that a brand new 125cc motorbike was cheaper than the majority of e-bikes, I just had to investigate… This is what I discovered. 1. Nearly all e-bikes and components are built cheaply in China. 2. Unscrupulous companies import these, stick a brand name on it, and then sell it to you at astronomical profit margins. 3. Very few of these brand names have any after-sales support, especially after a few years, when spares are almost impossible to attain. 4. E-bikes in inexperienced hands can be very dangerous, with injuries more akin to those from motorcycles than from push bikes. Conclusion, in the ‘world of wheels’ e-bikes seem to be the new gold rush, through ruthlessly exploiting middle class conscience.
having a 250w motor dosen't mean it stays at 250w it could pump out 500w on some bikes like it does with my ebike.
I bought the e-moped instead (Vespa looking type) no registration in Canada at 500w (Disconnect the limiter) now its like a 750w.
They have lock steering with alarm ,weight 200 lbs and hard to steal so you do not have to lock it to a post ever single stop, plus it can carry a lot of stuff without a wearing backpack all the time.
And the wide soft seat does not try to impregnate you.
Mind does 50 km range on a charge and it goes as fast as a young person on a 10 speed petaling his guts out.
I did buy the optional $700 20ah LifepO4 battery 5 years ago . Im buying the 30ah next time then im good for 70km.
I love mine.
I would buy an electric bike tomorrow if I could afford to lose it. Even rusty old bikes get stolen in my town so no way am I going to throw good money at a bike that will be gone in a week
Electric bikes in England, good advice is
Don't buy
Diy, it's better value due to restrictions
Hi,
This is Jessica from Hi-flying technology Itd, which is profressional OEM/ODM manufacturer E-scooter, and E-bicycles since 2012.
We have some China, EU, UK, USA warehouses.
We hope we can achieve mutual benefit and win-win results and look forward to cooperating with you.
Everything you need to know about E bikes ? not really, UK laws as usual are highly restricted, the only thing most people need to know is you are not allowed on a public highway on any e bike that can propel itself without peddling so like most affordable e bikes you see online with a twist/throttle that exceeds 6mph and is over 250 watts is illegal, its a joke 2022 you still can't own and use a E scooter or self-propelled E bike on the roads.
i notice most of the components and electronics are german engineered on modern day electric bikes,are we so dum in this country the uk we cant keep up with the germans.
Battery is fully charged but bike will not go
Very expensive, range is often a lot less than stated, reliability is often a problem and batteries ( like all rechargeable batteries ) gradually lose power so range drops even further. Batteries cost a fortune to replace if you can even find one. Should be looked on as a very expensive short term novelty toy.
i lost interest when he said 100 miles not realistic
woman at 1:05.
Customer service is disgusting
Yes, you could spend thousands of dollars on an eBike th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUiL0GnyDjP32RJdd660sP8mZk4CRLTCJ and get something much higher quality. However, if you're looking for a basic model to try out eBiking this is a great choice. The assembly is easy as far as bikes go (took about an hour for me to do, I'm not an expert). All tools needed are included. I added the plastic mud guards you see and a more comfortable seat. The other reviews are correct that you're probably going to want a better seat (Giddy Up! Bike Seat is what I got - super comfortable). The battery easily handles a 2-4 hour ride if you add some of your own pedal power. I haven't even gotten it up to top speed yet - it is very fast. Components are not top of the line, but decent for the price and work just fine. It works great on dirt roads and singletrack and pavement although too heavy to do tricks or any serious technical mountain biking. I'm looking forward to using it a lot over the summer. Tons of fun!