They are selling for $900. This is a great bike for first time ebikers. The regular mountain bike frame and tire size would be very familiar to new ebike riders.
Excellent, clear review. I like the fact that you give closeups of the brand name and mention the name. In fact, all the straight cuts to closeups of different parts are very useful. Your post-production is well-designed to give clear information to your audience.
This is one of the nicest e-bikes I’ve seen sleek looking. There would have to be some upgrades on the ebike which shouldn’t be for the price. The brakes, rear suspension, and the weight being far more than I would have imagined looking at it. You can’t do anything about the weight, so for me that is the ultimate no go for me. If only the bike weighed 35lbs. it would be a good deal. It would not be be great cause the price calls for hydraulic brakes, and a good rear suspension seat.
After watching this video, I purchased this and I am really enjoying it. Was wondering if you still ride it or if you were able to figure out how to remove the 22mph limit? Thank you again
Everything you describe sounds exactly like a torque sensor, not a cadence sensor. Very surprised you did not recognise that Matt. If you can increase speed with additional motor power when you pedal harder that sure sounds like a torque sensor.
Just bought a P7 for my wife. Its a nice bike but the torque sensor does lag, and I find that annoying. Compaired to my Aventon. Also the motor wants to override your cadence in certain gears, where my Aventon gently kicks in immediately when it senses when it feels increased pressure on the peddles and the motor assists your cadence. P7 lags and then the motor wants to immediately take over. Not loving the P7. Wish I would have pony'd up the $300 extra bucks and bought her an Aventon Solstice 2 like mine. Otherwise it is a decent bike for the money.
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Hey, has your hip boy gotten slow in hot weather?( if you have any ) because for the first 45 minutes of riding it was fine. But then it struggled to even push me to 10 mph. Oh and it was 93 degrees when I was outside riding it.
Interesting, I have only been able to ride it in mid 70s degrees here. I’d contact hiboy and ask. How many miles did you ride? The battery may have been getting low?
Hi, do you need to pedal to have the motor kick in? I'm thinking of getting one as I'm due to have my leg surgically rebroken which will mean I can't drive!
Do it come w a speedometer ? I'm want a ebike that I can have about 3 spare batteries that I can easily take the battery out and put another battery in and I can put a tannus tire on them so I don't ever get a flat I want a ebike that don't have fat tires because them fat tires won't fit on the bus rack.26" wheels can and 27" can but not fat tires I tried to put a fat tire on the bus rack. And may you give me the wheel size or rim size incase they make Tannus Tires for them ?
@@TailHappyTV OK what about can I put Tannus Tires on them so I never get a flat.I put Tannus Tires on my Ancheer Orange Sunshine ebike that has 26" wheels ?
Excellent, thorough review. Maybe you or someone else might be able to advise me... For the longest time, I've wanted to do a diy bike, but with this one at $900 at this moment, if I buy somewhat reliable comparable components, like Bafang or Ebikeling and a decent battery, even with a donor bike, the price seems to be within a couple of hundred bucks. I do plan on building my own batteries down the road, but the reality is that I'm not there yet, and I want to pull the trigger within the next week. Am I missing something? Maybe less expensive, but still reliable components or another ebike that is even a better value. This is actually going to be for my ex....she wants to join in on the fun. My children and grandchildren are all going to get escooters, but she thinks an ebike may be better for her. We will be riding along neighborhood roads, paved trails, and maybe some fairly tame gravel trails at most. Thanks!
They are selling for $900. This is a great bike for first time ebikers. The regular mountain bike frame and tire size would be very familiar to new ebike riders.
It's even great for advanced since you have endless upgrade options.
Excellent, clear review. I like the fact that you give closeups of the brand name and mention the name. In fact, all the straight cuts to closeups of different parts are very useful.
Your post-production is well-designed to give clear information to your audience.
This is one of the nicest e-bikes I’ve seen sleek looking. There would have to be some upgrades on the ebike which shouldn’t be for the price. The brakes, rear suspension, and the weight being far more than I would have imagined looking at it. You can’t do anything about the weight, so for me that is the ultimate no go for me. If only the bike weighed 35lbs. it would be a good deal. It would not be be great cause the price calls for hydraulic brakes, and a good rear suspension seat.
Theres nothing wrong with the weight considering it has an integrated battery.
Im surprised you didnt try the P6 yet
After watching this video, I purchased this and I am really enjoying it. Was wondering if you still ride it or if you were able to figure out how to remove the 22mph limit? Thank you again
Mine does 25mph out of the box throttle and PAS. Have you figured a solution with yours?
Excellent review! Thorough and interesting. Subscribed!
Everything you describe sounds exactly like a torque sensor, not a cadence sensor. Very surprised you did not recognise that Matt. If you can increase speed with additional motor power when you pedal harder that sure sounds like a torque sensor.
Just bought a P7 for my wife. Its a nice bike but the torque sensor does lag, and I find that annoying. Compaired to my Aventon. Also the motor wants to override your cadence in certain gears, where my Aventon gently kicks in immediately when it senses when it feels increased pressure on the peddles and the motor assists your cadence. P7 lags and then the motor wants to immediately take over. Not loving the P7. Wish I would have pony'd up the $300 extra bucks and bought her an Aventon Solstice 2 like mine. Otherwise it is a decent bike for the money.
Great review👍🏾
Thank ya sir
Just having preload is kinda premium in this price range, and higher for that matter.
Great review!
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A great transitional bike. Thanks!
Thx! Good review
Suggested top bike in this price range?
review hiboy p6 pls to compare
Excellent review!!
Thank you for leaving this comment, I try my best
those are the same breaks that are on the fat tier p6
Hey, has your hip boy gotten slow in hot weather?( if you have any ) because for the first 45 minutes of riding it was fine. But then it struggled to even push me to 10 mph. Oh and it was 93 degrees when I was outside riding it.
I dont know if I somehow messed it up or it just slows down whenever you bring it outside for a long time while it’s hot.
Interesting, I have only been able to ride it in mid 70s degrees here. I’d contact hiboy and ask. How many miles did you ride? The battery may have been getting low?
i would love so much to own this ebike but i can't afford it
Hi, do you need to pedal to have the motor kick in? I'm thinking of getting one as I'm due to have my leg surgically rebroken which will mean I can't drive!
There’s a throttle on this one, so you don’t need to pedal
Do it come w a speedometer ? I'm want a ebike that I can have about 3 spare batteries that I can easily take the battery out and put another battery in and I can put a tannus tire on them so I don't ever get a flat
I want a ebike that don't have fat tires because them fat tires won't fit on the bus rack.26" wheels can and 27" can but not fat tires I tried to put a fat tire on the bus rack.
And may you give me the wheel size or rim size incase they make Tannus Tires for them ?
They all have a speedometer and you can get spare batteries too
@@TailHappyTV OK what about can I put Tannus Tires on them so I never get a flat.I put Tannus Tires on my Ancheer Orange Sunshine ebike that has 26" wheels ?
Excellent, thorough review. Maybe you or someone else might be able to advise me...
For the longest time, I've wanted to do a diy bike, but with this one at $900 at this moment, if I buy somewhat reliable comparable components, like Bafang or Ebikeling and a decent battery, even with a donor bike, the price seems to be within a couple of hundred bucks. I do plan on building my own batteries down the road, but the reality is that I'm not there yet, and I want to pull the trigger within the next week. Am I missing something? Maybe less expensive, but still reliable components or another ebike that is even a better value. This is actually going to be for my ex....she wants to join in on the fun. My children and grandchildren are all going to get escooters, but she thinks an ebike may be better for her. We will be riding along neighborhood roads, paved trails, and maybe some fairly tame gravel trails at most. Thanks!
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@@TailHappyTV
Thanks for the heads up.
How fast does it go with peddle assist?
22 you may be able to modify it to go faster in the settings
@@TailHappyTV - have you figured out how to hack it.
Please let me know if there is a way to modify it lol
Did this e-bike come in pieces to install?
Yeah, typical build process. Hardest part is probably putting the headlight on 😆
When you have adjust your seat so high in relation to the handle bars our view sucks. lol
Good review but terrible ebike. It will become a 56-lb brick when the motor or the battery fails.
huh? Hate much?
Time shall tell, their S2 scooter seems to have good reviews and it’s been around for a while now
@@chezchezchezchez go ahead and buy this big store class Chinese ebike.
I have multiple ebikes, they work like a normal bike with no battery power and don't feel like extra weight pedaling them
@@georgiaguardian4696bro it’s literally 20lbs heavier then my trek hardtail it’s not that crazy