This is nice. I owned a 2017 rad mini and it was very rough riding because it had no shocks, and it was about the size of a dirt bike, it wasn't "mini". This seems to be the right size
Folders are tough to find for people our height! My favorite that I've ridden is the Heybike Tyson. I didn't do a full review on it yet but I did cover it briefly in this video for another channel th-cam.com/video/z3_bWIFRTpc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LXbH0Iwk-oNPfVMf&t=892
Thank you for your feedback. While our Blaupunkt electrical bicycle shares the magnesium alloy single die-cast frame with Onebot, the similarities end there. Blaupunkt eBikes are equipped with superior components, including our Blaupunkt rear-hub motor, hydraulic disc brakes, LG cells, and more, resulting in a higher ride performance and overall quality. Please note Onebot you mentioned are only available outside the USA, using our frame. We appreciate your understanding of the distinctions in our product's quality.
No, they are available in the us. I own one. Also the upgrades you mention aren't significant except hydraulic brakes but definitely that's not worth the price difference! @@blaupunktamericas7675
Another talking head... Really? Name the other magnesium frames... They started out at $700 under the Onebot brand... Same bike. Also called Ducati MG 20, Hikari, Energiz and 7 others. You can roll it folded ( It has a 3rd wheel under the crank) you don't need to lug the 44 lbs. Not even halfway... 👋 Yeah, I own 4 under different brand names. You really know nothing right?
I didn’t know about that voltage sag! At least, that’s what it’s called. Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the review, man! Keep it up.
This is nice. I owned a 2017 rad mini and it was very rough riding because it had no shocks, and it was about the size of a dirt bike, it wasn't "mini". This seems to be the right size
Thank for this. I'm also 6'3 and in the market for a folding bike.
Folders are tough to find for people our height! My favorite that I've ridden is the Heybike Tyson. I didn't do a full review on it yet but I did cover it briefly in this video for another channel th-cam.com/video/z3_bWIFRTpc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LXbH0Iwk-oNPfVMf&t=892
Is this the same Blaupunkt company that makes stereo equipment? 😊
Yes, same company! From my understanding they don't make stereo equipment anymore, they went bankrupt awhile back and are now under new management.
@Bobster986 That's exactly what I thought. I guess everyone is jumping on the PEV bandwagon lately. 👍
@@ElectronRiderTech You mean, Bankpunkt 🙂
Yes we are! and yes we are working to install Blaupunkt car stereo on our ebikes..
It would be a good bike in a dense urban area like NYC.
How do you turn on the light is there a button?
Hold down the + button for a few seconds
... Fiido X?
I saw that at (e) Revolution Expo, it was awesome! Only got to do a small test ride though.
Or you could buy essentially the same bike from onebot for less than half the cost>
I haven't seen their bikes before, crazy cheap for a magnesium frame! I'll try and get them to send me one for review 😁
Thank you for your feedback. While our Blaupunkt electrical bicycle shares the magnesium alloy single die-cast frame with Onebot, the similarities end there. Blaupunkt eBikes are equipped with superior components, including our Blaupunkt rear-hub motor, hydraulic disc brakes, LG cells, and more, resulting in a higher ride performance and overall quality. Please note Onebot you mentioned are only available outside the USA, using our frame. We appreciate your understanding of the distinctions in our product's quality.
No, they are available in the us. I own one. Also the upgrades you mention aren't significant except hydraulic brakes but definitely that's not worth the price difference!
@@blaupunktamericas7675
@@blaupunktamericas7675 I just unboxed the Henri and took for a test drive. The left pedal is making a noise when pedalling. Any thoughts on why?
Another talking head... Really?
Name the other magnesium frames... They started out at $700 under the Onebot brand... Same bike. Also called Ducati MG 20, Hikari, Energiz and 7 others. You can roll it folded ( It has a 3rd wheel under the crank) you don't need to lug the 44 lbs. Not even halfway... 👋
Yeah, I own 4 under different brand names. You really know nothing right?