STOP PAYING FOR GAS / Aniioki AQ177 Pro Max - 200 Mile Ebike
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This video will cover the features and performance of this Ultra Long Range Ebike known as the Aniioki AQ177 Pro Max. With over 200 miles of range, an impressive light system & powerful motor, this will certainly get you where you need to go and have plenty of battery to keep going.
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How much is it? Do you take money orders?
@@RobertLaswell-mz5rpclick the links in the description to purchase.
You will still be paying and the bike still runs at least 70 percent on fossil fuel
Wow, that is quite the bike! Lots of cool features, seems really solid, and it sure performs well. Awesome review JP and it will be cool to see your long-range distance video of it. Thank you!
That is a amazing value electric bike that offers you a watt hour for less than a dollar, less than 60¢ per watt hour. More bike companies should follow Aniioki route. 2,880Wh yet under 2 grand is amazing though Aniioki must be cutting corners somewhere for it to be that way. Denago Folding 1 with a 672Wh battery should cost $469 NOT $1,499. DYU FF500 should cost $495 not $1,099 let alone $1,899. Oraimo Monster with a 468Wh battery should cost $319 not $599.
or the companies just raising it
They are definitely cutting corners like with some very cheap components…
I own this bike. I have 185mi on it in 30 days. The display sucks. Battery life is about 75miles throttle only at 30mph. I'm 200 lbs. I live in a flat ground area. Headlight kept coming loose but I fixed it. All in all, it's been a great value.
@@warrenkral6562 that’s great! And being able to consistently stay at 30 mph for that long is amazing!
@warrenkral6562 is that average speed? How far have you gone in PAS mode?
At 68 years young, I've never paid for gas except to mow lawns when I was a teenager. Been a bicyclist all my life, never owned or learned to drive any motor vehicles.
Must be in good shape
You're my hero
You must have plenty of money saved up
You must have been a fun date
Me too!!! ;^)
Thanks for your awesome review! 🥰 Glad to see you enjoyed this ride!☺
I actually purchased the Cycrown bike from your vid a few weeks ago. You convinced me to buy it as a good entry level ebike. I can't wait to zoom around rail trails on it. This one does look too beefy to fit in my little Toyota.
Hope you enjoy your new purchase
Nice video, can't WAIT till you do full range test. I own one of these and have 300 miles on it. I ride in San Diego County cities where roads are littered with debris. So after 100 miles and 3 flats I determined the FIRST thing to do is replace tires when you buy this bike $100+. You will notice the rear brake has to be partially removed in order to get tire off as well as the chain, so not nice for tire repair on the road. In 50 miles I heard motor sounding off, removed the motor (far simpler than tire, but you have to get tire off first...so) and found the tiniest amount of grease on gears, easy fix. However the low grease and hills had heated up the motor and now I'm certain a few of the magnets in motor are loose. Which means I no longer hit 30mph unless going downhill. Also pedaling is useless above 15mph, so lvl 2 to pedal and that is 12mph. I don't know if JPVvideo got a different bike, but mine is full power 26amp all the time with speed as limiter. So lvl 1 8mph, twist throttle and you jump forward to that speed. Cruise control is quite random, sometimes it engages immediately, other times up to a minute of trying. fun. Front shocks worthless, bottom out on slightest bump. It does have a very nice ride though after tire change. But distance is BS! 50-60 lvl3 as that is best for non-pedal distance. Lvl3 is 19mph 13amp, lvl2 12mph 9amp(less if you pedal) Lvl 4-5 25-max 25amp. If you really want to go the extra distance be prepared for a VERY long ride as it will be at slow speed. Headlight has no adjustment and light is fairly high, I bent the metal a bit to light up road more. I can not recommend this bike.
Thanks for the honest review. I've seen a lot of comments that the Aniioki motors aren't reliable.
thank you
I have this bike and I paid for it. I did not get it for free to give it a positive review. You are not going to get 100 miles throttle only unless you completely drain the battery. You can get 70 miles without risking damage to the battery. This bike is 112lb and no one is going to pedal this beast. No one even buys a bike like this if they are going to pedal it that includes pedal assist. All of these e-bike manufactures have false range claims and thankfully EVERYONE knows this. If you can get this bike really cheap and you are willing to have to rep[lace the motor (Aniioki will send you a new motor) and realize that you WILL NOT get 200 miles or 100 miles range then this bike is for you. Now that I have made it this far with this bike I like having the ability to go 70 miles if I want to. I also have the Wallke H6 (They now have a step through model of the H6) and it is made very well but it is built for people that are 6'4" and taller.
Running lithium ion down to zero doesn’t damage them.
In my experience, the range is closer to 90 miles, with mixed pedaling and throttling at around 20-25 mph. But that's still better than any other bike I've seen or tried. One con for me is that the headlight seems to be fixed a little too high for my liking and doesnt appear adjustable. So i have to use an external light to see the ground in front of me at night.
Thanks for your feedback
What PAS level do you use? Is that 20mph average speed?
@@michaelbeltzer469 I run mine at PAS 1-9, usually around 6 (20 mph)
you can adjust the light
@@dethray1000He said it doesn't adjust.
What a good looking bike ...with some awesome features . Riding with no hands .?..yikes !! made this old granny nervous LOL...Another great product review ..well done !👍💙
It's easier than it looks 😊
Because of U Sir, NOT only did U educate, but U also inspired. @62, my knees are now shot, but I'm so getting me an E-Bike.
So far, this is the best Ebike that I have seen. Looking into it. Pros outweigh the Cons
I'm pretty happy with it and I'm looking forward to the long distance ride.
Youll only get 60 miles if youre lucky..
Looks sturdy and well made, cool E-Bike!👍
I just ordered one two weeks ago, the motor broke after a week but the company replaced it immediately, took about a week to get here at no cost, Also the wheel base is at 24 inches instead of 20 which is how it comes in factory settings so the Top speed isn’t quite true, until that’s adjusted it lies by 4-5 mph, but I think It still can go faster than 30mph if you tinker with the settings.
Thanks for this demo. I own an e-bike now, but it will only go about 40-50 miles with peddle assist. I think there is a large customer base that wants an e-bike so they can just throttle it the whole time, like a motorcycle. This type of bike fits the bill, and I think this will become more the standard as technology advances.
I did a distance test on throttle only. Watch to see how this one performed. It will be out in a few days.
I just ordered my ebike. It's a 1500w ridstar.
I can't find reviews so hopefully I can put one out and work doesn't get in the way.
I'll be using it to commute to and from work. 16 miles, 32 miles total.
I'm supposed to get about 50 miles and up to 75 with PAS with speeds up to 37mph , but we'll see on that.
The charge time I think is 8 hours
Very cool e bike great review thanks Jay
Love that bike. One day maybe our channel will do well enough to be able to afford one for Chris and I. Thanks for doing the video and look forward to seeing the 2nd one on the distance with this bike 💙🤗
You can shop around. A friend of mine bought one for him and his gf as a combo package and saved over 400 bucks off the total price.
now this is sick!! Extended range and badass look! Wow!
Are there front turn signal lights integrated into the headlight? Another reviewer said there were, but they were inoperable. Is the battery and charger UL listed? Can you confidently say the battery and charger from Guangzhou China are of good quality and safe? If this battery spontaneously bursts into flame, it will burn like a rocket engine. Thanks!
Looks a nice bike, 200 miles on a single charge is very good, one charge would last many days, the security feature is good as well with the nfc card, nice review jp
I agree. It would be nice seeing more bikes with longer range and the key card.
Yes with pedal assist level 1(about 7-8mph) one supplies about 80% pedaling effort and about 20% electric hub motor assist; now if one further limits the upper speed threshold limit to 8mph(+8mph the electric hub motor cuts out automatically) and if one further also limits the maximum current electric hub motor current draw to only 8amps maximum(+8A supplied to the electric hub motor-the electric hub motor cuts out automatically; then one can even potentially possible even hit probably 300 miles total EV maximum range; if that is actually true then that would be quite literally amazing indeed and a must "no brainer" must by EV bike as their will quite literally be no more EV bike range anxiety any more; for only $1,700
If you put that much limitation to the motor I would think it would be difficult to pedal this bike.. they are very heavy bikes from what I can tell. You get out on the road and try to accelerate and add headwinds, cross winds, any type of uphill, And it’ll make pedaling a very laborious process.. in that case a regular 20-25 pound bike is preferred. I kinda feel if you buy an electric bike.. use the electric feature. You’re paying a lot for that feature
Thank you. I've been looking for something like this in my price range. If they can maintain reliability over the life of this e-bike they will be a hit. This looks like a game changer for many people.
Finally, an Ebike built for big and oversized people, I like the idea of the heavy frame and I would like to know if the battery actually will do as the manufacturer says and can go two hundred miles on one charge
With a battery that size, I think it will go the distance. I'll be doing that longer distance ride once it cools off.
If your going to be doing the long range test with the Anii, it would be helpful if you did the full throttle max speed (no pedal assist) until the battery shows 50% down,
(we could than judge based on your weight and the road conditions, what it's maximum range distance would have been at 100% depleted battery, by just doubling your odometer result)
I've seen a few TH-cam reviews now, where riders/owners are attempting to give us this info, but it's still very much guesswork, but I think only the following is realistic until your
video review shows otherwise:
Road Condition: (smooth city paved road)
Rider Weight : (175 lbs)
Max Speed: (If going only 25 MPH) (flat terrain only)
Max Range Distance (75 miles is the expected minimum I would guess someone could see, and I'de be very surprised if it broke over 90 miles)
Battery Chargel Level: (100%)
Weather Conditions: ( 1 to 5 miles per hour in negative wind influence)(Ideally any test for it to be consistent would a wind gust of zero, but, oh well)
Nice review video, keeping up the good work🔥🔥👍
I was debating between this and the AR and I got the AR when it was on sale and I wish I had gotten this. The range on full throttle drains the battery really fast (about 1.2x ah) and I love how Aniioki has cruise control and the speed is limited by the PAS level so you can drive slower speeds if you want without having to regulate the throttle.
The AR does come with original parts, is VERY fast (2000w peak output and has more off road ability which doesn’t matter to me)
Get this bike. If anyone wants to trade with a brand new AR, let me know.
I'm considering an Arial Rider X class. Could you advise on how many miles throttle only? Ty
@simms196 about 23 miles. I weight 240 lbs
That’s a awesome bike. I have the Aostirmotor S18 750w I really enjoy it I have gotten a hundred miles on mine just on the eco mode pedal assist and still had 3 bars left. Great video 👍😎🤘
Awesome
I own this bike. I have 185mi on it in 30 days. The display sucks. Battery life is about 75miles throttle only at 30mph. I'm 200 lbs. I live in a flat ground area. Headlight kept coming loose but I fixed it, however the light is brighter than any motorcycle i have owned. Brakes kinda of suck but work ok. All in all, it's been a great value. I would buy it again.
I love these vids doing product reviews its a shame, that most are not avail in Australia
These are illegal in the UK because they go double the country's speed limit.
@@kurtismckemmie4850 ditto we have some but they are limited in speed etc
Interesting option with an affordable price, especially for the features it offers. I wonder how reliable it is. Thanks for the video!
Looking forward to the distance video!
Okay! Now that's awesomely outstanding. So, I get one of these will it be legal for around city streets like Scranton?
You can ride it anywhere bicycles are allowed and on streets you stick to the side of the road and obey traffic laws. Of course it's best to check the local and state laws to get all the correct info.
Thank you! I pretty much figured being still under 30 mph. But just wanted your opinion. Yes! Awesome bike! 👍
Fascinating content, my friend! A great vlog!
Think you need to go into your settings and see what you have your tire size set at. Very nice video!!!
It would be nice if the manufacturers would start installing a built-in GPS tracking device, that powers up from e-bike battery and the GPS would hold a charge even if the e-bike battery was removed..
Two things: Should you lubricate the wheel bearings after so many rides, and are their puncture proof liners that can be fitted inside the tires?
You haven't reviewed the oldest ebike manufactiurer in the US. Opti bike the r22 Everest edition has dual batteries built into one case with a 300 miles range and a 190 nm of torque mid drive motor, climbs any mountain all the way to the top. Oh it also has a 14 speed rholhoff manual transmission. And the dropper seat post so you can adjust the seat while riding. How did you miss this American made ebike?
18,000 dollars. Wow
Thank you for the review JPVideos 👍
No problem 👍
With a battery this size, it can passively/actively power some super loud alarm, or even tiny security camera no? Just throwing ideas for the next version.
So you can access 2 different menus by holding down + - at the same time which should allow torque limit and speed limit settings
I think what would make it better if it had a built in charger as your pedaling the bike. That would increase the charge on it to make the battery last a lot longer Jay.
That would greatly increase the price, but I'm sure it will be offered in the future.
If it takes 7 to 8 hours to charge the bike as it is plugged into an electrical outlet, how long do you think it would take to charge the bike as you pedal with some kind of generator?
There are bikes with regenerative braking, but I have yet to see a video showing how much more range one gets from using that kind of system.
I have 2 bikes with 2 batteries, and that is what I would want to see. A bike with 2 30-amp hour batteries. That would cut the charging time to 3 to 4 hours, and you would have the safety of a working battery if one failed.
You would also be able to distribute the weight of the batteries equally to the front and rear, like my Ariel Rider Grizzly.
Also, I would like to see mag wheels. I have mags on my Juiced HyperScorpion.
On my Grizzly, I have had to replace broken spokes 3 times so far.
Trust me any extra weight or cost of the mag wheels is totally worth it.
However, the Aniioki bikes with 60 amp hour batteries are a game changer.
At this price point, I would argue that you may regret getting the typical e-bike with 15-to-20-amp hour battery.
@@Maber01 Everyone is entitled to their opinion on this. I was thinking it could be invented and made since the technology is out there to do it. Its like Jay said it could be offered in the future and it will most definitely increase the cost on it.
@@alanstant9356 regenerative braking would probably not make any sense on a bike. you'll probably expend a lot more energy trying to move the vehicle than to actually get any energy back from the system. with our current technology regen braking won't make sense. you're better off putting a solar panel on the bike.
@@Metalshark100 And again, everyone is entitled to their opinion. With todays technology it could be done with increasing sales on it. i was saying that it could be done not has to be done. its only man idea not no more than that.
It's an electric moped! Looks like it'd be a fun ride.
Straightforward video looks like a good product
you guys really need to do a review with zero pedalling.
That's my plan
You say that one of the cons is the weight, sorry if I missed it but what is the weight? Does it weigh over 149 lbs, which is what some other e-bikes weigh. When you said before you were all geared up and ready to ride at the start of your ride, I thought maybe you put on gloves and a helmet, but you put on no safety gear. I would think that a helmet would be the first thing you put on.
112lbs
Wow! Really solid with plenty of safety features and great range. But yeah, the sheer weight of it would be too much for me, unless it's a 2nd vehicle to do short trips around town to save on gas, as you pointed out. Great review, though! Thanks for sharing!😊💙
$800 battery replacement? Assuming 2,500 discharges x 100 miles all motor = 250K miles ridden. 2,500 charges x 2,880wh (2.9kwh) x $.14 per kWh = $1,015 x 1.15 to allow for 15% loss = $1,167. So cost for electricity to travel 250K miles = $800 + $1,167 or $1,967. Cost for gas at $3.75 national avg. x 30mpg hwy = 8,333 gallons x $3.75 = $31,250. You’d also have 50 oil changes at $50 per so add another $2,500. Figure both vehicles will need brakes and tires so didn’t include. So $1,967 vs. $33,750.
You'd likely have to replace every other component on the bike, including the frame, long before you hit 250k miles. High quality bike components don't even last 100k miles.
@@Lykoloo Same for a car no doubt
The carrier should flip upright..so if someone wanna ride with serves as lenning pad for passenger like if wanna take your kid or your partner and also must have for rest that flip if not in used..thanks..for the review..Love it..❤
Good suggestion
I hope it can be put together ❤️ buy a shop easily
It comes 80% assembled
You may not be paying for gasoline, but your paying for fuel.
Regardless, it’s a cool looking bike for sure. Id ride it daily to run errands and short rides to check on my parents (my main vehicle is an F150). Really good video
Thanks for watching
Electricity is dirt cheap, gas is vary expensive. Big difference
You are going to get a speeding ticket if you are not careful...lol
lol yeah wel he is breaking pretty much every PA e bike law. i could be wrong but a little googling states no greater then 100lbs top speed 20mph and 750watts max motor.
Nice bike . I have 3 pedal assist e bikes trek and socialize and there good and the only problem is they go tru breake pads and rotors quickly if you ride a lot because of the weight . I Wich the put heavy break's on them . Especially in up and down hilly towns . I wonder how strong and durable the brakes on this are ?
I really like this bike but I have a question. How long does it take to recharge the battery after a days ride? I have an e-trike which I ride 3 to 5 days a week. And after a ride of an hour or less it takes up to 5 hours for the battery to recharge. Now I understand that this may be due to an older battery having to balance its cells as it charges, but still, 5 hours of no standby transportation if there is an emergency. I am quite old and have had a few experiences when I needed to get into my car and drive myself to the hospital. Much faster than waiting for an ambulance. Anyway, my big objection is any claim that am E Bike or an E Car can replace my old reliable, and old fashioned, gas hog is just ludicrous. It doesn’t have to be plugged in to an unreliable grid all night to transport me the next day. And I have 10 extra gallons of gas sitting, ready to use, try that with an E Anything. I’ll rely on my gas hog.
I would never insist that someone replace their car with this. This is in addition to your car, but to answer your question... if drained down low, it will take 6-8hrs to charge. If less than half drained it will take 2-3hrs to charge. But keep in mind, this won't need to be charged often.
@@JPVideos81you know they are going gasless ⛽ and cashless society obsolete global transformation right
Awesome bike thanks for the video
Perhaps I missed it, but is the frame made of steel or aluminum? I couldn't find the info on the site either. Judging from the weight I would think steel, although that could also be mostly from the large battery. But from not appearing on the specifications I would think steel since some tend to think that's a bad thing. I prefer steel framed ebikes myself, but they are a rare compared to the aluminum ones.
Love sound and speed it gives.👍
I have it set to where I want to ride 100 miles a week, but I have an extended range battery, so how will I know if the range exceeds its limit if it's set from ( 50km - 90km ) on a extended range battery as to using a standard battery which goes at only ( 50km ). What would I have to do to reach the 90km limit on the extended range battery ?
So what's the final price for this bike I'm interested in one and if there's a website that I can see it
Links are in pinned comment and description
Thank you for the review!
Please wear a helmet though, it's not a good example for new riders.
Filming-wise: I was distracted by trash laying behind you in the grass. Maybe pick a better spot or clean the area before filming.
Otherwise, great video and filming techniques.
Thanks for your feedback
Great review! Just a thought. How much does the battery weigh?? When loading in and out the house or on a rack, would it make sense to remove the battery and then move the bike? I know it is extra work but would definitely make lifting the bike a lot easier. I have always been a fan of removable batteries in my bikes and my mobile phones!! I do agree that it has some nice features and would serve well as an auto replacement on many trips around town or on the trail. Thanks!
Great idea!!
I think he said batt weight was 30 pounds..
The battery is between 1/4th and 1/3rd the entire weight of the bike, so your idea would remove considerable weight...
All and all your idea is great for people with removable batteries...
Heck, most people probably remove the batt for charging right after they carry it up the steps anyway!!!
Also, i never once heard anyone mention battery removal to, "lighten the load," before now.
I wish I had thought of it!! Lol.
It would be nice to actually do a test of a full day to see it reach close to 200 miles like it claims 💯💯💯👍 every review I read says they only get like 90 with pedal assist 😢😢
Probably depends on the rider. The 200 is probably an exaggeration. The weight of rider+cargo would be a big factor, as well as how much they pedal. Also assuming no max speed, not too much stop and go and few steep hills. I think most ranges are exaggerated.
I have this bike. It can't get 200 miles unless you plan on pedaling 100 miles and nobody buys a bike like this if they plan on pedaling. This bike comes stock with a faulty motor. My motor went bad after 49 miles. Many others had the same thing happen with the motor (research it). Aniioki did send a new motor without much trouble. So far the new motor works (fingers crossed). I like this bike despite the bad motor and a few other things that are typically wrong with these chinesium e bikes. My friend also bought this bike at the same time I did and he has had the same issues. I am 168lb and I can get 70 to 75 miles without draining the battery to low (minimal hills). If you buy this bike be damn sure to check the rear brake before you ride it. Having only 1/3 of the brake pad contacting the rotor is really dangerous. My friends bike was exactly the same on the rear brake.
Correct. 200 miles is with pedal assist. 100 is throttle only.
@@JPVideos81 I have this bike and I paid for it. I did not get it for free to give it a positive review. You are not going to get 100 miles throttle only unless you completely drain the battery. You can get 70 miles without risking damage to the battery. This bike is 112lb and no one is going to pedal this beast. No one even buys a bike like this if they are going to pedal it that includes pedal assist. All of these e-bike manufactures have false range claims and thankfully EVERYONE knows this.
@@rampart1234 I respect your opinion. Yes, this was given to me for free but I am not told what to say. All my opinions are my own and if my long range test proves otherwise, I will surely advertise accordingly.
Thank you. Would some foldable foot pegs for the rear seat passenger be available or a good idea for their comfort?
That would be a good idea if carrying a passenger
Great video! Thank you! These bikes are all knew to me and was asking if you have to have a Bike License? Or some kind of license to drive these and thank you
Not here in Pennsylvania, but check your local laws and ordinances.
This would probably get me 60 miles of range as I average basically 1 AH per every mile because I am a little heavy and I carry tools and other stuff with me in case of a breakdown. My current ebike has 40 AH's of battery packs and this one has even more
Waterproof?
Another downside on this is if you were to have a flat tire. Good luck on pushing that heavy bike 50 miles on a flat tire.. definitely got to be prepared for that
Same thing can happen on a motorcycle. Best to carry a can of run flat for longer rides.
@@JPVideos81 Does it not have a walk mode?
Nice bike if you have 1600.00. These bikes are great but to be honest they are priced to high for my budget. Love to have one. Perfect bike for me because I can't peddle much because of a disability so the range on this battery would really be perfect for my needs.
Check their site for sales or discounts offered.
Man I hope you can find $1,600 somehow.
Getting around by bike is fantastic.
I’ve heard this bike has lots of issues, I wanted to get it or the H6 or H9 walkie, but haven’t made up mug mind yet, I have lots of hills where I live and the closest store is 30 miles strait shot there and back, do you have any recommendations, want something fast too, and mostly throttle, I’ve never had a e-bike before so know nothing about them, so any advice you can give would be highly appreciated, thank you for your reviews
The A8 pro max is the updated version of this and is better.
@@JPVideos81 have you tried the dual motor yet?
My Engine Pro does 31mph, the one thing im not keen on this bike is spoked wheels, from my experience i break spokes on the rear hubs, and heard many others suffering with this, could be fatigue from the power of the motor, but the Engine Pro has cast alloy wheels, and feel this bike would have benefited from using that style of wheel too
I agree with that. I also have an engine pro and love the wheels on it.
Is it water proof ?
Anii are you oki? Anii are you oki? Are you oki anii?
I have 1000 watt motor fat tire 26x4 ebike with a 20ah battery and i get 40 miles with pedaling so maybe 3x that range with a 60ah battery unless it has regen braking.
What is the point of an additional NFC Card?
The traditional role of the battery key is to remove the key
to essentially ''lock the bike'' like removing a ignition key in a car,
If the bike already won't turn on the battery without the the battery's key already, than what is the
additional theft protection being offered by the NFC card?
Did you get to keep the bike?
I lost my mobility due to a bone infection and collapsing spine. How do you get these e bikes and scooters sent to your home. You are so lucky. I'd love a e bike. It's not in the budget for such things. Stay safe on your bike.
They get delivered to your door usually by fedex.
You need to find local Ebike dealers and shops in your area, because your likely going to need help putting it together, you should approach them first and offer them say 75.00 to 150.00 and ask them if you pay them this amount will they help you assemble it? (if they say yes, than it's just a matter of figuring out, if you can trust them to have the Ebike sent to there shop or an employees or the owner of the shop's home, otherwise your going to get this 130 pound box arriving at your own home or whathever and than you'll need to rent a
PICK up truck with a RAMP for example to get it in the back of the pick up truck (I think UHAUL still rents them for 20.00 a day) and take it to the shop,
once assembled, the only hitch afterwards is, someone has to ride it home and than you need to figure out where to store it and park it safely without getting stolen,
(in other words don't advertise too much far and wide, you have this on your property and you should watch carefully who is watching you as you approach home,
because this is a high theft item) (but there are GPS tracker answers and locks that can't be broken, unless dynamite is used, so there are ways to keep it safe
even when riding in public, I've looked into it, and this is one of the top 5 choices in terms of value in the Ebike world, (it's biggest disadvantage for some, is that it won't fold
so it won't fit in the back of a SUV or Minivan , etc and some people like that feature when they go into the deep off road adventures, but if you can live without that feature
than your main concern left is how to make the tires flat-proof, but that's what ''FLAT OUT'' sealant is for,
because you have a couple of videos that went by my house, I trust your answers. how is the battery after a couple of charges? do you still get the full range of the bike or does the battery gets weaker over time?
I haven't ever used it until it runs out, but if properly cared for, you should get a few hundred charges before noticing any considerable loss.
@@JPVideos81 thank you
How many real miles does it get with using max power all the time?
Brilliant bike but how do you get one in the uk ?
Are there pegs for the back seat rider's feet?
A 2.8kwh battery will get you 60 miles without moving your legs at all, and probably 80-100 miles if you pedal a fair bit. 200 miles is only really going to be possible if you stick to 250w output and 15mph.
This might help some of you right now: It's a link to the other trim offering 60 AMP batteries, but according to this reviewer (who frankly I'm a little suspicious of)
he think's the 1000HP power version, has better upgrades over all, but remember the HP versions of Ebikes that go above a 750HP, are subject to more fines and violation's of
the law based on the different Class 1 to Class 3 popular guidelines, once at traffic court or whathever, your caught riding above 20 to 30 MPH in area's your not suppossed too,
your argument in front of the judge gets weaker if you can't even say your riding a bike that technically still falls under the Class 3 guidelines based on the bikes design:
P.S. I'm not saying this next thing to scare you guys, but there are a handful of examples where law enforcement is confiscating Ebikes they deem ''illegal''
and forcing the owners to fight it out in front of a judge, (very murky) anyway here is the link I promised: (owner in Manhattan, NY area )
th-cam.com/video/v_UnD-SmwQc/w-d-xo.html
INSANE Aniioki A8 PRO MAX 52V 1000W Reinvented Long Range E-bike!
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Be advised that looking on a DMVform,it asks if the bike goes faster than 30mph. If it does, I believe you have to register it as a motorcycle with motorcycle license may be required.
Regardless of how fast it can go, it doesn't mean you have to operate it at those speeds. Most cars can go 90mph +, but if you follow the rules (speed limit), you wont be stopped or questioned.
I want to know the uphill with a headwind when it's cold mileage. Optimum squeeze numbers leave people riding in the dark on a heavy machine with no lights.
Rule of thumb, 50% of promise on real world use. The presenter is hefty so he is likely twice the mass of the bike... I'd love to see him push the range which at 20mph avg would be:
10 hours of continuous hybrid power riding...a long summer day.
I'm 5'4 and need to commute 4 miles to work on mostly throttle, some hills involved
My current regular bike takes me 45 minutes and I arrive exhausted
How fast would I get to work on this bike?
I can't say exactly, but I'd guess less than 30 minutes.
The weight is a pro in my book. Harder to steal.
I would get one..😊
i feel the seat will be too low for a lot of people. But that can be replaced if needed i hope. Also can you change the tire size? I get it is heavy bike but not everyone is 300 pounds either :P
The seat height is completely adjustable. For different size tires you would need different sized rims which may not work with the motor on this bike.
Oh, the shipping is up to 80 business days for Canada, sad times ...
What battery is this demo using....they have different batteries available....48v in 45ah or 60ah, and also 52v/60ah ????
60ah
I’m getting the love the design good reviews
How much $$$$$ ??
Technical question: what is the reason behind all these e-bikes having small diameter wheels?
Honestly I'm not sure. I have reviewed a few that have large 26" wheels, but most have these 20" ones.
fat e-bike tires for soft ride bike and traction, reduced flats on bike tires
To look more like a moped, and possibly also to cut down on shipping costs.
@@Lykoloo the shipping cost reason I can see, the other reason is non-sense
im a fan of savings and electric transport, but dat bike name with a "Pto Max". got me lolz 😂😂😂
Unfortunately if you get on the thing one day and nothing happens. What do you do???
I checked and almost nobody fixes these things forget about doing it yourself.
That's the issue plus they always come brand new with problems. Sorry I'm not sold. I went with gas and have been very happy.
How long to charge
Thanks!
Thank you!
Is it made in America?
You ever take it off any sweet jumps?
🤣
I'm going to guess the actual range and say I recon that bike will get around 65 miles and then the battery will go flat, unless it's a new type of battery or you do most of the work by pedalling.
Ebokes never get the range they advertise often not even close, one bike did actually do the range though and that was the A2B metro 40 miles with two big batteries and it was bang on correct, but we are talking gamely large batteries and a heavy bike.
this is the closest thing to a perfect e-bike. only three extra things that i would like to see on this e-bike: front rack mount, higher payload capacity for rear seat (something like 180 lbs instead of the recommended 55 lbs) (also slightly longer rear rack) and a hole in the frame so that the bike can be locked safely, otherwise a thief can remove the rear suspension and steal the bike. and a few upgrades like front turn signals, joystick for the turning signals (like move left to turn left and the button automatically moves back to the centre and you have to press it to cancel the turning signal) and an option to change the display for something smaller (like the eggrider)