PVY Z20 Plus eBike with Full Suspension Review & Test - Comfortable & Fun

PVY Z20 Plus Ebike Review and Test.
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EU compliant, 250W Motor - 500W/1000W after unlocking. 16.5Ah battery.
Max Speed 25km/h before unlocking, 50km/h after unlocking.
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[@stuarth4249]

Great looking Bike. And a great review as usual.

[@RedskullPro]

Thank you kindly!

[@wajt8966]

Interesting review and looks like it was shot in Salobrena, Costa Tropical?

[@RedskullPro]

It was indeed:)

[@JiMBoBThEGaMeR1]

Is the left lever for the rear brake ?

[@alexiosahramovitch7706]

Hello from Greece!
Excellent videos, congratulations and thanks!
If you could please advise me, I am between the ep2 pro and the z20 plus 1000. I need it mainly for city commuting with not so steep hills but in general I want to have power and torque. I am 1,93 tall and as I am getting a bit older I really appreciate the comfortable ride. I like the ep2 pro better in appearance, the black wheels and the orange colour but on the other hand I don't mind paying the extra 250 euros for the z20 plus 1000 for the extra torque, the back suspension and the hydrologic brakes. My only concern is that from the videos I get the impression that the Engwe might be a slightly higher quality product than the PVY, which I always appreciate. I may be wrong though...Thanks in advance for your advice!
Alex

[@RedskullPro]

Hey, I would get a Engwe bike over a PVY bike. I have more than 2 years of usage on my Engwe Engine Pro and haven't had any issues yet.

[@alexiosahramovitch7706]

Thanks a lot, I really appreciate your advice! Keep up the good reviews! @@RedskullPro

[@pvyebike]

Advantages of PVY Z20 PLUS compared to Engwe EP-2 PRO:
1000W power after unlocking,
100 Nm of torque
Hydraulic brake
Equipped with mechanical shock absorber
16.5Ah battery

[@alexiosahramovitch7706]

And what about frame and component quality and after sale service? Thanks

[@pvyebike]

@@alexiosahramovitch7706 PVY has after-sales service centers in the UK, Ireland and Poland and will continue to produce replacement parts. The quality of original accessories can be guaranteed.

[@mezyaz1632]

Hi ,thanks for the excellent review, i know this might sound strange, but in your opinion is it safer to have the battery inside the bike in case of malfunction, fire,explosion etc,,,?

[@RedskullPro]

Valid question...so far i haven't had any battery explode or anything crazy. Maybe out of the bike is the better place so you can put out the fire easier. Typically if you keep these batteries around 50% they are very stable. That means..that if you don't plan on using it don't keep it charged all the way

[@1AlexS]

🤩

[@danstoikovik7791]

Cool looking bike

[@RedskullPro]

Indeed

[@eiotclub-sim-card]

like your channel!

[@RedskullPro]

Thanks!

[@user-jr2vy2el6f]

I personally find I get more power pedaling up steep hills combined with a little bit of throttle

[@SamuelSegat6314]

Yes, I bought PVY PLUS two months ago. It is very easy to go uphill. I am very satisfied.

[@rolandsky5668]

Thx for the video!

[@RedskullPro]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@usmanabdulkadir3334]

First

[@RedskullPro]

First indeed!

[@TheAdyRed]

Be careful not to jump to the left....it seems quite deep!😈

[@RedskullPro]

You will get down quicker that way!

[@MariaHood82]

We need lighter bikes. Too heavy 😔

[@RedskullPro]

Most of these are pretty heavy indeed