New Info - Euphree Stellar Falcon Is Now The King Of The Hill!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 เม.ย. 2024
- This is an update to the Euphree Stellar Falcon review. Please watch. This is the reason why the bike did not go over the hill as fast as I initially thought it might have. One more update: the throttle will go to any speed regardless of the PAS level chosen on the bikes.
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It’s not that the cicadas eat the tree, it’s that they inject their eggs into small branches. That branch segment then dies and falls to the ground, larva hatch from the sticks and go into the ground to drink sap from tree roots for 17 or 13 years. The trees will look like a sort of mini autumn a month or two after the cicadas are gone with dead leaf patches as those branch ends die and fall away. Good update on the bike.
Yikes! I think eating the tree sounds better than all that! 😳🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@RussIsRight yeah, it’s an interesting experience. If you get it as heavy as they are saying, I doubt you are going to be riding your bike for a week or two. We had them here in 2021 and you couldn’t go 50 feet without them hitting your car when you drove when they were at their most active flying around.
@@Nemonurwingy 😳 😳
Hey Russ, I may have seen you this weekend, late Sunday afternoon on our way to dinner at Heng Wing. But I thought, no, you would not be riding on Sunday and the highway. That bike is Stellar! Having both sensors is cool. Thanks for the review.
I was out riding on Sunday. That is a rare thing. 😊
Excellent video Russ.
Quite a lot of options in the control panel which I saw in the previous Euphree video. Decent hill climb speed here. I have more than a few hills here. I used AllTrails to measure the climb of one of them. 112 feet at an 8% grade at what might amount to a good city block. That was tough on a manual bike. I've just wanted to get up our "Geological Bench" hills with more ease. Speed is unimportant to me until I appreciate the extra boost from a throttle from a dead stop at an intersection. Many streets are arched so that rain goes into storm drains. Nearly all our bridges have a slight arch to them to aid in construction stability.
Great review. I wanted the Robin X+ but now it's the Stellar Falcon. Riding a basic Rad Mission now. Took a fall last year and received a concussion. Not the bikes fault, my fault. Broke my helmet in 4 places. Hey, I'm in Real Estate and the homes you pass along your way interest me. What town are you riding in?
Northwest Suburbs of Chicago.
Good video
Thanks for the corrections and additional information about the display. I really like being able to adjust the power levels to suit my preferences.
When running in cadence sensor mode, do the levels set a fixed amount of power or do they set speed targets and the bike surges up to them?
This is a really nice bike. It’s just the weight that bothers me, though it’s mid pack for similar models. The Ride1Up LMT’d I have is 15-20lbs lighter, though it has fewer features. Still, worth considering.
Great review! Just got mine delivered last week. However, somehow during delivery, they bent the rear derailleur and the guard. Also for everyone that purchases this ebike, make sure that you watch Euphree's assembly video on their site. You will also get a instruction guide with the Ebike. It unfortunately leaves out a couple important steps to be aware of when unpacking the bike. Due to my age and six(6) Ebikes purchased previously, I felt confident in assembling the Ebike. NOT! So I'm awaiting new replacement parts from Euphree. Still haven't ridden the ebike ):
Bikes are heavy so you need to throttle at the beginning to get your balance before you pedal.
Did you find the handlebars more comfortable on this bike or the sweptback handlebars on the City Robin X+? If Mrs. Right doesn't like the bike I will gladly take it off your hands! I know space is at a premium in you home.....only trying to help you out.
I like the straighter handlebars. At this point, I will be keeping both bikes to ride during this season.
No Russ, We need first-hand reporting on the bugs. Get a bee-hat and get video GOLD!
Yeah, got to get the 'buzz'...
Any idea how hard the Stellar Falcon is to carry up stairs? I am wondering if the mid-step version offers more hand hold places to lift it up two flights of stairs?
The bike is 72 lbs. I think many e-bikes this size would be very difficult to carry up two flights of stairs. The mid-step’s top tube offers a place to hold better than the step-thru, but it is still just as heavy.
@@RussIsRight gotcha - thx!
Are they going to send you a new display, so you can make the settings the same?
Yes.
Hey Russ, I have a an idea for a test procedure, i.e., how realistic or difficult is it to carry the ebike up a flight or two of stairs? Some of us city folks live in apartments or live in houses with no parking garages and have to contend with stairs. Just a suggestion. I have a friend who eagerly purchased an ebike then found it too massive to pick up for her 5'5" frame...
I'd say it is really difficult to carry up even several steps! I know I struggle with it when I have to lift the bikes. Not only are the bikes heavy, but they aren't cooperating with you either. The front fork and wheel always wants to turn in the direction that you don't want it to and the pedals get in your way. Yeah, it's very hard to do.
@@RussIsRight Hmmm. Thanks for the detailed reply! I wonder if it has a walk mode to slowly guide it up steps...
@ForbinColossus Would never use a walk mode to go up steps. I haven’t found any that actually move at walking speeds. They all seem way too fast for most people unless you are a speed walker.
@@RussIsRight Xlnt, sir -- thanks for clue-ing me in!
I hear the motor lots which is loud but I also hear a chattering sound or clacking like a train on tracks...what's that?
Don’t know.
Probably the pawls in the freewheeling mechanism when the bike is rolling but Russ isn’t pedaling.
Would there be a difference between cadence and torque sensor on this bike, on the hill test?
No. It is all throttle. The cadence vs torque issue is about pedaling.
@@RussIsRight so the hill test is the same in both settings. Wondered if response was the same in either setting.
@@garywillhoit it would not make a difference for either setting when you throttle. The hill test would be the same.
There aren’t separate sensors. It’s only a torque sensor. The software in the display lets you tell the bike how to use the output from the torque sensor. It’s the difference between asking “what’s the signal strength from the sensor?” and “is there a signal from the sensor?”
I hope more brands offer this capability. I like the control a torque sensor allows, but I would like to have the bike do the bulk of the work when I tweak my knee or am towing a heavy trailer.
Great job..."King of the Hill"
Did you have proper leg extension on this ride? From the video, it doesn't appear to be so.
It was slightly low.
@@RussIsRight Good eye, Pedro!
Not since Thomas Jefferson....Great video.
Re-name that bike Hank, the King of the Hill.
Dangit Bobby!!
@kenboyb 🤣
Maybe you weighted more on other bikes. If you weighted more then, to be fair you need to add weight to the new bike
I won’t add more weight to the bike. I would need to do that for all bikes going forward. And if I gain or lose weight, I would need to readjust each time. All these tests do is to give an idea how the bike basically performs. Every bike will do differently for each person based on their own weights and riding styles.
@@RussIsRight Then how can say it better than the one that it beat by a couple of tenths. You should add that comment
Noticed you shuffling to make a turn around on the path. We'd advise practicing tight turning techniques in an open lot or similar. Good luck bud
It was a narrow path. No way to be able to do a tight turn here
Really loud engine. Bummer
Screen....?
The display screen tells the controller what to do.
@@RussIsRight ...i'm sorry.....i was too brief...i did not see the speed on the screen...just giving you a hard time...kiddingly...because it is hard to get the screen to show up in videos.....
Yeah, the glare kind of made it hard to see. You can see the reading just before and just after the 15.4 mph, so you know it was in that range. I could clearly see it, but the angle was different from my perspective vs the camera's perspective. Oh well, can't control everything. 😊