The bike is of good quality, and it also depends on how you plan to use it. It is not a true mountain bike, but it's a nice bike to ride on regular road surfaces.
For people with smaller cars, thinking this is the solution....it will not fit in the trunk of a Civic. The handlebars cannot be maneuvered with the wheels in order for it to fit
Steel pedal, good choice. If you have time swap the crank, for a beefier tough heavy duty crank. The original one looks like for normal use. And better brakes.
It's been around 11 months. Is the bike working properly? Numerous bicycle experts recommended not to purchase this bicycle for long term purposes, is it true?
I'm a casual biker, I typically ride on flat paved surfaces. So the bike is as good as when I bought it last year. It depends on how you plan to use it.
I wouldn't, and wish I would've read more reviews first. This thing fell apart on me while riding on the street going down hill. The quick lock wheel latch came loose twice...unsafe garbage
Thanks for the video. I have the same bike and I saw a lot of these bikes on amazon too for difference prices. Just wondering where can you get replacement parts for the locking clip? As the locking clip wasn't connected on my bike, but I figured it out today. Tomorrow I'm taking it out for a ride.
Top speed - do you mean top speed on smooth flat ground? I would say between 20 and 25 MPH if you are strong and fit enough to paddle up to that speed and keep up with the high cadence in the hardest gear. Top speed going down a long smooth and steep hill without pedaling can be much higher than that obviously. Gravity will speed you up without the need of even pedaling. But then don't forget that you have to brake and come to a stop! 😂😂
kind of want to buy a very similar bike (looks same but different random brand), my main issue, however, is the lack of space in the apartment. Do you think its worth it? Does seem quite cheap in general, looks seem fine also, but I heard the locking mechanism can come loose. Do you think it would be good for a daily commute to work on light dirt roads and weekend trips further away?
I personally, have not had any significant problem with my bike, but I have heard others have. It does fold, but otherwise it's the same footprint as any other similar bike if you are looking to keep it in your apartment. It's not the best built quality, but if you are using it like a casual biker without the extreme off-roading, you should be fine. I hope that helps.
Mine practically fell apart the first time out on a mountain, two flats, handle bar got loose, I almost ate dirt. Im upgrading the tires and will give it a second chance, but a bike shop told me these are basically for roads and very light dirt roads, not a mountain bike by any means
@@nelsonmolina1846 ah I sold it after a month, its quite slow in general, but did ride ok, brakes were good. Also heavy... that might be one of the main reasons - weight.
Hi! If you are talking about a child bike seat, I don't see why not because it's just like any other bike. The same components are there. I hope that helps.
Hi , I am thinking of buying this bike. Would you guys recommend it based on your experience? I would usually use it to just drive along neighborhood / trails
@@baccanalion Hi! Thanks for the comment. It's a great looking bike for neighborhood riding or flat surfaces but not so good for the rough trails. I have another bike and it holds better on the trails. This bike is very cool looking but it wouldn't last on the rough trails. I hope that helps.
@@daprince27studio Thanks for responding . Yeah the looks + folding bike + price really grabbed my attention. But we are just casual bikers so guess it should be fine. Will give it a thought. Thanks :)
@@francofarese6684 I can't say for sure from the top of my head, but I know it's adjustable to accommodate different individuals based on size and height. I hope that helps
Thanks for asking. It still works fine. I'm only a casual biker, and it's fine for that. Wouldn't recommend it for mountain biking or hard-core biking.
I like this frame- it's the only folding bike that doesn't look completely goofy. But I would replace every other component to beef it up!
Doesn't the bottle holder interfere with your frame/bag/steering in that position? Wouldn't it be better mounted on the front of the handlebars?
You're are absolutely correct. After the video, I did move it to the handlebars 👍.
Do you recommend this bike it’s good quality?
The bike is of good quality, and it also depends on how you plan to use it. It is not a true mountain bike, but it's a nice bike to ride on regular road surfaces.
The background music is mad annoying 🤣😂
For people with smaller cars, thinking this is the solution....it will not fit in the trunk of a Civic. The handlebars cannot be maneuvered with the wheels in order for it to fit
Thank you for adding the links to the parts
Steel pedal, good choice. If you have time swap the crank, for a beefier tough heavy duty crank. The original one looks like for normal use. And better brakes.
Aluminium not steel.
It's been around 11 months. Is the bike working properly? Numerous bicycle experts recommended not to purchase this bicycle for long term purposes, is it true?
I'm a casual biker, I typically ride on flat paved surfaces. So the bike is as good as when I bought it last year. It depends on how you plan to use it.
I wouldn't, and wish I would've read more reviews first. This thing fell apart on me while riding on the street going down hill. The quick lock wheel latch came loose twice...unsafe garbage
I really think I should send back my Mongoose Malus, and get my money back to get this bike instead.
how is the damping?
For the price, and casual riding not bad.
Just bought this bike in Amazon too lol it arrived today haven’t assembled it yet hope it’s not difficult I’ve never put a bike together before
Is this bike good for begginers who never rode one before? I want to causually ride around so is this good for that? Also is it easy to assemble?
It's just like any other bike, just a little bit heavier. Even if you are a beginner, you should be fine. Assembly depends on experience, but doable.
Sali group namin
Thanks for sharing. Looking at the Kingtu army green one.
Thanks for the video. I have the same bike and I saw a lot of these bikes on amazon too for difference prices. Just wondering where can you get replacement parts for the locking clip? As the locking clip wasn't connected on my bike, but I figured it out today. Tomorrow I'm taking it out for a ride.
Enjoy your ride.
Is this not electric
@donovanvalentine2598 It is not electric.
WHATS THE TOP SPEED?
It's 21 speed
like i mean whats the top speed in KMH did u test it?@@daprince27studio
Top speed - do you mean top speed on smooth flat ground? I would say between 20 and 25 MPH if you are strong and fit enough to paddle up to that speed and keep up with the high cadence in the hardest gear. Top speed going down a long smooth and steep hill without pedaling can be much higher than that obviously. Gravity will speed you up without the need of even pedaling. But then don't forget that you have to brake and come to a stop! 😂😂
thanks man but im scared if i swerve and like cycle fast its foldable thing will snap@@radiocontrolled9181
I’d love to know what stem extender brand u used and where u bought it
I didn't buy a stem extender besides the one that came with the bike.
Nice vid bro your very creative ive started halloween videos again
Thanks! Videos are one of my many hobbies. That's good, if that's your passion, go for it, and keep working on it. I'll be watching
great clip 🙃
kind of want to buy a very similar bike (looks same but different random brand), my main issue, however, is the lack of space in the apartment. Do you think its worth it? Does seem quite cheap in general, looks seem fine also, but I heard the locking mechanism can come loose. Do you think it would be good for a daily commute to work on light dirt roads and weekend trips further away?
I personally, have not had any significant problem with my bike, but I have heard others have. It does fold, but otherwise it's the same footprint as any other similar bike if you are looking to keep it in your apartment. It's not the best built quality, but if you are using it like a casual biker without the extreme off-roading, you should be fine. I hope that helps.
Mine practically fell apart the first time out on a mountain, two flats, handle bar got loose, I almost ate dirt. Im upgrading the tires and will give it a second chance, but a bike shop told me these are basically for roads and very light dirt roads, not a mountain bike by any means
@@nelsonmolina1846 ah I sold it after a month, its quite slow in general, but did ride ok, brakes were good. Also heavy... that might be one of the main reasons - weight.
Nice looking bike...is the frame aluminum or steel?
Thanks. It's a steel frame. A little heavier.
can you put a child seat on this bike? a back rack?
Hi! If you are talking about a child bike seat, I don't see why not because it's just like any other bike. The same components are there. I hope that helps.
How do you install the bike kms counter?
I have not install one, so I can't give you accurate information.
Is XQida durable a good bike
Durable enough for regular biking, not durable for mountain biking.
you need to change the rear shock
Thanks
I bought the same bike but it's yellow, thanks for uploading this video!
Congrats! It's a unique bike. I have another video on the channel with the set-up.
Hi , I am thinking of buying this bike. Would you guys recommend it based on your experience? I would usually use it to just drive along neighborhood / trails
@@baccanalion Hi! Thanks for the comment. It's a great looking bike for neighborhood riding or flat surfaces but not so good for the rough trails. I have another bike and it holds better on the trails. This bike is very cool looking but it wouldn't last on the rough trails. I hope that helps.
@@daprince27studio Thanks for responding . Yeah the looks + folding bike + price really grabbed my attention. But we are just casual bikers so guess it should be fine. Will give it a thought. Thanks :)
@@baccanalion you're welcome! Yeah, it functions better as a casual bike. It looks good and ride smooth.
Hello, Could you tell me your approximate height and weight? thanks
I'm 5'6" and 140
@@daprince27studio I am 1.83 meters and 115 kilos, do you think this bike is for me? thanks
@@francofarese6684 according to the manufacturer, yes. Up to 6 feet tall and 330 lbs.
@@daprince27studio another question... the seat to what maximum height can it be raised?
@@francofarese6684 I can't say for sure from the top of my head, but I know it's adjustable to accommodate different individuals based on size and height. I hope that helps
How height are you?
Hi! I'm 5'6", but the bike is for individual's up to 6'1".
How does the bike actually fold ? Can’t seem to find an example of this anywhere
Great video
Thanks for watching 🙂.
So far how has the bike been holding up so
Thanks for asking. It still works fine. I'm only a casual biker, and it's fine for that. Wouldn't recommend it for mountain biking or hard-core biking.
@@daprince27studio okay
@@daprince27studiomy friends one had the frame snap in half in the trails
The seat is the best upgrade, your booty will think you.
Thanks 🙏🏾