Now that's the sort of ebike I would buy. One that looks and behaves likes a real bike and is a quality unit. Thanks for sharing. I'll now go and investigate if they are available in Oz.
I'm also looking in Oz but they seem to be only available direct from Tenways AU, and they are out of stock in every colour and size. If the manufacturer themselves are out of stock it makes me suspect it's been discontinued or about to be superseded alread. Aventon Soltera.2 looks like the next best thing but it's ~2kg heavier and the cable management looks quite messy by comparison.
Bucyrus-Erie was a really quality mining equipment manufacturer from the late 1800's in Bucyrus, Ohio. They made the industries best equipment for a long time. My Dad started drilling water wells in Michigan on a Bucyrus Erie 20w cable tool rig. (Still have it and it can still pound pipe) love seeing that old heavy metal.
Fabulous review, always love the scenery when you're out and about. I rode a torque sensing e-bike with a chain and 9 speed cassette for about 5 years and it used to eat chains and cassettes like nobody's business!! I'd much rather have a belt drive on it. Keep up the good work! 👍
Thank you for all the uploads Chris....you and Jenn are putting out some great, informative content.....in your opinion...what is the best e bike out there...I am going to by one and value your opinion and recommendations... Neil from Halfmoon Bay, BC, Canada🎉
I've got a Raleigh with a gates belt on it, over 5000 miles on it ! I would have gone through at least one chain already ! No lube and silent ! I'd buy a belt drive again for recreational use or commuting any time !
I really enjoy these cycling videos. I've always loved to bicycle but age and arthritis have been getting in between me and my bike. I get some of the same feeling of biking when watching your videos. You do such a great job with the camera. Thanks.
as a bicycle mechanic, i would recommend putting some grease on seatpost and especially pedal threads, because they are steel snd cranks are mostly aluminium so they seaze easily
I love seeing the urban/city scape on the channel. It's still winter weather and snow here in Northern Wisconsin. 😢. Hopefully get my motorcycle out in a few weeks 🙏. Thank you for the great review and entertaining channel. I am surprised they didn't use the hub gear set.
I believe I've read somewhere the headlight level can be adjusted via screws hidden behind those black covers on the sides. Maybe ask Tenways' customer service?
Definitely love the color and that its not obvious when looking at it to tell if it just a non electric bike or not. I miss some of the small motor repairs there kinda cool to watch. Chris. I was looking in the merch store and was looking for stickers and a license plate, but none are on it... give guss a rub on the head and a good boy for us- he's a cool dog!!
thanks Chris great vid .i really enjoy the electric bike reviews .i wouldn't know most of these bikes were even out there if it wasn't for your channel...peace out
Chris, that dozer would be an interesting "will it start?". Matt from Diesel Creek would love to get that old dozer I'd bet. Like I've commented before, I know the Trenton/Morrisville area well being a NJ native, man you are crazy or brave to ride there of off Calhoun street.
Hey you mentioned your concern about the belt drive for reliability. Actually, the belt drive is there because they are vastly more reliable than chains.
Once again another excellent review, I enjoy all your content as you consistently deliver quality videos. Could you rate the e-bikes that you have reviewed? Like best budget bike, best overall bike, best bike for comfort, best bike for range?
Looks a lot like my FLX babymaker bike. Mine will do 28 mph. Gotta take into consideration that you had the light on. FLX has the same belt, I've had no issues.
Yeah I suppose I was a little hard on the belt drive. Many people left comments about how amazing and reliable the belt drives are. I just personally like vehicles that have parts that are cheap and easy to obtain. But yeah the belt drive is pretty nice on this thing! Zero maintenance
Chris,always love your e-bike reviews. Just a test ride suggestion since the weather is getting nice now. Take your bike in your truck and start your ride at the park and ride lot (Yardley)at the Pennsy side of the Scudders Fall bridge. The parking lot is well lit at night and has mobile security patrols and cameras all over the place. The lot connects to the tow path right at the bridge to go over the walkway to The Jersey side. ( u go right past the 1799 house that has 2 beautiful public restrooms). From the parking lot to Prattsville Mill( also nice public restrooms there)in Stockton is exactly 14 miles. I think your viewers would really like the ride along the scenic Delaware river, past Washington Crossing thru Lamberville and Stockton.
Hey, thanks for the suggestion yeah maybe I'll have to give that a go! Actually out recording another video today and taking the train up to North jersey. I generally prefer the urban environment if I have time to travel. But I agree the river is ultra scenic!
had to chuckle a little at "a chain is more reliable" than the belt drive but great review overall. FWIW, the belt will very likely outlast the battery and replacing it isn't that expensive; they go for about $50-$60. Replacing the belt also doesn't require any special tools unlike a chain(in a non-split frame) They are much harder to find in a local bike shop, so that is a real con, but your best bet is to just buy yourself an extra belt after a couple of years just to have a backup ahead of time).
Have you thought about doing a befang kit? The one I got was pretty good, found out about the torque sensor afterwards and that is one thing I wish I had on mine, though this year I plan on tuning it a bit since this one is a 1kw downtuned to 750w
Yeah the kids are pretty awesome. I did the gasoline motor kit a while back and I really like that one. But I already have a purpose built e-bike so it wouldn't make sense to do a kit one. For me. But for anybody else, yeah definitely an awesome idea!
Programming in a smaller wheel diameter would increase the numerical speed indicated on the display but wouldn’t change the bike’s actual performance. It might make you falsely feel like you’re riding faster by seeing a higher mph. If you could swap rear wheels to a smaller wheel (which is easier said than done probably… or at least more costly than you might think), the bike would be a bit easier to pedal from a standing stop but you would hit your top pedaling pace sooner (at a lower speed) - ghost pedaling likely. Changing the belt drive sprocket or sprockets is another option to alter the range of pedaling efficiency, but what you “gain” in torque you lose in doable pedaling-pace at high speed - since it’s a single “speed” drive. To convert to a chain and sprocket drive train would require a compatible axle configuration (and possibly the frame geometry). Perhaps that’s doable, but likely not worth the effort to modify (just trade bikes). The belt drive is way more reliable than a chain… and the single speed means all the complexity of a multiple-speed transmission makes maintenance even easier. The belt drive is quieter by far. And the belt drive is cleaner than a chain… they are designed to operate without lube and tolerate mud, rain, snow… whatever. If a single speed bike without suspension works for you in your terrain, this bike will be a pleasure compared to heavier, noisier, cadence sensor e-bikes (torque sensors are great for control ability… but they’re even greater if the bike has a “throttle” too).
A good review, a nice bike, informative and entertaining as always. Have you ever been to look at the great transatlantic liner UNITED STATES, which I guess is docked not too far from your home?
Something *I don't like* about this bike is the frame-integrated front-light: when you take a turn in pitch dark, the wheel turns but the light shines straight. Most of Decathlon bikes have the same issue back in E.U.
I read that the light is intentionally adjusted to avoid dazzling people, which is also related to the bike's intended use. It is designed to be a commuter bicycle for the big city, where you naturally encounter more people, and the goal is to avoid causing glare
The US version should have a *350W* hub motor. 250W for the UK and EU to conform with their laws. I've been looking at this bike for a while. If it had front suspension, I'd be more willing to drop the $1900. I'm waiting for that price to come down or until something better comes along. If I go with something else, surely it won't look as good!
@charlienyc1 wheels are way out of round. Some screw holes needed to be cleaned out. Fenders seem cheap(I have no reference, I've never owned a fender bike. Tiny air pump it comes with would be convenient if it was reliable. Sometimes it pumps air.. sometimes it doesn't. Spent a long time trying to air up my tires.. Brakes need adjustment out of box(that's fine and easy with discs) Cannot adjust rear disc. Out of round but I'm attributing that to the wheels being out of round.(slight rubbing in one area) I have no actual bike equipment. I moved quite a distance two years ago and left everything behind and sold many things. I haven't ridden in years and this was my way back into it... I've never bought a bike in a box so I have nothing to compare to as far as quality control or pre assembly. Might take it to a bike shop for inspection and alignment before maiden voyage. Love the way it looks and my 4 year old had fun helping me put it together.
@@supersoni126 Wow, yeah bike shop sounds like a good idea if you don't have the tools or the time. Would you consider this a bad experience, or apropos at that price?
@charlienyc1 for now I'm a little disappointed that the wheels weren't near true for my liking. Other than that I can't fault anyone or anything else. I will try to remember to update after I've ridden it.
Hi loved review Would like to know what about driving without support is that possible and without motor resistance? And also when driving faster do you get motor resistance? Regards John
Cool Video.. Do you think they'll ever make an affordable ebike for the average person who can't afford much since they have a project car ? Ty for the videos
If I can read it right, that tracked crawler looked to be a Bucyrus (bu-cy-rus) and it was a British company that exported round the world Couldn't really make it out though
@@NNKH2 Later Ruston Bucyrus, their main workshops were in Lincoln UK which is around 30 miles away from me They used to produce walking draglines(Google that) 😂
Belt drives are incredibly reliable. They are supposed to be good for 15,000 miles, and probably many more. You may want to replace it after 10 years or so just because it gets too old!
I have a belt drive on my single speed commuter bike and it requires much less attention than a chain and makes no noise whatsoever. I think this is the way to go. I’m buying one of these.
If you send me a self addressed pre stamped envelope to my PO box I'll send you some. No charge. PO box address is in the about section of my TH-cam channel page
When I spin my front wheel I hear contact. Loosening does screws and pumping a few times fixes the problem, but it always returns within 1 or two spins or bounces. Any idea what I am doing wrong?
I am concerned about the size. How tall are you? I am 6' 5" and I have a hard time getting a bike that fits me. You had a Large version? How did it feel like for sizing on you? Thanks.
The sensor is called "PAS : Pedal assist sensor", it's technically a hall sensor. It has nothing to do with torque just detects if the wheel changed position (i.e rotated). It's the same thing used to detect if you put some object in his holder , for example the "gun" for the hit hot air station.
That's what most ebikes have. This one has a torque sensor. It's different. It senses how much force you're putting on the pedals. Totally different ride from all the other ebikes I've been on.
I don’t think that’s correct. Torque sensors like they use on this bike actually have strain gauges built into them. Very different from the standard pedal assist cadence sensor.
Might I suggest that you also comment on how eco friendly package materials are? E bikes are also a substitute for a car so they can be eco friendly to. Then the package should be eco friendly to. I love the color on that bike.
How tall are you? I'm 1.78m / 5'10" and wonder if getting the medium is a better choice than large. I'm kind of in between sizes, and i can't really test drive the bike where I live.
Now that's the sort of ebike I would buy. One that looks and behaves likes a real bike and is a quality unit. Thanks for sharing. I'll now go and investigate if they are available in Oz.
it's amazing, if you want a bike experience and not just a Go button to push..and it's so smooth
I'm also looking in Oz but they seem to be only available direct from Tenways AU, and they are out of stock in every colour and size. If the manufacturer themselves are out of stock it makes me suspect it's been discontinued or about to be superseded alread. Aventon Soltera.2 looks like the next best thing but it's ~2kg heavier and the cable management looks quite messy by comparison.
I've watched tons of vids on this bike and this is the only one that weighed the battery! highly appreciate that little detail!
This seems to be one of the better ebikes you have tested. It looks great.
This seems like a real rider's ebike. Great color and a fantastic look.
Bucyrus-Erie was a really quality mining equipment manufacturer from the late 1800's in Bucyrus, Ohio. They made the industries best equipment for a long time. My Dad started drilling water wells in Michigan on a Bucyrus Erie 20w cable tool rig. (Still have it and it can still pound pipe) love seeing that old heavy metal.
Hey chris the review videos are actually really entertaining, you really test those bikes out, do you get to keep them all?
Glad that you find the videos entertaining. And I usually sell them at some point on Facebook marketplace locally
@@NNKH2 ah I thought so , as you'd run out of room by some point haha
Thanks!Love all the shows
Thanks so much man!
That bike is super quiet! I might have to try one of those belt drives.
Fabulous review, always love the scenery when you're out and about. I rode a torque sensing e-bike with a chain and 9 speed cassette for about 5 years and it used to eat chains and cassettes like nobody's business!! I'd much rather have a belt drive on it. Keep up the good work! 👍
My Catrike Expedition now has electric motor assist with the torque sensor and you are right it really works well.
Thank you for all the uploads Chris....you and Jenn are putting out some great, informative content.....in your opinion...what is the best e bike out there...I am going to by one and value your opinion and recommendations...
Neil from Halfmoon Bay, BC, Canada🎉
I've got a Raleigh with a gates belt on it, over 5000 miles on it ! I would have gone through at least one chain already ! No lube and silent ! I'd buy a belt drive again for recreational use or commuting any time !
I really enjoy these cycling videos. I've always loved to bicycle but age and arthritis have been getting in between me and my bike. I get some of the same feeling of biking when watching your videos. You do such a great job with the camera. Thanks.
I wish you could find out more about that old Bucyrus-Erie. That is a genuine museum worthy piece of equipment.
as a bicycle mechanic, i would recommend putting some grease on seatpost and especially pedal threads, because they are steel snd cranks are mostly aluminium so they seaze easily
I love seeing the urban/city scape on the channel.
It's still winter weather and snow here in Northern Wisconsin. 😢. Hopefully get my motorcycle out in a few weeks 🙏.
Thank you for the great review and entertaining channel.
I am surprised they didn't use the hub gear set.
I'm buying this in the blue. This checked my boxes. Your video helps. Thanks.
Bought this about 3 weeks ago and feels good, just have to wait snow melt so can test more
Review?
I believe I've read somewhere the headlight level can be adjusted via screws hidden behind those black covers on the sides. Maybe ask Tenways' customer service?
Definitely love the color and that its not obvious when looking at it to tell if it just a non electric bike or not. I miss some of the small motor repairs there kinda cool to watch. Chris. I was looking in the merch store and was looking for stickers and a license plate, but none are on it... give guss a rub on the head and a good boy for us- he's a cool dog!!
thanks Chris great vid .i really enjoy the electric bike reviews .i wouldn't know most of these bikes were even out there if it wasn't for your channel...peace out
I do like the look of that bike, I got a speciazlized crosstrail I've been thinking of putting a kit on
Chris, that dozer would be an interesting "will it start?". Matt from Diesel Creek would love to get that old dozer I'd bet. Like I've commented before, I know the Trenton/Morrisville area well being a NJ native, man you are crazy or brave to ride there of off Calhoun street.
Love your videos! Keep up the good work and keep them coming!! Ive just about watched all of the old ones.
Thanks for taking us along
Hey you mentioned your concern about the belt drive for reliability. Actually, the belt drive is there because they are vastly more reliable than chains.
assist lvl 3 is for that takeoff at red lights or hills..1 is fine at speed most of the time, i love this bike
Only you tuber where watch from beginning to end including commercials. I am glad you check your junk po box some junk is coming your way.
Once again another excellent review, I enjoy all your content as you consistently deliver quality videos.
Could you rate the e-bikes that you have reviewed? Like best budget bike, best overall bike, best bike for comfort, best bike for range?
nice to see you test a bike that's build in my country, and that you liked it!!😁😉
greetsz from holland....max...
Looks a lot like my FLX babymaker bike. Mine will do 28 mph. Gotta take into consideration that you had the light on. FLX has the same belt, I've had no issues.
Fascinating video. Is there a chance you are a bit too critical of the belt drive? I would guess it's lighter than a chain and smoother?
Yeah I suppose I was a little hard on the belt drive. Many people left comments about how amazing and reliable the belt drives are. I just personally like vehicles that have parts that are cheap and easy to obtain. But yeah the belt drive is pretty nice on this thing! Zero maintenance
Thorough and thoughtful. Hi-test viewing 😁 Thanks 👍
Chris,always love your e-bike reviews. Just a test ride suggestion since the weather is getting nice now. Take your bike in your truck and start your ride at the park and ride lot (Yardley)at the Pennsy side of the Scudders Fall bridge. The parking lot is well lit at night and has mobile security patrols and cameras all over the place. The lot connects to the tow path right at the bridge to go over the walkway to The Jersey side. ( u go right past the 1799 house that has 2 beautiful public restrooms). From the parking lot to Prattsville Mill( also nice public restrooms there)in Stockton is exactly 14 miles. I think your viewers would really like the ride along the scenic Delaware river, past Washington Crossing thru Lamberville and Stockton.
Hey, thanks for the suggestion yeah maybe I'll have to give that a go! Actually out recording another video today and taking the train up to North jersey. I generally prefer the urban environment if I have time to travel. But I agree the river is ultra scenic!
Looks like a pretty awesome bike looks very very light
Chris that dozer is a dragline make
Bet you could add a gear cluster and chain drive … cool bike!!!
if its fair game take some of the small broken granite pieces. clean them up really good and they make great cheese tray displays...
The Estarli e28 with gears might be worth a try.
“Zen and the Art of E-bike Maintenance” …future NNKH2 episode ?!😊
Good stuff man! Thanks as always for your honest review.
Thanks Chris great video only leg powered bikes back in my day. This one is sweet God bless you brother!!✌️🇺🇲
Do you get to keep all this stuff they get you to test?
had to chuckle a little at "a chain is more reliable" than the belt drive but great review overall. FWIW, the belt will very likely outlast the battery and replacing it isn't that expensive; they go for about $50-$60. Replacing the belt also doesn't require any special tools unlike a chain(in a non-split frame) They are much harder to find in a local bike shop, so that is a real con, but your best bet is to just buy yourself an extra belt after a couple of years just to have a backup ahead of time).
Dam 10 seconds and 10 likes already haha love all your stuff man
Great bike, even better review!
Thanks!
Looks like a very rare 1979 Ford Rancho in the back ground!
Hell with the bike..I want to see the Rachero!!
Have you thought about doing a befang kit? The one I got was pretty good, found out about the torque sensor afterwards and that is one thing I wish I had on mine, though this year I plan on tuning it a bit since this one is a 1kw downtuned to 750w
Yeah the kids are pretty awesome. I did the gasoline motor kit a while back and I really like that one. But I already have a purpose built e-bike so it wouldn't make sense to do a kit one. For me. But for anybody else, yeah definitely an awesome idea!
Would programing in a smaller wheel give higher top speed?
Good question. I'm not sure I'll have to try
Programming in a smaller wheel diameter would increase the numerical speed indicated on the display but wouldn’t change the bike’s actual performance. It might make you falsely feel like you’re riding faster by seeing a higher mph. If you could swap rear wheels to a smaller wheel (which is easier said than done probably… or at least more costly than you might think), the bike would be a bit easier to pedal from a standing stop but you would hit your top pedaling pace sooner (at a lower speed) - ghost pedaling likely. Changing the belt drive sprocket or sprockets is another option to alter the range of pedaling efficiency, but what you “gain” in torque you lose in doable pedaling-pace at high speed - since it’s a single “speed” drive. To convert to a chain and sprocket drive train would require a compatible axle configuration (and possibly the frame geometry). Perhaps that’s doable, but likely not worth the effort to modify (just trade bikes). The belt drive is way more reliable than a chain… and the single speed means all the complexity of a multiple-speed transmission makes maintenance even easier. The belt drive is quieter by far. And the belt drive is cleaner than a chain… they are designed to operate without lube and tolerate mud, rain, snow… whatever. If a single speed bike without suspension works for you in your terrain, this bike will be a pleasure compared to heavier, noisier, cadence sensor e-bikes (torque sensors are great for control ability… but they’re even greater if the bike has a “throttle” too).
A good review, a nice bike, informative and entertaining as always. Have you ever been to look at the great transatlantic liner UNITED STATES, which I guess is docked not too far from your home?
Thanks for checking the video out. And yes I've been past it on my boat but never inside of it
Wow riding through Trenton you brave soul. 😂😂
Another great episode criss🎉 wish u the best buddy!! 👍 &
Thanks! You too!
beautifull bike, great review!
I guess Jersey likes to shock their citizens into compliance 14:08
Love all your vids
Something *I don't like* about this bike is the frame-integrated front-light: when you take a turn in pitch dark, the wheel turns but the light shines straight. Most of Decathlon bikes have the same issue back in E.U.
Yeah I agree. I prefer a light that turns or has a wider beam
I read that the light is intentionally adjusted to avoid dazzling people, which is also related to the bike's intended use. It is designed to be a commuter bicycle for the big city, where you naturally encounter more people, and the goal is to avoid causing glare
How's the hills, easy? Can you add child seat on the back many thanks
How much for the bike new?
The US version should have a *350W* hub motor. 250W for the UK and EU to conform with their laws. I've been looking at this bike for a while. If it had front suspension, I'd be more willing to drop the $1900. I'm waiting for that price to come down or until something better comes along. If I go with something else, surely it won't look as good!
I just paid $1299 US before tax for mine. Arrives tomorrow
@@supersoni126 Let us know how it is. For that amount, it could be a 2nd bike.
@charlienyc1 wheels are way out of round. Some screw holes needed to be cleaned out.
Fenders seem cheap(I have no reference, I've never owned a fender bike.
Tiny air pump it comes with would be convenient if it was reliable. Sometimes it pumps air.. sometimes it doesn't. Spent a long time trying to air up my tires..
Brakes need adjustment out of box(that's fine and easy with discs)
Cannot adjust rear disc. Out of round but I'm attributing that to the wheels being out of round.(slight rubbing in one area)
I have no actual bike equipment. I moved quite a distance two years ago and left everything behind and sold many things.
I haven't ridden in years and this was my way back into it... I've never bought a bike in a box so I have nothing to compare to as far as quality control or pre assembly.
Might take it to a bike shop for inspection and alignment before maiden voyage.
Love the way it looks and my 4 year old had fun helping me put it together.
@@supersoni126 Wow, yeah bike shop sounds like a good idea if you don't have the tools or the time. Would you consider this a bad experience, or apropos at that price?
@charlienyc1 for now I'm a little disappointed that the wheels weren't near true for my liking. Other than that I can't fault anyone or anything else. I will try to remember to update after I've ridden it.
1 put the wheel into the fork
2 put in the quick release axle with the spring
What do you do with stuff you biuld
What you do whit this bike you sell them are you test it and send it back to the Nederlands.
Love your channel.
Greeting from Belgium and my Georges.
I like the bedtime story at the end, put me right to sleep 💤 🛌
Hey bud with this bike you would only have to charge with wire as opposed to a removable battery that can be charged separately ?
As with this one, Most bikes you can charge with the battery in the bike or out of the bike.
Seems like a nice bike 🎉❤
Nice sleek bike, be nice if it does around 30mph.
Hi loved review
Would like to know what about driving without support is that possible and without motor resistance? And also when driving faster do you get motor resistance?
Regards John
We need that dozer on the channel
Cool Video.. Do you think they'll ever make an affordable ebike for the average person who can't afford much since they have a project car ? Ty for the videos
I'm sure they will continue coming down in price as more and more companies start making them and bumping up production
If I can read it right, that tracked crawler looked to be a Bucyrus (bu-cy-rus) and it was a British company that exported round the world
Couldn't really make it out though
Yes that's what it said
@@NNKH2 Later Ruston Bucyrus, their main workshops were in Lincoln UK which is around 30 miles away from me
They used to produce walking draglines(Google that) 😂
Dude, that's a Nice bike!
Belt drives are incredibly reliable. They are supposed to be good for 15,000 miles, and probably many more. You may want to replace it after 10 years or so just because it gets too old!
I have a belt drive on my single speed commuter bike and it requires much less attention than a chain and makes no noise whatsoever. I think this is the way to go. I’m buying one of these.
When are you going to make video on 1973 Chevy suburban
Hey Chris
Nice video. Do you get to keep the bicycles that you advertise?
Hey Chris, how would I go about buying some NNKH stickers?
If you send me a self addressed pre stamped envelope to my PO box I'll send you some. No charge. PO box address is in the about section of my TH-cam channel page
will you ever get a SURRON?
The only thing is i would like the design of the frame to be like the 900 model. i quite like that, but should be as lightweight as this
The bike was easy to assemble. It was a big hit as a gift.
Great video! Hello from the Netherlands
Thanks, Chris…really enjoying all your videos on both channels!
Glad you like them! Thanks!
When I spin my front wheel I hear contact. Loosening does screws and pumping a few times fixes the problem, but it always returns within 1 or two spins or bounces. Any idea what I am doing wrong?
Nice looking bike
Cool garage.
I am concerned about the size. How tall are you? I am 6' 5" and I have a hard time getting a bike that fits me. You had a Large version? How did it feel like for sizing on you? Thanks.
It felt like a good size for me. But then again I'm not too picky about sizing when it comes to bikes to be honest so I'm probably a bad person to ask
The sensor is called "PAS : Pedal assist sensor", it's technically a hall sensor. It has nothing to do with torque just detects if the wheel changed position (i.e rotated).
It's the same thing used to detect if you put some object in his holder , for example the "gun" for the hit hot air station.
That's what most ebikes have. This one has a torque sensor. It's different. It senses how much force you're putting on the pedals. Totally different ride from all the other ebikes I've been on.
@@NNKH2 oh I see, I've learned something new, thanks 🙏
I don’t think that’s correct. Torque sensors like they use on this bike actually have strain gauges built into them. Very different from the standard pedal assist cadence sensor.
@@ericschneider7648 yes the NNKH already corrected me on this. Check his answer.
Torque sensors provide a better experience than PAS.
Excellent information
I Ike this one the best so far
nice review
Thanks!
Might I suggest that you also comment on how eco friendly package materials are? E bikes are also a substitute for a car so they can be eco friendly to. Then the package should be eco friendly to. I love the color on that bike.
Great point!
Thumbs up 👍 sharp looking 👀 another great review 😎
The battery is not UL approved. Any information on battery safety and fire hazard?
You will probably never have any service or breakdowns with the Gates belt drive. Smooth and quiet.
what diameter is the pipe of the saddle?
Dang u must have 10 e bikes by now what do u do with them all sell um after u use um
Nnkh i want to buy the 1979 ford ranchero
Thats one I would love to have!
Letttttttssssss gooooooo!
How tall are you? I'm 1.78m / 5'10" and wonder if getting the medium is a better choice than large. I'm kind of in between sizes, and i can't really test drive the bike where I live.