For those that may not know, brushless electric motors are rated by KV "rpm per volt". The higher the KV rating the faster the motor can spin per volt of input power. A 60 v source will produce more RPM on any given motor KV than a 48 v input. Increasing the amps to these motors provide more torque.
I like the hidden rear lights.. Adjustable on the fly bars and the cruise control option. Zoom seat post is a nice touch. Looking like it's worth the extra $800 - $1,000 over most 750 watt bikes for sure. Even has the switch for turning off motors.
Was about to get the Aventon Aventure 2, now that I see the 1000w Fabulous Road Warrior bike with torque sensor.. hmmm. Wondering if it's worth like $600 more than the 750w Aventure 2... 🤔
I weight 140lbs and the emx extreme awd xt gets me 60 miles on pas 1 at approximately 20mph pretty easy. Great bike would recommend the emx extreme xt model!!
Wow since this company has now gone with torque sensors I'm looking at these bikes again.. specifically the single motor 1000w version. Would love to see a review on that one...
I own the emx extreme US version these will climb a ski hill. I have very steep inclines where I live and like 70 degree hill and they don't struggle to climb. They are powerful
@CitizenCycle925 correct I have the emx extreme awd US version and it's a beast on hill. I am a small adult weighing 140 pounds I can get the bike up to 42 while I'm on it. Although there is ghost pedaling in any assist above 3
I am in WA- have had a few issues and Lampro, the owner in Montreal, has been the best! Very responsive to emails and calls and overnighted some parts and touch up paint when my bike arrived with some shipping damage. I have been very happy with the professionalism and response time. Don't hesitate to purchase from Fabulous!
Nice!! Wish I had one . Oh wait ,I do have one L O L !! Mine is the Silver bullet colour!! My fenders did NOT come with the supports that you have . wonder why!!
I'm not sure.. If you put a 1,000 watt Bafang front hub on a Kepler I think it would do 40 mph all day. 30 ah 52V on the rear rack and it would be hard to beat. My bike shows 46.5 mph with no load and going down hill before the motor cuts out. So a second 1,000 watt 33-35 amp controller for the front would give it 3,500 plus peak watts and over 200 Nm of torque.
@@kevinnashskitchen3517 your probably better off with the same 750 that Citizen is using. Seems like every e-bike manufacturer has their own custom wind, but as far as I know Bafang has two different 1000w motors. One says I think it's 06 , the other is the one I have 6.5. the 6.5 only tops out at 29 but it's torque is unparalleled on a mountain bike trail. If you put 2500w to it, it maybe top at 31 or 32. The 06 I know has better top end but I doubt it will hit anywhere near 40. But you can always go in a 5000 w 72 volt direct drive motor.
Shared this video with the wicked/wired group on FB and debating the pros and cons. I emailed someone Question that I couldn’t find the answer to on their website. Do you know… What is the max payload for this bike? What amp controller is being used? What is the max payload for the rack? How long is the warranty? What is the peak wattage for the 750 motors and what brand are they? How long before the bike ships after purchasing it?
So I got a reply to my email Question and this is what they said. BTW they seem like really nice folks! We have riders as heavy as 400 pounds on the road warrior, so we know it can carry the load. Are racks are custom made and sit on the frame, the can carry over 100 pounds but i will say for safety sake 50 pounds. The warranties are 1 year but we give at least a 6 month grace period. Bike ships next day, if you can buy it that means its in stock. We build our own motors, as you can see they are powerful and quiet, we have been working 3 years for these to be running so well. Everyone keeps asking us about controllers amps but we focus on making better motors that kick ass even with only dual 17amp controllers. They peak over 1200watts but if you see the video we hit 40mph. Wired uses a Hengtai motor which i am very familiar with, it is powerful, i really like them but they are noisy especially the metal gear ones. I like the freedom bike but dual motor bikes are just the best ride anyone can ever want, the lag free acceleration is amazing. i am sure you will love both bikes and i am routing for Wired as a company to succeed as they have the same attitude we posses as Fabulous.
You should compare the wired ebike with the fabulous ebike. Single motor setup is nice for simplicity, less weight and better range. Dual motors use a lot of energy on the battery. 24ah is enough for a single motor setup but for dual motors it needs more ah's. I have a dual motor ebike with a total of 35ah batteries and it sucks the life out of my packs. Would like to see a range test on dual motors only and see what kind of range you get. I'm assuming around 20miles.
Fabulous also offers this bike with a single 1000 watt hub motor setup. Awesome choice for those of us that may think these dual motors are a bit too much.
I have the emx extreme US version and I get 60 plus miles in pedal assist 1 per charge. I haven't don't a throttle only test yet but I am willing to say you will get more than 20 pretty easy.
Yeah this really has me 2nd guessing my decision on preordering The wired freedom. I really want to know if it can handle hill climbing as well as the freedom can. I hate it not full suspension but really like the torque sensors.
@dalewomble218 if you want suspension and that matters more to you then you may not like the emx extreme dual motor but if power and torque for hills is needed this bike may be for you.
These fabulous bikes will climb hills I have one. The emx extreme awd and it will climb any hill that I put in front of it. These videos are deceiving when you see the hills they are much bigger than they look and the power you see is real.
@HavePevNoCar is the Ariel Grizzly a top wattage of 1,500 each motor. If so I’m talking about 2,000+ each motor with a bigger Voltage in either 60, or 72 preferably.
@totoroboto my reson for emx extreme is dual 750 watt and I like the BMX style and the bike itself is a beast climbs hills with ease and I live in a very very hilly area. Another reason is the bike does 35 pretty easy and I have had it above 40mph I hit 42 mph with it. You can tame it down in the settings if need be. Also you can use it with rear motor only. With the push of a button you have all wheel drive. The bike is amazing!!
@@CitizenCycle925 one 17 amp controller just doesn't sound right. Are you sure about that? The single motor model has a 25 amp controller and a 1000 watt motor. I think living here in Florida I would rather have the single motor. It has the same 24ah battery as the dual motor so it has to have a lot better range and we don't have hills to climb where I'm at. I find it hard to believe that bike is that fast with a 17 amp controller. That just proves that volts make the speed and amps make the torque. That's why the bike doesn't spin that much out of the hole. Veeeerdy intedesting, as Sargent Shultz would say, lol. That may give it improved range also. We shall see. I'm really interested in the single motor version but $2500 is a little steep. I think I need to over volt my ripcurrent bafang G060 750 watt motor with a 60 volt battery and see what happens.
@Randy Pringle Yes I opened up the controller box and there's only one controller in there with 17amp max output, I'll include a pic in the review video. This bike definitely has a lot more top end speed than it does torquie hill climb power, was ok on the hills but nothing like Havoc.
@CitizenCycle 17amp that can't be right. Ecells is 2-52v750watt motors pushing 2200watts with 45amp controller with 29ahs. The fabulous needs 2-60v40amp controller. And they need to fill that whole battery compartment 60v40ahs minimum.
@@mad151maxx4 amps are all about torque, volts make the speed. You can have 72 volts and a 20 amp controller and do 50 mph but it will take a while to get there. Put a 100 amp controller on it and it will do wheelies.
Remove wheels Replace with 3" wide and 1500 watt gearless hub motor per wheel Place 2nd 24 amp-hr battery on rear rack. Now you have a party 😊 Both my BBSHD mid drive bikes with 52v battery will do close to this and seem to accelerate quicker. Could go rogue and go 72v and aftermarket controller and have 50mph speed but the thing to consider when using all those watts to travel high speed which that fat bike consumes in copious amount due to rolling resistance and poor aerodynamics, high watts simply eats through the battery faster. Plus or minus...this ebike is a truck...it takes about 1200 watts to go 30mph on an ebike. Battery capacity is the achilles heel of all fast ebikes when using big watts. Thanks for the review. Fun bike for sure.
No spare battery for sale on the site. I wonder what the price would be, and when it would be available. If a spare battery cannot be purchased, then this bike is a no go for me. Hope that’s not the case. I’m liking what I’m seeing.
Is there much of a difference between the US XT and the Canadian X2 (other than one is 24ah and the other 23.4, but does that really make a difference?)
In my opinion I believe this bike is better than wired freedom for climbing. This is my option only as I own one of these but I don't own a wired freedom. This fabulous bike I have is the emx extreme awd US version and it has no problem going up any hills and I live in a very very steep hilly area. Love this bike!! You wouldn't he disappointed
No, this dual motor Roadwarrior should outclimb the Wired. But if good climb performance is your top priority and you are willing to give up a little top speed then you may want to look at their 20" dual motor bikes. Smaller diameter wheels help hub motors with acceleration and hill climbing.
I own a fabulous emx extreme awd and the bike climbs hils with ease. If you want hill climbing power and torque your best choice would be a fabulous bike!
Kepler customer service is garbage so I can't imagine this is worse. I've had my Kelpler for 9 months and it has only been ridable for 5 of those months so far. Selling it as soon as I get my battery repaired.
That is pretty fast, but could ya peddle at that speed? They often on these fast bikes forget that a person may want to actually peddle and not be like a hamster on a wheel. I upgraded my Philodo AWD ebike and I can now stay in the peddles all the way to 35 top speed. I think the bike has the power but they set the limit :(
SOOOO, has anyone heard of 'Spoke Failure?' my son and I were riding yesterday afternoon on our local bike trail, when I was riding behind him, he has a regular mountain bike, I have my e bike. He was going slow, about 7-8 miles/hr (12 km/hr) when he stood up to get more power to get up a hill when his front tire just gave out. It looks like he hit a truck at full speed, that's how bent the tire was. We called a cab and it's a good thing I had my tools, we needed to remove the tire to fit it into the taxi. We took it straight back to the store we bought it from, it's still under the 90 days return, so we are going to exchange it for an e bike they have there. They should allow the exchange considering they will get more money after the exchange, they have the bike in the store already, the manager wasn't there yesterday, so we have an appointment this morning to discuss the front tire and the exchange.
Man this is my question… tough call! This looks like it’s better than the wicked? It also scares me having two motors but I haven’t had an e-bike. Is two motors good or does it just leave more room for error?
This is why you dont buy ebikes with dual 48v 15ah 22amp controller boasting a 1000w motor... power hungry motor with low juice to power it. This bike is a beast from fabulous but amagine fabulous seperated this bike's system that would doubled its battery and controller 🎉 Looks like a new project for @citizencycle ?
Can't wait for someone to show an ebike any ebike going up hill off road in the woods it's like you are all afraid to give a traction review. Just speed everything is not just about speed
Just because it goes 40 doesn't mean you'd hardly ever go that speed. My car actually goes much faster than my local laws allow too and I handle it just fine.
Great video 👍🏻
Very nice watching the progress of these electric bikes over the years !
OMG!! What the heck! This thing is a monster. I can't believe how fast it is. I would definitely buy this! Can't wait for a more in depth review.
Speed is its standout feature.
Speed isn't all the latest torque and power will climb without a doubt. Best purchase I've made
For those that may not know, brushless electric motors are rated by KV "rpm per volt". The higher the KV rating the faster the motor can spin per volt of input power. A 60 v source will produce more RPM on any given motor KV than a 48 v input. Increasing the amps to these motors provide more torque.
Oh nice! I can see another Pappa Citizen new favorite coming up. 🤔
I like the hidden rear lights.. Adjustable on the fly bars and the cruise control option. Zoom seat post is a nice touch. Looking like it's worth the extra $800 - $1,000 over most 750 watt bikes for sure. Even has the switch for turning off motors.
Yes I didn't show the rear taillights but they are awesome, my favorite taillights they strobe.
@@CitizenCycle925 is the strobe for brake lights?
@@18andlikeit yes
Wow!!! Citizencycle can't wait to see the head to head comparison between this bike and the citizencycle. That should be a great comparison.
Citizen bike will destroy on acceleration, no contest, but this road Warrior wins top speed
Was about to get the Aventon Aventure 2, now that I see the 1000w Fabulous Road Warrior bike with torque sensor.. hmmm. Wondering if it's worth like $600 more than the 750w Aventure 2... 🤔
Citizen, awesome review definitely a beast 👍👍
Wow, that is a fast ebike! I'm looking forward to the range test.
I weight 140lbs and the emx extreme awd xt gets me 60 miles on pas 1 at approximately 20mph pretty easy. Great bike would recommend the emx extreme xt model!!
Wow since this company has now gone with torque sensors I'm looking at these bikes again.. specifically the single motor 1000w version. Would love to see a review on that one...
Nice Test. Bike is amazing. I have the 500w Havoc and it is a good bike.
Gotta look out for speeding tickets on a bicycle now. Pretty crazy.
Range would be what would concern me. 24ah 60v isn't gonna go far with the power of this bike. What's the controller amps per motor?
That's an impressive bike,can't wait to see how it does on the hillclimb
I own the emx extreme US version these will climb a ski hill. I have very steep inclines where I live and like 70 degree hill and they don't struggle to climb. They are powerful
The hill climb is OK, not as strong as EMX or Havoc
Yes I have the emx extreme awd USA version it's abreast on hills!!!
@CitizenCycle925 correct I have the emx extreme awd US version and it's a beast on hill. I am a small adult weighing 140 pounds I can get the bike up to 42 while I'm on it. Although there is ghost pedaling in any assist above 3
@@CitizenCycle925 Thats because of the way the controller is tuned to be more gentle at startup. I wonder if that is tunable.
Very cool 😎 can't wait ta see more on this rocket cheers from Aus 🇦🇺
Nice video!! It seems like that's what you were trying to create with the citizens cycle (years before this). Is it faster than your bike?
I would definitely take the wired freedom with full suspension for the price over the road warrior, no contest.
single motor
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soo good Speed have this Bike !! .
I talked to Fabulous customer service. They said the one with the 1000 watt motor has a higher top end speed than the dual motor. Wow 😨 😰
Hope you mention seat height minimum.. In review or whenever .
Min seat height 36.75in with suspension post. 33.75 without
Does that come out of the box AWD, or did you add the front motor yourself?
AWD out of the box 🙂
Too incredible to be real too real to be a dream
I bought the emx extreme dual 750 motors, I have tried to adjust settings, I can’t get more than 42km/hr? Speed is set to 72km
I’d love another EBike and a faster one like this too!
Are they for sale yet? Their website is super glitchy.
They are for sale. I purchased one yesterday. The site seems to work fine on a PC. Seems like it may not be optimized for phones.
@@neilrumsey7280 how much$ I only see a price on the one sold in Canada.
@@bassw1758 $2899 for US. I almost bought it, but I still feel like it's a bit overpriced. Incredible bike!
@@independentmind85 I think that's a fair price, nice street bike, my only worry is they will come out with something better in 2 months.
@@bassw1758 Yeah unfortunately there's always that chance. Probably a dual battery set up with dual 1000 watt motors for the same price 🤣
I’d love to see you compare this to the Philodo H8!
any concerns with service from the company with them being outside the us?
I am in WA- have had a few issues and Lampro, the owner in Montreal, has been the best! Very responsive to emails and calls and overnighted some parts and touch up paint when my bike arrived with some shipping damage. I have been very happy with the professionalism and response time. Don't hesitate to purchase from Fabulous!
Nice!! Wish I had one . Oh wait ,I do have one L O L !! Mine is the Silver bullet colour!! My fenders did NOT come with the supports that you have . wonder why!!
it is a newer model exclusive to the US. it has the torque sensor also. the Canadian site has different specs
Awesome. I wonder how it is on steep hills.
It does well in all wheel drive but in single wheel it doesn't have a ton of torque. I'll be sure to demonstrate in the review video.
Dang that thing is a beast
I love your videos. Please can you advise the exact GPS speedometer that you are using on your iPhone ?
it says the App is by Simple Design Ltd.
it's official the 750s may not have the torque of the 1,000w. But definitely have a higher top speed.
Un isn't that just cause its a 60v? Or is it cause it's gearless?
I'm not sure.. If you put a 1,000 watt Bafang front hub on a Kepler I think it would do 40 mph all day. 30 ah 52V on the rear rack and it would be hard to beat. My bike shows 46.5 mph with no load and going down hill before the motor cuts out. So a second 1,000 watt 33-35 amp controller for the front would give it 3,500 plus peak watts and over 200 Nm of torque.
@@kevinnashskitchen3517 your probably better off with the same 750 that Citizen is using. Seems like every e-bike manufacturer has their own custom wind, but as far as I know Bafang has two different 1000w motors. One says I think it's 06 , the other is the one I have 6.5. the 6.5 only tops out at 29 but it's torque is unparalleled on a mountain bike trail. If you put 2500w to it, it maybe top at 31 or 32. The 06 I know has better top end but I doubt it will hit anywhere near 40. But you can always go in a 5000 w 72 volt direct drive motor.
Shared this video with the wicked/wired group on FB and debating the pros and cons.
I emailed someone Question that I couldn’t find the answer to on their website.
Do you know…
What is the max payload for this bike?
What amp controller is being used?
What is the max payload for the rack?
How long is the warranty?
What is the peak wattage for the 750 motors and what brand are they?
How long before the bike ships after purchasing it?
I know the controllers are 17 amps per motor. I emailed them about it.
So I got a reply to my email Question and this is what they said.
BTW they seem like really nice folks!
We have riders as heavy as 400 pounds on the road warrior, so we know it can carry the load.
Are racks are custom made and sit on the frame, the can carry over 100 pounds but i will say for safety sake 50 pounds.
The warranties are 1 year but we give at least a 6 month grace period.
Bike ships next day, if you can buy it that means its in stock.
We build our own motors, as you can see they are powerful and quiet, we have been working 3 years for these to be running so well. Everyone keeps asking us about controllers amps but we focus on making better motors that kick ass even with only dual 17amp controllers. They peak over 1200watts but if you see the video we hit 40mph.
Wired uses a Hengtai motor which i am very familiar with, it is powerful, i really like them but they are noisy especially the metal gear ones.
I like the freedom bike but dual motor bikes are just the best ride anyone can ever want, the lag free acceleration is amazing.
i am sure you will love both bikes and i am routing for Wired as a company to succeed as they have the same attitude we posses as Fabulous.
@@dalewomble218 wow they seem like super nice and genuine people. Definitely peaks my interest more with their response!
The web site didn't list accessories , I need so bags and maybe trailer , racks and such
You should compare the wired ebike with the fabulous ebike. Single motor setup is nice for simplicity, less weight and better range. Dual motors use a lot of energy on the battery. 24ah is enough for a single motor setup but for dual motors it needs more ah's. I have a dual motor ebike with a total of 35ah batteries and it sucks the life out of my packs. Would like to see a range test on dual motors only and see what kind of range you get. I'm assuming around 20miles.
Fabulous also offers this bike with a single 1000 watt hub motor setup. Awesome choice for those of us that may think these dual motors are a bit too much.
I have the emx extreme US version and I get 60 plus miles in pedal assist 1 per charge. I haven't don't a throttle only test yet but I am willing to say you will get more than 20 pretty easy.
Yeah this really has me 2nd guessing my decision on preordering The wired freedom. I really want to know if it can handle hill climbing as well as the freedom can. I hate it not full suspension but really like the torque sensors.
@dalewomble218 the emx extreme 60v dual motor can definitely handle hills. I live in a very hilly area. These go right up the hills with ease
@dalewomble218 if you want suspension and that matters more to you then you may not like the emx extreme dual motor but if power and torque for hills is needed this bike may be for you.
I'm doing 38 on a dual hub 1000w Philodo H8... running at 48v@22Ah and I'm 270lbs!
Very nice bike good video bud
thanks!
Was this speed test conducted using both motors, or a single motor?
Both motors
Finally, torque sensor PAS!!
Nice! I wonder what dual 1000w geared hub motors would do on the road, and up hills in particular.
These fabulous bikes will climb hills I have one. The emx extreme awd and it will climb any hill that I put in front of it. These videos are deceiving when you see the hills they are much bigger than they look and the power you see is real.
@HavePevNoCar is the Ariel Grizzly a top wattage of 1,500 each motor. If so I’m talking about 2,000+ each motor with a bigger Voltage in either 60, or 72 preferably.
@@timothypope5300 just wondering what was your reason(s) to purchase the EMX version instead?
@totoroboto my reson for emx extreme is dual 750 watt and I like the BMX style and the bike itself is a beast climbs hills with ease and I live in a very very hilly area. Another reason is the bike does 35 pretty easy and I have had it above 40mph I hit 42 mph with it. You can tame it down in the settings if need be. Also you can use it with rear motor only. With the push of a button you have all wheel drive. The bike is amazing!!
@@timothypope5300 Thanks for your reply! Sounds like you've got a great bike!
Another great video citizen. Compare the fabulous to the ecells 1500 offroad? How many controllees? Size of controllers? Thx
Ive Never been on an ecell's bike but guess it would probably be stronger off road. The road warrior has one 17amp controller.
@@CitizenCycle925 one 17 amp controller just doesn't sound right. Are you sure about that? The single motor model has a 25 amp controller and a 1000 watt motor. I think living here in Florida I would rather have the single motor. It has the same 24ah battery as the dual motor so it has to have a lot better range and we don't have hills to climb where I'm at. I find it hard to believe that bike is that fast with a 17 amp controller. That just proves that volts make the speed and amps make the torque. That's why the bike doesn't spin that much out of the hole. Veeeerdy intedesting, as Sargent Shultz would say, lol. That may give it improved range also. We shall see. I'm really interested in the single motor version but $2500 is a little steep. I think I need to over volt my ripcurrent bafang G060 750 watt motor with a 60 volt battery and see what happens.
@Randy Pringle Yes I opened up the controller box and there's only one controller in there with 17amp max output, I'll include a pic in the review video. This bike definitely has a lot more top end speed than it does torquie hill climb power, was ok on the hills but nothing like Havoc.
@CitizenCycle 17amp that can't be right. Ecells is 2-52v750watt motors pushing 2200watts with 45amp controller with 29ahs. The fabulous needs 2-60v40amp controller. And they need to fill that whole battery compartment 60v40ahs minimum.
@@mad151maxx4 amps are all about torque, volts make the speed. You can have 72 volts and a 20 amp controller and do 50 mph but it will take a while to get there. Put a 100 amp controller on it and it will do wheelies.
How’s the speed/torque with just the rear motor engaged.
In single motor mode it's very tame. Doesn't ok on flat ground but not enough torque for hills in single motor mode.
Which is more accurate? The bike speedometer or the gps?
Nice bike!!🤙🤙🤙
can you please show the setup menu on the display
I will be sure to include that in the review.
@@CitizenCycle925 awesome
Remove wheels
Replace with 3" wide and 1500 watt gearless hub motor per wheel
Place 2nd 24 amp-hr battery on rear rack.
Now you have a party 😊
Both my BBSHD mid drive bikes with 52v battery will do close to this and seem to accelerate quicker. Could go rogue and go 72v and aftermarket controller and have 50mph speed but the thing to consider when using all those watts to travel high speed which that fat bike consumes in copious amount due to rolling resistance and poor aerodynamics, high watts simply eats through the battery faster.
Plus or minus...this ebike is a truck...it takes about 1200 watts to go 30mph on an ebike. Battery capacity is the achilles heel of all fast ebikes when using big watts.
Thanks for the review. Fun bike for sure.
What is the cost of this unit?
as a content creator, how do i contact an Ebike company to see if they are interested in sending bikes for reviews?
Could you get the onyx rcr and give us a good citizen cycle review
Can you turn the bike on and off with a key ?
I think you found your new favorite bike!!😂 Great review. If I buy another that will be the one.
I searched their website and I can’t find controller size.
17amp
@@CitizenCycle925nominal or max?
Must be something in the tune that's why it doesn't pull as hard off the line as the others
did you raise the handlebars?
They are adjustable and they can go super high. I have them almost all the way up.
No spare battery for sale on the site. I wonder what the price would be, and when it would be available. If a spare battery cannot be purchased, then this bike is a no go for me. Hope that’s not the case. I’m liking what I’m seeing.
Msg them. You can buy stuff from them not advertised.
Can those tires even handle the speed of that bike. I know they are great for off road use but are they even rated for speed like that????
Estimate of the range?
I did arrange test video on this bike. I ran it full blast and it lasted 33 miles.
Thanks. A little lower than I'm looking for. I don't need to go 40. Lol
Is there much of a difference between the US XT and the Canadian X2 (other than one is 24ah and the other 23.4, but does that really make a difference?)
Do you think this is better for uphill climbing than the Wired Freedom?
In my opinion I believe this bike is better than wired freedom for climbing. This is my option only as I own one of these but I don't own a wired freedom. This fabulous bike I have is the emx extreme awd US version and it has no problem going up any hills and I live in a very very steep hilly area. Love this bike!! You wouldn't he disappointed
@@timothypope5300 i reached out to citizen with that question he said no
@markghrist2147 yes I agree. Not the road warrior xt. However I think the emx extreme xt can climb a hills better than the wired freedom!
What are the "nominal" and max amp of the controller?
Only thing it's missing is a rear shock , what a shame , almost a perfect bike .
What is the NM
So will the Wired climb hills better? I'll be riding around Estes Park CO.
No, this dual motor Roadwarrior should outclimb the Wired. But if good climb performance is your top priority and you are willing to give up a little top speed then you may want to look at their 20" dual motor bikes. Smaller diameter wheels help hub motors with acceleration and hill climbing.
I own a fabulous emx extreme awd and the bike climbs hils with ease. If you want hill climbing power and torque your best choice would be a fabulous bike!
Wow! Keep these 34mph plus bikes coming! Your definitely making a sale for one of these companies.
How much is the EV bike shown in this video?
this is the 60v USA version of the Fabulous Road Warrior AWD XT and it's $2,899 USD
Not full suspension!
Nice bike but how is customer service if something goes wrong. How is this compared to the Kepler hope that spelling was right 😅
Kepler customer service is garbage so I can't imagine this is worse. I've had my Kelpler for 9 months and it has only been ridable for 5 of those months so far. Selling it as soon as I get my battery repaired.
Can you pedal that fast or are you ghost pedalling ?
HOLY SHIT THEY SHIP TO NZ!!!
Cost!
That is pretty fast, but could ya peddle at that speed? They often on these fast bikes forget that a person may want to actually peddle and not be like a hamster on a wheel. I upgraded my Philodo AWD ebike and I can now stay in the peddles all the way to 35 top speed. I think the bike has the power but they set the limit :(
It's all about the voltage for speed. Add a high amp controller and you do wheelies, lol. But you also eat batteries.🤔
SOOOO, has anyone heard of 'Spoke Failure?' my son and I were riding yesterday afternoon on our local bike trail, when I was riding behind him, he has a regular mountain bike, I have my e bike. He was going slow, about 7-8 miles/hr (12 km/hr) when he stood up to get more power to get up a hill when his front tire just gave out. It looks like he hit a truck at full speed, that's how bent the tire was. We called a cab and it's a good thing I had my tools, we needed to remove the tire to fit it into the taxi. We took it straight back to the store we bought it from, it's still under the 90 days return, so we are going to exchange it for an e bike they have there. They should allow the exchange considering they will get more money after the exchange, they have the bike in the store already, the manager wasn't there yesterday, so we have an appointment this morning to discuss the front tire and the exchange.
If you live near middle or south west Ohio I'd love to meet in public and try it . There aren't any show rooms .
If given the option, would you choose this over the Wired Freedom?
Man this is my question… tough call! This looks like it’s better than the wicked? It also scares me having two motors but I haven’t had an e-bike. Is two motors good or does it just leave more room for error?
Lol, good thing you have a MC endorsement on your license, lol 😆 🤣
Torque/cadence is like the one on juiced rip current s
This is why you dont buy ebikes with dual 48v 15ah 22amp controller boasting a 1000w motor... power hungry motor with low juice to power it.
This bike is a beast from fabulous but amagine fabulous seperated this bike's system that would doubled its battery and controller 🎉 Looks like a new project for @citizencycle ?
I emailed on Friday and these motors are each powered by a 17 amp controller.
@@independentmind85 wow only 17amps? Can it handle higher amp controllers, 60v batteries and displays
@@Goesriding I'm not sure, but I was sort of surprised they were so low.
Can't wait for someone to show an ebike any ebike going up hill off road in the woods it's like you are all afraid to give a traction review. Just speed everything is not just about speed
Bikes like this will lead to more ebike scrutiny and more laws/restrictions. Before long, licensing for Ll😂
For 2900 just get a surron
talaria sting r even better
40 is too fast for a bike. Speed isn't everything
Save the children!
Just because it goes 40 doesn't mean you'd hardly ever go that speed. My car actually goes much faster than my local laws allow too and I handle it just fine.
@@fritzkabeano1969 save the whales!
For $3k, it better hit 40. One can buy a decent used car for that
Do not purchase this bike. Horrible customer service! The bike broke down within 2 weeks and the owner cussed to me several times. Do not buy.
ECELLS is better than that
Just get a motorcycle...bicycles generally are not made to go at those speeds...🤔😊