I love mine, but the range is considerably less than 20 miles if you don't pedal at all. It's actually around half that, but it's difficult to know since the battery display shows only red, yellow and green. A bike this heavy isn't going to be enjoyable to pedal even in an emergency, so when it's into the yellow it's time to head back. Despite the low slung look, you need to be around 5'6" to get the tip of your toe on the ground at a stoplight. Oh, lest I forget, that so called pedal assist button will get you killed. It's only the one speed, which feels like 85% throttle. I had to disable mine.
Actually that's a 350 watt hub it's even stamped on the motor as a 350 watt, We have a couple of them at our shop right now. With 12amp hr. And no you cannot adjust that to 25 mph. You would have to have at least a 500 watt motor to do that. 20 to 21 miles an hour is as fast as you are going to get a 350 watt or 250w motor unless you massively over voltage then the life of that motor will be extremely short
I have this bike in black. I always thought the rear drum brake was really just a renaming of the standard band brakes that are on trikes and do almost nothing. When I took the rear wheel off, yes, it is actually a drum brake. I got some Maxxis tires for it, they're kind of baby balloon tires. Fit on small rims but very wide to be a bit easier on bumps since where I ride our streets are really crappy and the bike bath down the main road was built after all the businesses were established so every drive you have to cross the curb is just roughly cut out on either side and makes for a large bumps. Aside from that I installed a battery box to run a Klaxon horn for traffic and some LED lights to light the bike up at night. Absolutely love this bike, it's become my daily rider so I only resort to the electric trike for grocery runs and icy conditions.
My Nako ebike hydroplaned on the street. I have a broken leg and arm due to my ebike wreck. The ebike hydroplaned and I will not ride it again. I have a mountain ebike that is safe for the wet pavement.
@@jamesceraso4801 Then I'd be looking for what's wrong, not "I'll never ride it again!". either the road conditions sucked or the tires sucked, but junking a bike because it skidded is just a waste.
I don’t feel that way with mine. It’s very smooth with level one assist and transitioning up is awesome. I thought I would be terrified of it but not at all. I have balance issues since a spinal injury but this is so easy to ride. One thing though, don’t try to walk it out of the garage with the key in ride position cause the throttle is activated from that position and for a second tries to kick in, lol! It startled me at first
I believe this bike has drum rear brakes, also known as expansion brakes. Nakto uses that type on a number of their ebikes. Only the Nakto Sky mark has that type of brake on the front wheel.
I have this Nako ebike and I hydroplaned on the street. I broke my arm and broke my knee cap. I suggest you don't get the Nako ebike because of my ebike wreck. I guess the back tire is not made for wet pavement.
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NAKTO 26" City Electric Bicycle & Assisted Bicycle
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Great Review!!! Thank you. One question... you mentioned that you got a great price. Please advise what price and where I can get it. Thanks.
2 years later… update review? Still riding it?
Love my. Nakto electric bike
Love mine, except for cheap front light.
It doesn’t come with a pump for the tires, right? Thank you!
The bike look nice and easy on the eyes + wallet. Now that you mentioned it has the Bafang motor, I might just buy one.
I was very hesitant to buy one but I absolutely love it. I am at maximum weight and it is no problem for this bike!I love it.
I just got this bike and had a really hard time putting it together I think the set up of it may have changed since this video was made
I love mine, but the range is considerably less than 20 miles if you don't pedal at all. It's actually around half that, but it's difficult to know since the battery display shows only red, yellow and green. A bike this heavy isn't going to be enjoyable to pedal even in an emergency, so when it's into the yellow it's time to head back. Despite the low slung look, you need to be around 5'6" to get the tip of your toe on the ground at a stoplight. Oh, lest I forget, that so called pedal assist button will get you killed. It's only the one speed, which feels like 85% throttle. I had to disable mine.
Thank you very much for this video. Very helpful
Actually that's a 350 watt hub it's even stamped on the motor as a 350 watt, We have a couple of them at our shop right now. With 12amp hr. And no you cannot adjust that to 25 mph. You would have to have at least a 500 watt motor to do that. 20 to 21 miles an hour is as fast as you are going to get a 350 watt or 250w motor unless you massively over voltage then the life of that motor will be extremely short
I have a 250 watt nakto electric bike in white I love 💕😘 it gets you going where ever you want
Thanks for the review. I am doing some investigation and this seem like it would be a great fit for myself and the Mrs.
I have this bike in black. I always thought the rear drum brake was really just a renaming of the standard band brakes that are on trikes and do almost nothing. When I took the rear wheel off, yes, it is actually a drum brake. I got some Maxxis tires for it, they're kind of baby balloon tires. Fit on small rims but very wide to be a bit easier on bumps since where I ride our streets are really crappy and the bike bath down the main road was built after all the businesses were established so every drive you have to cross the curb is just roughly cut out on either side and makes for a large bumps. Aside from that I installed a battery box to run a Klaxon horn for traffic and some LED lights to light the bike up at night. Absolutely love this bike, it's become my daily rider so I only resort to the electric trike for grocery runs and icy conditions.
I don't ride in the snow are 🍨🍨🍨🍨 ice
My Nako ebike hydroplaned on the street. I have a broken leg and arm due to my ebike wreck. The ebike hydroplaned and I will not ride it again. I have a mountain ebike that is safe for the wet pavement.
@@jamesceraso4801 Much like cars you need to ride for the weather conditions.
@@panzerwolf494It was just sprinkling rain.
@@jamesceraso4801 Then I'd be looking for what's wrong, not "I'll never ride it again!". either the road conditions sucked or the tires sucked, but junking a bike because it skidded is just a waste.
I have a question. Does it feel as if you are being pushed from behind?
I don’t feel that way with mine. It’s very smooth with level one assist and transitioning up is awesome. I thought I would be terrified of it but not at all. I have balance issues since a spinal injury but this is so easy to ride. One thing though, don’t try to walk it out of the garage with the key in ride position cause the throttle is activated from that position and for a second tries to kick in, lol! It startled me at first
I believe this bike has drum rear brakes, also known as expansion brakes. Nakto uses that type on a number of their ebikes. Only the Nakto Sky mark has that type of brake on the front wheel.
I just bought one I love it 🥰 but another color mine is beige
I have this Nako ebike and I hydroplaned on the street. I broke my arm and broke my knee cap. I suggest you don't get the Nako ebike because of my ebike wreck. I guess the back tire is not made for wet pavement.
Cool 😎😎😎
They pay you to sat that that’s way