That frame design is actually quite nice, it retains the old school lugs look. And the fact that you can dismantle it and access the battery is important.
I really want to see removeable batteries become the standard. A lot of people that want ebikes live in cities, and that means having to take it upstairs to charge it every few days. Yet they design them for people living in single family homes
Good point but most people would store this where you normally leave your bike, the only thing is now it must also be charged there. Harder for apartment users.
@@Techtablets well checked on the laptop and now checked on an Android phone and the bike would cost me €1603,877 . Seems like there is something that calculates the price based on the location as I could see dollars for a second and then it switches to €. I'll mail them as it is a bit strange.
@@Techtablets Received a quick and nice response from them that they will address this. There is a company that I enquired about stock and they haven't answered in over a week so this was a pleasant surprise.
@@bindingcurve Why ... do you believe they a big and expensive? A Sturmey Archer SRF 3 costs around USD 100, a 5 speed Shimano Nexus SC-C7000 E-Bike version costs around USD 250. It would be no technical issue integrating them.
This one can't do steep climbs without doing that no as it only has 250W and no gears. But I've covered many that rocket up climbs with no issues as they have 750W - 1000W motors. I have an eBike with twin 1000w motors that aced the climb test I was accelerating up this same steep hill.
That frame design is actually quite nice, it retains the old school lugs look. And the fact that you can dismantle it and access the battery is important.
Yes it’s a good thing to be able to get to the battery
I really want to see removeable batteries become the standard. A lot of people that want ebikes live in cities, and that means having to take it upstairs to charge it every few days. Yet they design them for people living in single family homes
Good point but most people would store this where you normally leave your bike, the only thing is now it must also be charged there. Harder for apartment users.
They might need to change the Euro prices on the website or is it only me seeing a crazy amount of digits?
I think it looked normal to me?
@@Techtablets well checked on the laptop and now checked on an Android phone and the bike would cost me €1603,877 . Seems like there is something that calculates the price based on the location as I could see dollars for a second and then it switches to €. I'll mail them as it is a bit strange.
Ah I see what you mean one to many decimal places there it's not rounding up. It's 1603.88.
@@Techtablets Received a quick and nice response from them that they will address this. There is a company that I enquired about stock and they haven't answered in over a week so this was a pleasant surprise.
Nice review as always it better than the Tenways ebike you reviewed?
The frame and design is better. Similar range and ride with the Gates Carbon Belt.
any idea what the default password of the computer is? Great review as always.
Did you find out what it was? Looking myself
This bike looks like on of the better ones
What is the process for when the batteries die completely and have to be replaced?
A few boots and slide it out of the frame
Please review the Super73 ebikes they look great
Maybe one day I will
There is an additional battery for it right?
Yes one that looks like a bottle and you plug it in to double the battery capacity I think.
yep another thoughtful good made bike overall
Yes it's great when I do cover these really good ebikes.
I think it would be better if it had the gears... Looks awesome though.
Gears would help with climbs but it’s more of a city bike without steep hills type.
@@Techtablets yeah i know but even cities have hills and steep climbs lmao... looks very good tho and excellent quality.
You’ll certainly get fit as I mentioned apart from the climbing ability of this bike the rest is very good.
Is it possible to add gears as I have many hills
You would have to change the whole drivetrain and replace the belt setup.
Wow nice find mate!
Yes this one’s a good bike if you don’t have to climb big hills all the time or you’ll get fit doing it.
Peace be upon you, a beautiful bike. I think it is a sports and mountain bike .😎
It’s a very nice bike but definitely a city/road bike style not mountain with these wheels and no suspension.
@@Techtablets Thank you 👌👍
Please review alldocube iplay 40 5G (dimensity 720)
I'll see if they can send me one to review it.
If at least a 3 speed internal gear hub ...
That would have been perfect for it.
It would require a mid drive and now you are talking MONEY.
@@bindingcurve It is time for a rear drive engine with integrated 3 or 5 speed hub.
@@krollpeter OK, get on that and make it small and cheap enough for a bike.
@@bindingcurve Why ... do you believe they a big and expensive?
A Sturmey Archer SRF 3 costs around USD 100, a 5 speed Shimano Nexus SC-C7000 E-Bike version costs around USD 250. It would be no technical issue integrating them.
I think you'd enjoy Not Just Bikes' videos
Okay I’ll have to check them out.
I'd probably get this to impress a female biker!😅 The lack of gears could give it away.😅
Haha
When I see ebike that can't do hills without standing up. You know it's a trash ebike. Only point of having ebike is hills killing.
This one can't do steep climbs without doing that no as it only has 250W and no gears. But I've covered many that rocket up climbs with no issues as they have 750W - 1000W motors. I have an eBike with twin 1000w motors that aced the climb test I was accelerating up this same steep hill.
Until you have to take it up a flight of stairs.