Great reviews. #1 Portola is what the family needs. Half of the girls need an a 27" inseam, so that makes it almost impossible to find with quality builds. I can agree with the selection and will let you know after a ride. Thank you.
Be aware of Portola code error 25, it’s generated when applying hydraulic brake levers and the safety feature braking power cut-off after releasing the brake levers is not restoring neither PAS or throttle power when continuing pedaling. So being sometimes intermittent error, it can progress to permanent power lost regardless of whatever is done including by your local bike shop. It was very unfortunate that Portola left me powerless in the middle of your trip, but this happened to me, hopefully will not happen to you?
Hi, Thanks for the great reviews! Which one would you recommend for the senior citizen who plans to visit all of our National Parks in a class B RV? (Too specific?) 😊
@BlueMonkeyBicycles I'm looking at a bike rack, but was thinking a folding bike might be better to store in the rig. I'll take a recommendation on both if offered.
For a folding eBike, I would go light weight, perhaps the Lectric XP lite or the Qualisports Nemo. If you want more features, you could pick mostly anything from this video. If you're getting a bike rack for the car, I would also consider a full sized eBike. Full sized often fits better on a bike rack, and they are generally more pleasant to ride. If you haven't already, you can watch our list here: th-cam.com/video/wCwMrgPBNC0/w-d-xo.html
I've been researching for like a week now. How come the Luckeep and EUY are not here. They are far cheaper and have bigger batteries. Can you please advise on them?
what about the evercross ek6? I wish there was more reviews on it. I def want to check out a cple of the bikes mentioned though but I did just order the evercross and first e bike for me.
not quite sure what all the criteria is to rank all these bikes. how do they all compare with each other when it comes to: weight? range? single or dual motors? voltage/power? mechanical or hydraulic brakes? do they stay folded well or come apart?
Ever looked at a jaison x hunter? Specs look great for the money
Great reviews. #1 Portola is what the family needs. Half of the girls need an a 27" inseam, so that makes it almost impossible to find with quality builds. I can agree with the selection and will let you know after a ride. Thank you.
Be aware of Portola code error 25, it’s generated when applying hydraulic brake levers and the safety feature braking power cut-off after releasing the brake levers is not restoring neither PAS or throttle power when continuing pedaling.
So being sometimes intermittent error, it can progress to permanent power lost regardless of whatever is done including by your local bike shop. It was very unfortunate that Portola left me powerless in the middle of your trip, but this happened to me, hopefully will not happen to you?
I love my portola great bike very fast and the paint is awesome 👍
June 2024 Lectric’s Lite model 2.0 dropped. Worth another look.
The Wildeway FW11 is $799 (tax and shipping incl.). It goes 30mph throttle only and has 48v 32amp battery.
Hi, Thanks for the great reviews! Which one would you recommend for the senior citizen who plans to visit all of our National Parks in a class B RV? (Too specific?) 😊
Will you be traveling with a bike rack on the back of the car, or keep them folded up and stored inside?
@BlueMonkeyBicycles I'm looking at a bike rack, but was thinking a folding bike might be better to store in the rig. I'll take a recommendation on both if offered.
For a folding eBike, I would go light weight, perhaps the Lectric XP lite or the Qualisports Nemo. If you want more features, you could pick mostly anything from this video.
If you're getting a bike rack for the car, I would also consider a full sized eBike. Full sized often fits better on a bike rack, and they are generally more pleasant to ride. If you haven't already, you can watch our list here: th-cam.com/video/wCwMrgPBNC0/w-d-xo.html
good list Mike . prices are indeed coming way down this year . especially on high speed Ebikes i find .
I'm quite excited about prices, this range is super competitive.
What would you put at top 3?
@@BlueMonkeyBicycles honorable mention take top spot . REI's non folder . i'd love that
I've been researching for like a week now. How come the Luckeep and EUY are not here. They are far cheaper and have bigger batteries. Can you please advise on them?
I’m looking for a fast e bike with a storage spot where I could put a basket in the back for my stuff!
Any good ideas for a reasonable price!? 😊
Have you done any reviews on the Burcha Fat Tire Folding ebike
what about the evercross ek6? I wish there was more reviews on it. I def want to check out a cple of the bikes mentioned though but I did just order the evercross and first e bike for me.
Have you reviewed Burchda fat tire folding ebike
not quite sure what all the criteria is to rank all these bikes. how do they all compare with each other when it comes to: weight? range? single or dual motors? voltage/power? mechanical or hydraulic brakes? do they stay folded well or come apart?
We use a combination of electric motion data and the mulsuge scale.
What do you think of the new velotric fold 1
u still didnt mention the best foladble bike which is the engwe ep2 pro
Is the engwe l20 2.0 the only ebike out there that has 52v?
There's a lot more. Juiced had a lot
@@BlueMonkeyBicycles under $1000
I learned from experience, buy a bike that you can have fixed somewhere near you.
The cyrusher bandit can’t be found for $999
It was at the time of publishing
I'm interested
Do tell
26nin tires
Hi , hope your well, do you have a new Tesla channel where we can get your views on same? Or maybe you need a break from that 😅
Thanks Brian. I have no plans for any electric car news show.
Ride up Portola?
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@@BlueMonkeyBicycles Just wondering what you think of it as it seems to be getting good reviews and is under $1000.
Did you watch the video?
Not sure how I missed that. Apologies.