I have a 48 volt 500 watt hub 3:56 motor ,with fat tire disc brake wheels and frame with handle bars . I haven't a seat /controller or battery, handles,and cables,, but I am a person who is all heart when it comes right down to it ! Where to turn from where I'm at. I could use some guidance on how to solve this issue, so that I may ride again !❤
Great question. This one actually feels quite fast to me. I think the smaller diameter wheels really help the acceleration. As far as jumps, I think it's easily strong enough, it feels very well built, it doesn't have suspension, so your limbs are going to act as the shock absorbers, but the fat tires do have some give. Those fat tires are amazing for trails though!
Not yet. But I do plan to get that type of content up. I haven't scheduled it yet. Is there something specific you want to know? Or are you just looking for more, and different content?
@Peter Lowe One have you found any way? when I bout it a year+ ago it was going 20 but is now topping out at 16, I'm looking for a way to ramp it back up or just up in general.
@@skittlesgreen7368 Check to make sure the tire size in the display still matches what you have in the bike. Other than that, you may have to check with your service team at your dealer.
@@PeterLoweOne I ride a Raleigh Mustang Elite (road/gravel eBike, UK spec) which has good battery range and an 8-cog derailleur, but is quite a long bike. Fast on the roads and great for longer rides. This one looks mor compact for the shorter runs.
I'm not sure what you're saying? I'm not that strong, and it's not too bad to move around. Certainly not for everyone... but not impossible for many people.
Very interesting review, For those want full service it's a good option.
I’m trying to find a charger for it. What charger would you recommend?
I only trust the recommended charger which would be Pedego's charger. I'd talk to a dealer to get one.
I have a 48 volt 500 watt hub 3:56 motor ,with fat tire disc brake wheels and frame with handle bars . I haven't a seat /controller or battery, handles,and cables,, but I am a person who is all heart when it comes right down to it ! Where to turn from where I'm at. I could use some guidance on how to solve this issue, so that I may ride again !❤
I'm stoked between Element and Avenue. Avenue better for long distance, Element - comfort and fun. I no shur what better for me.🙈
Would you say this is a fairly fast bike? And how well does it fair off-road could I take it to trails with small jumps?
Great question. This one actually feels quite fast to me. I think the smaller diameter wheels really help the acceleration. As far as jumps, I think it's easily strong enough, it feels very well built, it doesn't have suspension, so your limbs are going to act as the shock absorbers, but the fat tires do have some give. Those fat tires are amazing for trails though!
@@PeterLoweOneit maxes out at 20mph
Peter, did you ever do a followup video on the PEDEGO Avenue? I may buy the Avenue. You were going to do some GoPro test ride footage?
Not yet. But I do plan to get that type of content up. I haven't scheduled it yet. Is there something specific you want to know? Or are you just looking for more, and different content?
@@PeterLoweOne Just looking for more content on the bike. Not very many reviews out there yet.
@@HackHunter1835 Yeah, I noticed the same thing. I'll try to get something up soon!
How about a Juiced Rip racer comparison 😁
Great presentation!
I have the elements.
How do you de restric it?
Thank you.
I think there's a way in the menu. Changing the wheel size may also do the trick. I'm going to have to play with things to see if there is a setting.
@@PeterLoweOne Great please lmk your findings on this.
I love riding my Pedego Elements had it for 1 year already.
@Peter Lowe One have you found any way? when I bout it a year+ ago it was going 20 but is now topping out at 16, I'm looking for a way to ramp it back up or just up in general.
@@skittlesgreen7368 Check to make sure the tire size in the display still matches what you have in the bike. Other than that, you may have to check with your service team at your dealer.
@@PeterLoweOne I did some research and me having it on 28 is actually the problem, bumping it down to 16 got me back to 20-22mph
Can a child’s seat be put on the back rack?
I'm almost positive that you can.
Quite like the look of this one, even at 6ft4in.
It would fit you! This bike is simple and fun!
@@PeterLoweOne I ride a Raleigh Mustang Elite (road/gravel eBike, UK spec) which has good battery range and an 8-cog derailleur, but is quite a long bike. Fast on the roads and great for longer rides.
This one looks mor compact for the shorter runs.
50 lbs throwing around if your Arnold really?
I'm not sure what you're saying? I'm not that strong, and it's not too bad to move around. Certainly not for everyone... but not impossible for many people.
If only your bald head was in the shot.... 🤣 I could have learned so much more. Great Review!
Hahaha!
Doesn't look like a BMX bike at all
No, it doesn't. Not in person. It's a larger, more adult friendly size and the fat tires really help with traction on all types of terrain.
1st
Every time!! Thanks for watching!