Full Send Off-Road Review of The 72V Street Legal NIU XQi3 eBike

Click Here To Check It Out: geni.us/NiuXQi3
The NIU XQi3 is one of the first 72V eBikes / eMotos that you can actually register for riding on the street. It comes with a VIN #, Turn Signals and a plate frame and there's also a lot of magic and paperwork manufactures have to deal with to help make that possible. This is a really big deal as many local law enforcement agencies have started to really crack down on riding these types of bikes on the street.
The NIU XQi3 is also packed with technology that flows through it's super bright, colorful TFT display. You can take calls, track lap times, routes and much more. There are also a ton of built in safety features making this bike a great place to start for anyone getting into this market. Especially for the sub $5,000 USD price.
NIU is a huge company that has tons of experience manufacturing lots of different types of PEV's so you have the piece of mind knowing that you are buying from a highly reputable company that has been around for a very long time.
0:00 INTROS
1:16 TOP SPEED & ACCELERATION
3:19 SPECS & FEATURES
4:26 OFF ROAD TEST
8:37 RANGE
9:32 PROS & CONS
11:39 FINAL THOUGHTS

[@tonyheisenberg7587]

The speedometer animation was a very good idea and something I was waiting for a while for YTbers reviewing "e-stuff" to start doing, good job!

[@RiderGuide]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mattkaye784]

Pretty rad that you can actually register it to ride on the street without fear of johnny law impounding your bike!

[@Soeks77]

Cops reallt could give a shit I ride in the middle of the road on my talaria xxx w no issues. The yz85 tho, I’ve had to run a few times on that bike

[@CadillacCoopdaville23]

@@Soeks77sure but legally they can if they feel like it

[@Soeks77]

@@CadillacCoopdaville23 yes, if they feel like it tho just hop on the sidewalk and disappear down a trail

[@imglidinhere]

This is pretty nice NGL

[@RiderGuide]

Agreed. It may not be the fastest but the fact that it’s legit street legal and from a big reputable company is very valuable.

[@modernstyle558]

Like it very much

[@LMV123]

I wanna see the review of the ERide pro ss next!

[@RiderGuide]

We have some fun content coming up with the ERIDE PRO SS soon. Let us know if there is anything specific you want us to cover that you haven’t seen on TH-cam yet. Stay tuned! 🤘

[@LMV123]

@@RiderGuideI haven’t seen anyone talk about aftermarket power upgrades (battery, controller, motor)

[@RiderGuide]

Gotcha covered! We will be getting the brand new EBMX controller for it and will do some before and after acceleration tests with dragy verified GPS data. 😎

[@LMV123]

@@RiderGuide let’s gooo! 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥

[@teddy_123.]

NICE

[@RiderGuide]

😎

[@matthewm7666]

That's awesome that the battery comes out. I wish I would see that more on bikes and scooter. Also glad to see it is street legal.
Are there other street legal electric motorcycles like this with larger removable batteries? Anything that can go 40 miles repeatedly on a mix of 50 and 35 mph roads?

[@garrywilliams714]

Solar Eclipse 2.0

[@economicfusion6065]

I like this and the solar eclipse 2.0. Id prefer the larger battery in the solar eclipse though.

[@RiderGuide]

Eclipse is awesome for sure!

[@sptheartist1803]

How tall are you boss?

[@RiderGuide]

5-11

[@brentcollins9727]

Do you like this as much as you liked that Super 73 the other day? 😂😂😂

[@RiderGuide]

👀

[@longrove5710]

That's way too tall (34.5 in seat height) for such a low powered bike.

[@RiderGuide]

Definitely on the tall side but could be good for taller riders that are more beginner/ intermediate status perhaps.

[@yournumberonepal]

That's a typical dirt bike height though.

[@GhostTheAssassin]

Interesting E-Bike up until you read that the road legal version is restricted even further to 30mph

[@RiderGuide]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@CadillacCoopdaville23]

Maybe a way to unlock its full potential

[@yournumberonepal]

I would totally lose that NFC card.

[@RiderGuide]

Hopefully not!