just got my Wired Freedom this past Friday, picked it up and drove it home 26 miles (i live in Illinois). a bit intimidating because it's a big bike but i'll tell you guys, it's a MONSTER! was keeping up with traffic. setup my rear suspension with a wired user here on youtube, i highly recommend filling the shock to your weight/riding style...makes a noticeable difference. also installed origin8 supercell's, i prefer them over the kenda's but lost about 1.5 mph in top speed which makes no sense to me HOWEVER the kenda's top out at 30psi vs the origin's at 20psi so maybe that's why. i'm actually excited to commute to work daily now!
@stoffel6348 I love the size. I wanted a big bite, though. It makes me feel more confident and visible on the road. But yeah, she is a big girl The weight is manageable though I like that she has a little bit of mass behind her...lol
@danpahl5257 awesome I'm excited for you I absolutely love mine I look forward to Taking a rip on it every chance I get. En. Joy your bike and as always safety first
@sonofevil77 I keep getting the same question and all I can say is... I don't notice a wobble per say but I can feel the difference in weight when the back battery is in... only in the turns but as with everything you get used to how your bike handles Thanks for the question
@sonofevil77 Yeah I set mine up for my weight which was easy because I weight 165 And it's pretty much already set up for my weight.Just a little tweaking here and there
@danpahl5257 Thanks glad you like our videos stay safe my daughter and I have a great time together making them so I really appreciate the time you gave to watch and comment
You gave your daughter a ride on the newer wired , the rack is not a child seat, it’s rated for 50 pounds and with the rear battery you reduced it to 38 pounds , your daughter is definitely weight more than 50 pnds. With no foot rest you are very irresponsible to put your daughter on a E-bike. I noticed you turned off comments on that video giving your daughter a ride, don’t say safety first first when it’s clearly not, get helmets , you can be prosecuted for being irresponsible child endangerment. We have video of it.
I rode this bike for 60 miles mostly in PAS1. I had 39 percent battery when I returned home. This is an awsome bike.
just got my Wired Freedom this past Friday, picked it up and drove it home 26 miles (i live in Illinois). a bit intimidating because it's a big bike but i'll tell you guys, it's a MONSTER! was keeping up with traffic. setup my rear suspension with a wired user here on youtube, i highly recommend filling the shock to your weight/riding style...makes a noticeable difference. also installed origin8 supercell's, i prefer them over the kenda's but lost about 1.5 mph in top speed which makes no sense to me HOWEVER the kenda's top out at 30psi vs the origin's at 20psi so maybe that's why. i'm actually excited to commute to work daily now!
@benhartland4708 I'm so happy for you stay safe out there and enjoy the ride 😀
@@Thisis4theByrds thanks man likewise!
Got mine yesterday! Boy, its bigger than i thought lol. Shes a beast! I love it!❤ seems like i rode it forever and only dropped to 88%
@stoffel6348 So excited for you I love mine I try to find reasons to ride her everyday store, drive-thru etc..lol
@stoffel6348 I love the size. I wanted a big bite, though. It makes me feel more confident and visible on the road.
But yeah, she is a big girl The weight is manageable though I like that she has a little bit of mass behind her...lol
@@Thisis4theByrds I almost went to the drive thru but chickend out 🤣
Pretty funny intro!
I have a blue freedom on the way, waiting patiently!
@danpahl5257 awesome I'm excited for you I absolutely love mine I look forward to Taking a rip on it every chance I get. En.
Joy your bike and as always safety first
B roll lol
Hope you're enjoying the bike!
@johns5504 Thanks I love it .. I appreciate the time you spent to watch B-roll NOW!.. LOL🤪
You have a wobble? They are going crazy over this.
@sonofevil77 I keep getting the same question and all I can say is... I don't notice a wobble per say but I can feel the difference in weight when the back battery is in... only in the turns but as with everything you get used to how your bike handles Thanks for the question
@@Thisis4theByrds when I get my bike I'm going to play with suspension settings and see what's what.
@sonofevil77 Yeah I set mine up for my weight which was easy because I weight 165 And it's pretty much already set up for my weight.Just a little tweaking here and there
You guys are funny! Love your videos!
@danpahl5257 Thanks glad you like our videos stay safe my daughter and I have a great time together making them so I really appreciate the time you gave to watch and comment
Nice !
@brett7740 " Nice".Hope that's about my bike and my humor LO.L Thanks for the love Have an awesome day and as always safety first
@@Thisis4theByrds Yes sir!
You gave your daughter a ride on the newer wired , the rack is not a child seat, it’s rated for 50 pounds and with the rear battery you reduced it to 38 pounds , your daughter is definitely weight more than 50 pnds. With no foot rest you are very irresponsible to put your daughter on a E-bike. I noticed you turned off comments on that video giving your daughter a ride, don’t say safety first first when it’s clearly not, get helmets , you can be prosecuted for being irresponsible child endangerment. We have video of it.
@DaveGonzales-qz4ks it's a very sturdy rack that's what we were Demonstrating for another viewer
@DaveGonzales-qz4ks I never turned off anything comments are always welcome
Jeebus Karen, calm your tits. Just don't watch if you don't like it.
The ultimate Karen right here. "You can be prosecuted" Good Lord, get a life.
@@DaveGonzales-qz4ks for real, just dont watch if you dont like it, weird