Riese & Muller eBike Factory Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- We take a tour around Riese & Muller's brand new state of the art eBike factory in Germany with Heiko Müller.
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That is where my future bike is at now😊🎉
I like watching these bikes in production
I have a R&M Charger. Fantastic bike.
Most certainly is!!!
First Brompton was produced in 03/06/1976.
I’m in Tokyo for the first time. Loads of ebikes here.
What are the brand's you see there.
Humble man .
This more of an interview , than a “tour “ of the factory .
Where the frames were made? It seems that the they only doing assembly in the factory.
Paul Benedict : The frames are manufactured by Pacific Cycles in Taiwan.
@@Merseysiderful why is this bike so expensive if they made frames in Taiwan
Yeah same for me I was wondering where all these parts in the frames are made and you know Asia and they over here trying to sell the bike for $7000.you're right b******* expensive bikes for no reason
Love your videos, what you are doing and love you as a person ! By the way, shouldn't it be "brought" and not "bought" (bring vs buy) ?
Thank you! There are plenty more to come! Good spot, our eBike knowledge slightly tops our grammar!
Please share the instructions how can i adf additional battery on Raise and Muller Nevo 3 on the frame
Passion. I’m looking to buy my first ebike. We don’t have anyone that sells R&M bikes in my home town / city. I am still looking to buy one though. I think it will be worth travelling to test drive and hopefully buy one. Im unsure will I be going for a roadster, a delite or the new urban range due out this summer.
Where are you based? Yes of course, we'd be happy to accommodate you!
@@FullychargedUK that’s very kind of you. I live in Ireland. Have to say that your reviews have been a great help.
Going to have a test drive tomorrow. Thanks for all your help. 👍
Uhh. Had a Bionix motor back in the day. It was a nightmare.
Thank god, these early e- bike days are over.
Now I bet you all those components are all from Asia parts from other overseas
Production line from hell. Bet they do 8 hour shifts with 30 mins for lunch.
I would compare R&M not to Bentley and Rolls, but rather the British Leyland line of yore (as regards reliability and repair network).
Nice bikes just to slow get rid of the speed restriction you'll see your sales double
This has always been available, but one must register the bike and put a small license plate on it. Not worth it.
@@thelinthicums3295 I must be lucky where I live in NY the police I have talked to are not interested in speed classes of bikes and they said they definitely wont be enforcing them laws. We got 50 some shootings this year you think we're going to waste time on that is what they told me
Talking heads, Talking heads, Talking heads and Talking heads. How about a photo or two of what these two guys are talking about?
Thanks for getting in touch Uncle George... we're slightly confused as to your answer here. From our side we see a detailed conversation between Ben, our Founder, and the Founder of Riese & Müller, Heiko Müller?
@@FullychargedUK An advantage of doing videos is that when someone refers to this or that a picture or even motion video can be shown whilst they continue their conversation. The title inferred a "Factory Tour".
Founder?
I do love my R&M Supercharger. But I'd sure love it more if it'd received even an iota of proper support from the factory after I got it, e.g. when it became apparent that the rear rack had been manufactured incorrectly, with it bent out of alignment, requiring the fender mounting hole to be expanded just to keep the fender from being misaligned and rubbing on the tire, and even after that of course the rack doesn't sit straight on the bike.
For nearly $10K, seems like a bike ought to be built right.
Oh, and man the audio mix on this video is terrible. Music supposed to be in the background, level way too high, making it nearly impossible to understand what's being said.
Was that Joe Dirt??
Yeah why don't you let people know where these frames are made at like that we can know where the frames are made with these frames are made at
350 a day x 253 working days is 88,550 a year .. thought it was more.
Mark Wahlberg visits a bike plant.
No, that's David Spade.
Yeah you guys stop being so expensive on these bikes almost $7,000 on the bike whatever