Hi guys. I was hoping Eric would take us for a little off road excursion! I like this E-Bike the best so far. It looks like a beast. 70lbs is too heavy for me, but I live in a house so maybe I wouldn't need to move it without the wheels. Enjoyed the review. See you soon on the next video🚲⛵😃Joy
Pro tip for when you do the foldable ebikes? Do not use a box cutter. At this point, you don't know if you will need it again to ship it back. After opening the top (usually pulling the stapled flap away from the main box, flip it down, and lay the box on it's side flap underneath. Pull the folded ebike and all packing out of the box onto either a soft surface, (carpet or grass will do), and open the smallest box out of the pile, open and follow the enclosed instruction :o)
@@SailAwayVlog Lol.... Also, I think you mentioned you'd like a stand for when it is folded. It should have a rectangular bar welded on the bottom, the opposite side away from the tires. That is its function, to stabilize the folded bike while it's stationary.
Yeah, we must not have gotten a good shot of that part. It's on there, but seems to only serve to protect the front sprocket from hitting the ground. The bike won't balance on it when folded, just topples over.
Good to see an honest review. What bike, scooter or one wheel should I get for my boat? I'm on a 50' cat but the sugar scoops are small and with a ladder not stairs.
Well so far we can’t say we would ever keep a e-bike on board, even foldable. Just so big, heavy, and difficult to transport to shore. We still have the HiBoy e scooter and it’s been extremely useful. It has a large deck so I can rest a massive really tall bag of groceries right in front of me (I’m using a giant SUP bag). Much easier to find a place for it on board and to transport. That said it’s still 50 lbs which doesn’t sound like much, but it’s a lot still when lifting on and off the dinghy. Awesome for longer or rougher rides. But we’d like to get another mid-size one as well. Lighter smaller and easier for quick trips. As brand, I think many are good just don’t go too cheap and be sure to get one with a good water resistant rating.
She was really not necessary and I believe his review would've been so much more informative without her. He was excellent, she was just a real downer.
Best among several e bikes I purchased.
And easiest assembly. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the bike review!
Thanks for watching!
Hi guys. I was hoping Eric would take us for a little off road excursion! I like this E-Bike the best so far. It looks like a beast. 70lbs is too heavy for me, but I live in a house so maybe I wouldn't need to move it without the wheels. Enjoyed the review. See you soon on the next video🚲⛵😃Joy
Pro tip for when you do the foldable ebikes?
Do not use a box cutter. At this point, you don't know if you will need it again to ship it back.
After opening the top (usually pulling the stapled flap away from the main box, flip it down, and lay the box on it's side flap underneath.
Pull the folded ebike and all packing out of the box onto either a soft surface, (carpet or grass will do), and open the smallest box out of the pile, open and follow the enclosed instruction :o)
Lol...I guess I didn't know there were pro box-openers. We're in St. Martin, there's no shipping back of anything. ;-)
@@SailAwayVlog Lol.... Also, I think you mentioned you'd like a stand for when it is folded. It should have a rectangular bar welded on the bottom, the opposite side away from the tires. That is its function, to stabilize the folded bike while it's stationary.
Yeah, we must not have gotten a good shot of that part. It's on there, but seems to only serve to protect the front sprocket from hitting the ground. The bike won't balance on it when folded, just topples over.
Good to see an honest review. What bike, scooter or one wheel should I get for my boat? I'm on a 50' cat but the sugar scoops are small and with a ladder not stairs.
Well so far we can’t say we would ever keep a e-bike on board, even foldable. Just so big, heavy, and difficult to transport to shore. We still have the HiBoy e scooter and it’s been extremely useful. It has a large deck so I can rest a massive really tall bag of groceries right in front of me (I’m using a giant SUP bag). Much easier to find a place for it on board and to transport. That said it’s still 50 lbs which doesn’t sound like much, but it’s a lot still when lifting on and off the dinghy. Awesome for longer or rougher rides. But we’d like to get another mid-size one as well. Lighter smaller and easier for quick trips. As brand, I think many are good just don’t go too cheap and be sure to get one with a good water resistant rating.
What is the cost??? You said price point then swallowed hard.
I’d have to go check the website again but I believe it was about $599.
Then, it adds a delivery charge. It's 850 dollars.
She was really not necessary and I believe his review would've been so much more informative without her. He was excellent, she was just a real downer.
25 mph does not qualify as a beast. Not that it's slow.