This is certainly one of the best reviews of the Carbon 1 Pro. I wish you would have mentioned battery consumption after your tests and maybe some different range estimates. I am waiting for delivery of one of these to commute on.
I have bought a white Urtopia Chord bike last october. Great design, but not the best of quality. Had several small issues. The support employees are good, though.
They must use super crappy carbon fiber to have a max load of only 240lbs. That tells me the bike is very weak. Since it can't even hold a 250lb rider. $2499+ tax for a bike that can only handle 240lbs. I'd be asking for a refund....My comment is nothing personal against you. I just can't believe they want $2500 for a 350w ebike that can only hold 240lbs.
@@tmass518 we have both, the full powerd Vado and the Vado SL , the SL (super light) 4.0 weighs 33.5 pounds and is a blast , I have a bunch of videos of it
Heard way too many stories of manufacturers saying its the customer who broke it so no warranty on carbon frame and I really don't trust them I tend to be rough with my bike and modify it too so definitely not gonna work for me
If it only has a 240lbs max weight, it's a total joke & nowhere near worth the price $2,499 or even $1000....Im 6"3 & weight 230 so if im wearing a 15 lb backpack. Then I'm at 245 & over the 240 max weight. So if my fancy joke of s $2,000 ebike breaks. They'll say sorry, it's your fault because you exceeded the max 240lb weight. Carbon fiber is supposed to be very tough, despite weighing less. Who would pay $2000 for a carbon ebike that can only handle 240lbs 😂
This is certainly one of the best reviews of the Carbon 1 Pro. I wish you would have mentioned battery consumption after your tests and maybe some different range estimates. I am waiting for delivery of one of these to commute on.
I have bought a white Urtopia Chord bike last october. Great design, but not the best of quality. Had several small issues. The support employees are good, though.
They must use super crappy carbon fiber to have a max load of only 240lbs. That tells me the bike is very weak. Since it can't even hold a 250lb rider. $2499+ tax for a bike that can only handle 240lbs. I'd be asking for a refund....My comment is nothing personal against you. I just can't believe they want $2500 for a 350w ebike that can only hold 240lbs.
My aluminum Specialized Turbo Vado SL weighs 33.5 lbs and the assistance doesn't cut off til 28 mph 😊
That Specialize bike weighs 55lbs "according to specs'" and only has a 250 watt how does it do that?.....
@@tmass518 we have both, the full powerd Vado and the Vado SL , the SL (super light) 4.0 weighs 33.5 pounds and is a blast , I have a bunch of videos of it
Heard way too many stories of manufacturers saying its the customer who broke it so no warranty on carbon frame and I really don't trust them I tend to be rough with my bike and modify it too so definitely not gonna work for me
Is it manageable to use the bike without e-assist in case it runs out of juice?
Very unique design. Solid wheelie lol
If it only has a 240lbs max weight, it's a total joke & nowhere near worth the price $2,499 or even $1000....Im 6"3 & weight 230 so if im wearing a 15 lb backpack. Then I'm at 245 & over the 240 max weight. So if my fancy joke of s $2,000 ebike breaks. They'll say sorry, it's your fault because you exceeded the max 240lb weight.
Carbon fiber is supposed to be very tough, despite weighing less. Who would pay $2000 for a carbon ebike that can only handle 240lbs 😂
You could consider developing a eating disorder to make weight to be able to ride this bike
This is a joke. Imagine 'owning' this bike and it telling you that it can't be unlocked for maximum speed.
It offers a lot of bang for the buck but is an ugly bike.