Axon Pro 2022 Review: Expensive but high quality folding ebike | WhichEV

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00:00:09 Intro
00:00:35 Price and Versions
00:01:10 Design
00:02:55 Comfort and Convenience
00:03:27 Cargo Carrying
00:03:41 Gears and Controls
00:04:42 Range and Charging
00:05:29 Safety
00:05:58 Riding and Performance
00:07:42 Overall Thoughts and Verdict
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[@urmilaana1715]

Very good & comprehensive review compared to the other TH-cam reviews.

[@WhichEV]

Thanks!

[@mrnoah9574]

Great review. Like to see what you come up next…

[@WhichEV]

Thanks very much!

[@smt2936]

Very informative and well thought out.

[@WhichEV]

Thanks!

[@mrssopna9444]

Very nice design and concept for a flat city last mile commute

[@WhichEV]

We like it, with the caveats we mention in the review.

[@rsmama2099]

Great video & Review performance is the best.

[@WhichEV]

Thanks!

[@MortezaEzati-mb2jc]

Thnx alot

[@mredulgolder3460]

wow nice ebike

[@rikypanday7809]

Good looking bike❤❤❤✌✌

[@artintheawesome2792]

thank you

[@buzzofftoxicblog791]

Good looking bike 🌎 folding e bikes 🏍 👌 😎 would be good with gears ⚙ and integrated rack

[@WhichEV]

You can live without the gears for commuting, but agreed it does reduce the flexibility a bit - you have to rely on the electric power for hills.

[@ramonfritz]

Is there resistance when the motor is shut off, thereby not experiencing a natural bike ride?

[@WhichEV]

No. Most of these bikes don't have regen so the motor freewheels when not providing power.

[@deankinsella8250]

What is it like going up steep hills?

[@WhichEV]

Pretty good.

[@mstv2729]

What is the price?

[@WhichEV]

It's in the video - starts at £1,665.

[@ggary1758]

Nice design, but way too expensive for the specs. I would avoid it.

[@WhichEV]

It is expensive, but if you go for a brand like Raleigh or Brompton you will be paying the same or more. The Max also apparently uses a torque sensor rather than a cadence sensor, hence the particularly high price for that one.