Just picked one up and took my first 7 mile round trip to and from work. Stuck to throttle only and got home with half my battery still remaining. My first experience of electric bikes and it's an absolute game changer.
@@juaaan2520 So sorry I didn't see this question sooner! I've had really good luck with this bike so far and it's coming up on a year old. No problems so far. I liked the price point, and had looked at all the online reviews and this one seemed to have the best ones! Hope that helps!
May someone tell me the names of the folding ebikes that has 26" wheels that way I can put it on the metro bus and that I can easily get 2 or 3 batteries and a extra charger and can reach 28mph with a speedometer ?
I'm looking to purchase an ebike, so I really appreciate this video… I'm thinking this is the brand of the bike I will buy, probably with a bigger wattage
I got mine about two years ago. I guess they update the fenders because yours look way better than mine. The ones mine came with don't help for shit. I always end up soaked. Thank you so much for posting this video though! Like I said I've had this bike for two years and I couldn't figure out how to fold it. No instructions or anything. Your video showed me how to do it
The instructions that come with the bike really were lacking and took me a minute to figure everything out as you can tell in the video. Thank you for the comment, glad the video helped out!
Thank you for the video. I have had this bike since October and did not know how to put it in full electric mode. You would think the instructions would tell me how. I even tried to contact the company. Can't wait for it to get warm so I can wild out. I replaced my seat and took off the wheel covers.. added a water bottle holder to those 2 holes.
You are very welcome! The instructions definitely were lacking information, but it sounds like you are all set once spring arrives. The new seat will make all the difference, that's the first thing I changed out. It's a great bike once you get everything figured out on it. Thanks for the comment!
3 years too late TH-cam finally gives me videos about this bike. Mine was rebranded as a Vivi. Vivi was no help. It came without any printed material. In 3 years I have gone through 2 batteries and a lot of headaches. If I knew then what I know now I would have never gotten it. It's obvious to me that they don't care about customer satisfaction.
Thanks for the comments! These are made in a Chinese factory that looks like it was re-branded or bought out by another Chinese brand and is basically the same bike with a slightly different look now. I can't say I've had any major issues, but also don't ride more than once or twice a week for short routes with the kids now. The battery can be a little quirky charging for sure.
Hello, yes it looks like almost the exact same bike but they just changed the name over to VIVI from what I can tell. I'm still getting plenty of use out of mine and loving it. Thanks for the comment!
I bought this bike this week, arrived in 2 days! This video really helped me out. However, I'm having issues with the bag that the battery comes in! The battery is pretty heavy and I don't know how to effectively hang the bag on the handle bars. The sticky part behind the bag keeps coming off. You think you could help me?
Definitely, and congrats on your purchase! So it took me a couple of tries on getting the battery bag hung correctly. I had to pull the velcro super tight to finally get it right. Wrap it around the handle bars as tight as you can get it to hold all the weight of the battery, and make sure your cables are against the post, hope that helps. Thanks for the comment!
I'm sure the battery adds to the weight, 60 lbs is crazy heavy. Makes me enjoy my 16 lb 64cm carbon frame bike even more. Great review, keep them coming.
Your bike have front and rear shocks? You bike can go off road on gravel, grass and mild rocky trails? Your bike beefy enough and able to withstand daily use and abuse? Your bike able to fold up for transport? Your bike less than $1k? Didnt think so, sit down son.
it is some time better to look at the final picture of what the item look like. and start with the easy parts 1st i replaced my kick stand as not that good on my bike for a two sided centre one like some scooters have hold better. are you not missing the water bottle fitting for the two holes on the front half of frame. I got it because it folded easier to put in car and takes less space when not in use. there is nothing like have a test dummy to test if the bike is working. then if you have not tightened up right then they fall off heheheh.
Yes and the instructions that came with this bike leave a bit to be desired for sure. I had to do some looking at the "Assembled" photos to make sure everything was correct and make adjustments after riding a bit. Thank you for the comment!
how long did it take you to put it together? I am not an experienced bike person and it does look like you took a while to do it. Will an inexperienced bike person be ok with it?
Hi there, that's a great question and as you see from my other videos, I am more of a computer guy, but the bike took me about an hour to put everything together, and be careful with the handlebars, I put those on backwards at first, but left it in video to show the directions could have been better, then fixed them in the video. Thanks for the comment!🚲
I can't find where to connect the throttle. Previous owner never did and kept the throttle in the packaging. Just used regular handlebars. How do I attach it? I can't see anywhere to attach the wire.
Hello, I've heard that some of these are shipping with the throttle requiring assembly. So here is what you you need to do: open the controller and find the unused connector. Connected the throttle cable up to that and it should work. You may also choose to disconnect the White 'Speed Limiter' but that is your call, I hadn't even realized that was an option till I was playing around with the bike. I hope this helps you. 🚲
@@FixMyBleep thanks for the tips. I had managed to connect the throttle last night, but I didn't know about the limiter. A video on TH-cam suggested you need to buy an expensive connector to attach. But you're saying u just unplug one of the existing wires? Nice. That's much easier to do. I need extra power because I live in a very hilly area and this bike doesn't help you very well up steep hills.
You may try this site for starters, they have changed names (sorry for the lengthy link): www.ancheer.shop/product-category/e-bike-parts/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw2a6wBhCVARIsABPeH1tQQL1VpM3uN9G_0zFlZZBCY02WgEDdwRoFs-bHsLou-107tnOhPFIaAlOHEALw_wcB
It's been a year. Do you still have this bike? Does it still work? Any new thoughts? Price has jumped a bit since, would you still buy this for $700 or would you get something else?
Hi there, and great questions! Yes I've still got this Ancheer Bike. It's still going strong, as far as use I don't use it daily, it's more of a weekend thing, and some trail riding as well. Standard wear and tear, replaced the seat, and post. fixed quite a few flats, tightened up some things and adjustments/fine tuning. Battery still seems to be doing well, not as good as when it was new, but honestly better than I had expected. I'd still recommend after almost a year and a half. Thanks for the comment! 👍
Dang, had the toughest time... couldn’t get the thing to unlatch but pulling up on the clamp. Not sure why, but I finally pried it apart with a screwdriver after braking one and now it’s easy to fold. lol
@@FixMyBleep yeah now that I got it the first time it goes right away. Not sure if new paint sealed part of it or why it wasn’t releasing but now I can do the clamp no problem. Thanks.
Do you know if this is the same manufacturer and bike as the cliensy mx350? I just bought that one on Amazon for $500 with a coupon, can’t wait to get it but I’m worried about parts and stuff.
I've done some online searching, both are Chinese companies, but they appear to be separate ones. From what I'm seeing local shops in your state work on the Cliensy bikes when there is an issue, and are able to get the parts required, or you can order parts online just like the Ancheer. Hope that helps. Thanks for the comment! 🚲
@@FixMyBleep Awesome thanks for the reply =) I assume most stuff will be somewhat universal/compatible. I have an older k2 bike and recently the derailleur hanger broke, despite it being a popular brand it was still somewhat of a chore to find it so that’s kinda what has me worried and why I’m looking now for any bikes that are the same as this one. I’m also curious about the electronics and if they’ll handle 44.4v as I have a bunch of 3s rc lipo batteries I can make a spare pack out of, I suppose I’ll just have to wait to get the bike and see if I can identify the individual parts for that stuff.
@@travispratt6327 Honestly a lot of this more than likely comes out of the same Chinese factory, or at least I suspect that. There is also a lot of after-market items out there too that seem to work for these bikes, or at least things like seats and spare parts, but getting the exact part is definitely the best if possible. You can try this website for parts: www.ancheer.shop/
Are these bikes water resistant? Can they be ridden in the rain without damaging the electronics? I want to commute on a ebike and don't want to worry about the weather.
Yes to some extent, but the fenders aren't great, so water resistant yes, waterproof, no. Small puddles are ok, light rain you will be ok, the battery compartment is protected along with the electronics, but not if you end up in a downpour (that won't be good). Now I haven't tested it as of yet in heavy rain, but after riding it for a year and a half, pretty sure you would be ok in most other circumstances. Thanks for the comment!
i notice this is the same exact ebike that vivi sells tho hopefully ancheer has better product support or documentation then vivi has being vivi has almost no after sales support and even getting replacement parts for this model bike from vivi seems almost impossible to being they only sell the old out dated parts for there 36v 350v bikes even tho there new models are 48v 500 watts
Thanks for the comment! So you plug the battery in inside the black pouch on the front of the handlebars, you can see it really well in this video I also did: th-cam.com/video/dbPkcPAENpA/w-d-xo.html or if you just unzip the bag, there is a cable where the charger plugs into. Hope that helps!
After the Ancheer bike was all put together I realized the rear wheel had some wobble and wasn't rolling as freely as it should be, so you are totally correct! I had to go back and re-do it later on. Great observation for sure. Thanks for the comment!
@@FixMyBleep but i think i'll buy it for work i ride like 4.37-4.97 miles sloping path and violent dips i dont have Driving licens yet im just 18yo do you think that's verygood bike for that ?
@@hamzaelka8170 This Ancheer Electric Bike would be perfect for your work from what it sounds like. The battery has a really good range on it, even if you use it all the time, and if you just use the battery assist feature part time, it goes much further, also the bike is great on hills, I've had it over a year and still love it.
Thanks for making the video. There's a similar bike on Amazon called Vivi. I notice that there are 2 variants that is currently available on that bike with regards to the location of the controller. Your bike has the controller located just above the pedals. I'm assuming this is the older version of this bike. The new variant has the controller's location mounted on the frame just below the seat. I want to ask your opinion on which would you prefer. With your bike, have you had any issues as far as the controller being "in the way"? what I mean by that is has any part of your lower leg hit or made contact with the controller when you pedal? I think I would prefer your bike with the controller mounter above the pedals. The other version with the controller located below the seat would cause more obstruction when pedalling I think.
Hello, this is the older variant of this bike and I've never had any issue with the controller box location since they have it tucked in quite a lot and it's not in the way while peddling the bike at all. It's interesting they moved it to below the seat. Thank you for the comments! 🚲
Hi there I am a 5”3 female and have just ordered this bike but I’m a bit worried about fitting the throttle do you think you could do a video to show slowly how to do it Thank you in advance
I'm 4'11 and I have the Vivi bike (really similar to this one) and it works fine. Seat isn't very comfy and it is a "tight fit" reaching the pedals with it, but I use the throttle 99.9% of the time I use it.
Nope you are totally good according to the specs "Load capacity: 330lbs" the bike frame is pretty strong due to the torque of the motor anyway so that helps.
The seat was the first thing I noticed, not comfortable at all, and great recommendation on the pedal assist, it did need some adjustment. Thanks for commenting!
Question: the battery says "switch must be turnedon while charging." Is that normal or ok to do, charge it while the battery is on? Just want to make sure so I dont ruin the battery.
I've charged mine with the switch in the on position and with it turned off. When it's on, the little handlebar indicator tells you how much of a charge it has, if it's not on you just know it's done charging once the green indicator light on the charger comes on.
May someone tell me the names of the folding ebikes that has 26" wheels that way I can put it on the metro bus and that I can easily get 2 or 3 batteries and a extra charger and can reach 28mph with a speedometer ?
Looks like besides the above Ancheer 26" folding e-bike, VIVI makes one, DWMEIGI makes one, Wallke has one, GELEISEN has one, Kemanner, Tomasar and a few others are available from Amazon and other retailers online. Just go to Amazon and search for "folding 26 inch electric bike" and they all show up. The Wallke and a few others will reach 28 MPH. Hopefully that helps. Thanks for the comment.
Loose the knobbie tires if at all possible, keep the battery pack cool and charged all the way up, check your model of bike and make sure it doesn't have a restrictor on it (you can remove in some cases to increase the speed) some bikes you can also add a higher voltage battery but again verify it won't damage the motor. Hope that helps, and thanks for the comment!
I get around 17.4 - 18 mph on a full charge. Once it hits about 65% and lower the bike can prob just go 17 mph. 50% of lower would be just about 15 mph
Good to know! I haven't had to deal with them directly. Here is what I found regarding Warranty info: Email: service@ancheer.shop Tel: 00-1-626-333-4255 (9:00 am to 6:00 pm on a working day in Hong Kong time zone) Address: 5521 Schaefer Ave, Chino CA 91710 So yes, you are dealing with a Chinese product. Their site states: We guarantee a 1-year warranty. We accept return within 7 days and replace within 15 days if any quality problems. I do love the part on Ancheer's site about "non human" damage LOL. www.ancheer.shop/pages/return-policy
Due to China being in Covid and Government Drama with world economy, Im not going to assume their products be around long as I know there will be a period of time , the products will be delayed, lost in cargo holding in ports, or even suspended, if not a very high price hike. I went ahead and bought a few e bikes and conversion kits for this reason and BEST to fyi all, it's better to buy what you can now before China closes it's business or US of the products. Once it happens of the shortages, prices of e bikes ( no matter where it was built) will go up 10 fold!!!
That's a great point you make! Also the dispute between China & Taiwan may impact and disrupt wider trade at some point in the future as well. Thanks for the comment!
@@FixMyBleep Oh yeah!!! I put some thought to this as the vendors away from China will be taking advantage of the upcoming drama of raising their prices knowing the competition not going to be around soon of hiking the prices as a limited supply basis of the highest bidder tactic.
@@FixMyBleep In past 8 moths, I bought 2 factory builds from Mukkpett and ViVi 500watt ( great e bikes under 700$ea) and 2 2000watt Conversion Kits from Jauopay. Plan on buying a couple more Conversion kits to keep as overstock, lol. Seriously over funny but not funny, jus fun to be ahead the rest when it gets serious of China.
Bought this a few years ago for Christmas: after the first month the battery started to fade, getting very little power, and then while riding one of the pedals broke off into pieces in the middle of the road. I weigh 210 and was riding it normally to the grocery store. Very dangerous. BUYER BEWARE!
Oh that's no good! Did you contact the seller, or Ancheer? So far everything has been great but the stock seat is not comfortable that the bike comes with. I haven't had any battery issues, or problems with the bike as of yet and ride it a couple times a week. Sorry to hear it was a dud for you, but thank you for the comment!
@@FixMyBleep I was meaning to but never did get around to contacting the seller. It is a shame because my family expressed lots of concern about how low the price was, but I found a review online which pretty much convinced me that it would hold up and told them not to worry - and it did work great for the first few weeks. But after the first really long ride across town things all started going downhill. So, a pretty embarrassing moment that I would rather forget. But it is important that people know about the potential issues especially regarding the pedals
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Be sure to also check out this common recharging question as well: th-cam.com/video/dbPkcPAENpA/w-d-xo.html
Just picked one up and took my first 7 mile round trip to and from work. Stuck to throttle only and got home with half my battery still remaining. My first experience of electric bikes and it's an absolute game changer.
I have the standard 26" frame style. Had it since 2018. The bike has performed perfectly. I ride it almost everyday. Exceptional value.
Im looking into buying an ebike too, do the engines malfunction? Or why did you choose that bike?
@@juaaan2520 I was tired of walking. Anything will break if you abuse it enough. Ancheer makes a damn fine ebike.
@@juaaan2520 So sorry I didn't see this question sooner! I've had really good luck with this bike so far and it's coming up on a year old. No problems so far. I liked the price point, and had looked at all the online reviews and this one seemed to have the best ones! Hope that helps!
May someone tell me the names of the folding ebikes that has 26" wheels that way I can put it on the metro bus and that I can easily get 2 or 3 batteries and a extra charger and can reach 28mph with a speedometer ?
I'm looking to purchase an ebike, so I really appreciate this video… I'm thinking this is the brand of the bike I will buy, probably with a bigger wattage
Thanks! This is a great bike for the price, I've been riding it quite a lot and no issues since I've made the video.
Battery indicator uses 5 red dots to show full battery used, as the battery drains the less the dots 😀
Right, it's not the best indicator, the less dots, the less battery Lol.
From one top reviewer to the next, thank you
Thanks for the comment!
I got mine about two years ago. I guess they update the fenders because yours look way better than mine. The ones mine came with don't help for shit. I always end up soaked. Thank you so much for posting this video though! Like I said I've had this bike for two years and I couldn't figure out how to fold it. No instructions or anything. Your video showed me how to do it
The instructions that come with the bike really were lacking and took me a minute to figure everything out as you can tell in the video. Thank you for the comment, glad the video helped out!
Thank you for the video. I have had this bike since October and did not know how to put it in full electric mode. You would think the instructions would tell me how. I even tried to contact the company. Can't wait for it to get warm so I can wild out. I replaced my seat and took off the wheel covers.. added a water bottle holder to those 2 holes.
You are very welcome! The instructions definitely were lacking information, but it sounds like you are all set once spring arrives. The new seat will make all the difference, that's the first thing I changed out. It's a great bike once you get everything figured out on it. Thanks for the comment!
3 years too late TH-cam finally gives me videos about this bike. Mine was rebranded as a Vivi. Vivi was no help. It came without any printed material. In 3 years I have gone through 2 batteries and a lot of headaches. If I knew then what I know now I would have never gotten it. It's obvious to me that they don't care about customer satisfaction.
Thanks for the comments! These are made in a Chinese factory that looks like it was re-branded or bought out by another Chinese brand and is basically the same bike with a slightly different look now. I can't say I've had any major issues, but also don't ride more than once or twice a week for short routes with the kids now. The battery can be a little quirky charging for sure.
I do ride about 6 miles a day to and from work, maybe all those miles contributed to my problems I don't know.
@@nathanphillips6423 That may do it, but this bike should hold up to the miles for what we are paying. Thanks for the comments! 🚲
I have a VIVI BIKE almost identical to that ancheer and I love it
Hello, yes it looks like almost the exact same bike but they just changed the name over to VIVI from what I can tell. I'm still getting plenty of use out of mine and loving it. Thanks for the comment!
Excellent video! Thank you. This seems to be the same bike sold under the name Vivi.
Looks like they have slapped another name on the same bike, thanks for the comments! 🚲
I am the workers from accolmile manufacturer . There have many videos on TH-cam. More and more ppl know this brand of ebike already:).
This is a great bike! My family is really enjoying it and the quality is very nice as well!
I bought this bike this week, arrived in 2 days! This video really helped me out. However, I'm having issues with the bag that the battery comes in! The battery is pretty heavy and I don't know how to effectively hang the bag on the handle bars. The sticky part behind the bag keeps coming off. You think you could help me?
Definitely, and congrats on your purchase! So it took me a couple of tries on getting the battery bag hung correctly. I had to pull the velcro super tight to finally get it right. Wrap it around the handle bars as tight as you can get it to hold all the weight of the battery, and make sure your cables are against the post, hope that helps. Thanks for the comment!
I'm sure the battery adds to the weight, 60 lbs is crazy heavy. Makes me enjoy my 16 lb 64cm carbon frame bike even more. Great review, keep them coming.
Totally agree!
Your bike have front and rear shocks? You bike can go off road on gravel, grass and mild rocky trails? Your bike beefy enough and able to withstand daily use and abuse? Your bike able to fold up for transport? Your bike less than $1k? Didnt think so, sit down son.
Naughty bit of kit!
it is some time better to look at the final picture of what the item look like. and start with the easy parts 1st
i replaced my kick stand as not that good on my bike for a two sided centre one like some scooters have hold better.
are you not missing the water bottle fitting for the two holes on the front half of frame.
I got it because it folded easier to put in car and takes less space when not in use.
there is nothing like have a test dummy to test if the bike is working. then if you have not tightened up right then they fall off heheheh.
Yes and the instructions that came with this bike leave a bit to be desired for sure. I had to do some looking at the "Assembled" photos to make sure everything was correct and make adjustments after riding a bit. Thank you for the comment!
how long did it take you to put it together? I am not an experienced bike person and it does look like you took a while to do it. Will an inexperienced bike person be ok with it?
Hi there, that's a great question and as you see from my other videos, I am more of a computer guy, but the bike took me about an hour to put everything together, and be careful with the handlebars, I put those on backwards at first, but left it in video to show the directions could have been better, then fixed them in the video. Thanks for the comment!🚲
I can't find where to connect the throttle. Previous owner never did and kept the throttle in the packaging. Just used regular handlebars. How do I attach it? I can't see anywhere to attach the wire.
Hello, I've heard that some of these are shipping with the throttle requiring assembly. So here is what you you need to do: open the controller and find the unused connector. Connected the throttle cable up to that and it should work. You may also choose to disconnect the White 'Speed Limiter' but that is your call, I hadn't even realized that was an option till I was playing around with the bike. I hope this helps you. 🚲
@@FixMyBleep thanks for the tips. I had managed to connect the throttle last night, but I didn't know about the limiter. A video on TH-cam suggested you need to buy an expensive connector to attach. But you're saying u just unplug one of the existing wires? Nice. That's much easier to do. I need extra power because I live in a very hilly area and this bike doesn't help you very well up steep hills.
@@shenmeowzo Glad you got the throttle connected up! Also happy to help with the limiter, I hadn't even realized it was something we could change.
To fix the wheel wobble just adjust the spokes.
Excellent bit of info, thank you for the comment!
Where do you buy parts for that bike at like the back rim model? That’s what I need for mine.
You may try this site for starters, they have changed names (sorry for the lengthy link): www.ancheer.shop/product-category/e-bike-parts/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjw2a6wBhCVARIsABPeH1tQQL1VpM3uN9G_0zFlZZBCY02WgEDdwRoFs-bHsLou-107tnOhPFIaAlOHEALw_wcB
It's been a year. Do you still have this bike? Does it still work? Any new thoughts? Price has jumped a bit since, would you still buy this for $700 or would you get something else?
Hi there, and great questions! Yes I've still got this Ancheer Bike. It's still going strong, as far as use I don't use it daily, it's more of a weekend thing, and some trail riding as well. Standard wear and tear, replaced the seat, and post. fixed quite a few flats, tightened up some things and adjustments/fine tuning. Battery still seems to be doing well, not as good as when it was new, but honestly better than I had expected. I'd still recommend after almost a year and a half. Thanks for the comment! 👍
how fast does it go? awsome video I am just curious
Thank you for the comments, I think on a flat surface with a full charge, top speed is around 25 mph.🚲
Lightweight and easy to operate. Very convenient.
Yes this is a great bike, I'm still really loving the ride too after upgrading the seat on it. Thanks for the comment!
Dang, had the toughest time... couldn’t get the thing to unlatch but pulling up on the clamp. Not sure why, but I finally pried it apart with a screwdriver after braking one and now it’s easy to fold. lol
Be sure to lift up and then turn it, sounds like you got it, thanks for the comment!
@@FixMyBleep yeah now that I got it the first time it goes right away. Not sure if new paint sealed part of it or why it wasn’t releasing but now I can do the clamp no problem. Thanks.
@@MrMichaelsu Awesome, Glad it's working!
Do you know if this is the same manufacturer and bike as the cliensy mx350? I just bought that one on Amazon for $500 with a coupon, can’t wait to get it but I’m worried about parts and stuff.
I've done some online searching, both are Chinese companies, but they appear to be separate ones. From what I'm seeing local shops in your state work on the Cliensy bikes when there is an issue, and are able to get the parts required, or you can order parts online just like the Ancheer. Hope that helps. Thanks for the comment! 🚲
@@FixMyBleep Awesome thanks for the reply =) I assume most stuff will be somewhat universal/compatible. I have an older k2 bike and recently the derailleur hanger broke, despite it being a popular brand it was still somewhat of a chore to find it so that’s kinda what has me worried and why I’m looking now for any bikes that are the same as this one.
I’m also curious about the electronics and if they’ll handle 44.4v as I have a bunch of 3s rc lipo batteries I can make a spare pack out of, I suppose I’ll just have to wait to get the bike and see if I can identify the individual parts for that stuff.
@@travispratt6327 Honestly a lot of this more than likely comes out of the same Chinese factory, or at least I suspect that. There is also a lot of after-market items out there too that seem to work for these bikes, or at least things like seats and spare parts, but getting the exact part is definitely the best if possible.
You can try this website for parts: www.ancheer.shop/
Are these bikes water resistant? Can they be ridden in the rain without damaging the electronics? I want to commute on a ebike and don't want to worry about the weather.
Yes to some extent, but the fenders aren't great, so water resistant yes, waterproof, no. Small puddles are ok, light rain you will be ok, the battery compartment is protected along with the electronics, but not if you end up in a downpour (that won't be good). Now I haven't tested it as of yet in heavy rain, but after riding it for a year and a half, pretty sure you would be ok in most other circumstances. Thanks for the comment!
Best ebike for the money
So true, this is a great ebike! Thanks for the comment! 🚲
i notice this is the same exact ebike that vivi sells tho hopefully ancheer has better product support or documentation then vivi has being vivi has almost no after sales support and even getting replacement parts for this model bike from vivi seems almost impossible to being they only sell the old out dated parts for there 36v 350v bikes even tho there new models are 48v 500 watts
These are all coming out of Chinese factories, but for what it's worth, you can try this website for parts: www.ancheer.shop/
Hopefully that helps.
Where/how do you plug in battery? Did I miss that part? Great video :)
Thanks for the comment! So you plug the battery in inside the black pouch on the front of the handlebars, you can see it really well in this video I also did: th-cam.com/video/dbPkcPAENpA/w-d-xo.html or if you just unzip the bag, there is a cable where the charger plugs into. Hope that helps!
Thank you.
You're welcome!
14:24 I have the impression that your rear wheel is badly tightened
After the Ancheer bike was all put together I realized the rear wheel had some wobble and wasn't rolling as freely as it should be, so you are totally correct! I had to go back and re-do it later on. Great observation for sure. Thanks for the comment!
@@FixMyBleep good thanks for the answer 🤝
@@FixMyBleep but i think i'll buy it for work i ride like 4.37-4.97 miles sloping path and violent dips i dont have Driving licens yet im just 18yo do you think that's verygood bike for that ?
@@hamzaelka8170 This Ancheer Electric Bike would be perfect for your work from what it sounds like. The battery has a really good range on it, even if you use it all the time, and if you just use the battery assist feature part time, it goes much further, also the bike is great on hills, I've had it over a year and still love it.
hi . thanks for the video. Could you let me know please how many km can you cycle with full of charge? thanks in advance
Yes, so using throttle only I've verified this bike will go between 14 and 21 miles, this translates to around 22.5km - 32km.
Thanks for the video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for making the video. There's a similar bike on Amazon called Vivi. I notice that there are 2 variants that is currently available on that bike with regards to the location of the controller. Your bike has the controller located just above the pedals. I'm assuming this is the older version of this bike. The new variant has the controller's location mounted on the frame just below the seat. I want to ask your opinion on which would you prefer. With your bike, have you had any issues as far as the controller being "in the way"? what I mean by that is has any part of your lower leg hit or made contact with the controller when you pedal? I think I would prefer your bike with the controller mounter above the pedals. The other version with the controller located below the seat would cause more obstruction when pedalling I think.
Hello, this is the older variant of this bike and I've never had any issue with the controller box location since they have it tucked in quite a lot and it's not in the way while peddling the bike at all. It's interesting they moved it to below the seat. Thank you for the comments! 🚲
Hi there I am a 5”3 female and have just ordered this bike but I’m a bit worried about fitting the throttle do you think you could do a video to show slowly how to do it
Thank you in advance
I'll add it to the list, thanks for the comment!
I'm 4'11 and I have the Vivi bike (really similar to this one) and it works fine. Seat isn't very comfy and it is a "tight fit" reaching the pedals with it, but I use the throttle 99.9% of the time I use it.
@@mamsy1169 Thanks for the info and comment!
Where do I get parts for my Ancheer bike?
You may try this website: www.ancheer.shop/ also Amazon has some available depending on the part needed. Hopefully that helps.
How much can it hold? I mean I am 110kg would it break if i sit on it ?
Nope you are totally good according to the specs "Load capacity: 330lbs" the bike frame is pretty strong due to the torque of the motor anyway so that helps.
👀😎💖👍 Thank you.
The posture on this bike is not very good and the pedal assist needs adjustment its to fast.
The seat was the first thing I noticed, not comfortable at all, and great recommendation on the pedal assist, it did need some adjustment. Thanks for commenting!
Question: the battery says "switch must be turnedon while charging."
Is that normal or ok to do, charge it while the battery is on? Just want to make sure so I dont ruin the battery.
I've charged mine with the switch in the on position and with it turned off. When it's on, the little handlebar indicator tells you how much of a charge it has, if it's not on you just know it's done charging once the green indicator light on the charger comes on.
May someone tell me the names of the folding ebikes that has 26" wheels that way I can put it on the metro bus and that I can easily get 2 or 3 batteries and a extra charger and can reach 28mph with a speedometer ?
Looks like besides the above Ancheer 26" folding e-bike, VIVI makes one, DWMEIGI makes one, Wallke has one, GELEISEN has one, Kemanner, Tomasar and a few others are available from Amazon and other retailers online. Just go to Amazon and search for "folding 26 inch electric bike" and they all show up. The Wallke and a few others will reach 28 MPH. Hopefully that helps. Thanks for the comment.
Check out this electric bike by Ancheer!
Is it also possible to use only the pedals as in a normal bicycle?
Absolutely, no need to use the electric at all unless you need the assist, or want a break from pedaling. Thanks for the comment!
@@FixMyBleep Thanks a lot to you, it was I needed to know but I I could never find it clearly written anywhere. Thanks again.
@@user-zh3mz9wu9i You are very welcome, happy to help!
Do you happen to know what size the seat post is on this bike?
It's 1" into the bike frame and narrows to 3/4" going into the bottom of the seat.
Do the pedals fold in?
Hey there, yes the pedals sure do. You pull them out about 1/2 inch to release them to fold. Hope that helps and thanks for commenting!
Is the battery pack water resistant
Yes it's covered up in it's own little weather resistant pouch with a zipper for access. Thanks for the comment!
It's $750 with tax and shipping now.
That's a good point once you add on the tax and shipping, it jumps the price up quite a lot. Prime Day maybe?
How do I torque up my ebike
I'm not getting 30 mph out of my bike.
Loose the knobbie tires if at all possible, keep the battery pack cool and charged all the way up, check your model of bike and make sure it doesn't have a restrictor on it (you can remove in some cases to increase the speed) some bikes you can also add a higher voltage battery but again verify it won't damage the motor. Hope that helps, and thanks for the comment!
How fast is it on pure electric mode??
Because of the heavy frame of this electric bike, the top speed running electric only is maybe 15 or 16mph. Thanks for the comment!
I get around 17.4 - 18 mph on a full charge. Once it hits about 65% and lower the bike can prob just go 17 mph. 50% of lower would be just about 15 mph
How tall are you? I’m 6’2”
I’m wondering if I’m too tall for this bike but I really want one
I'm 5'11 and would think the bike would be fine with your height. Anyone else chime in that's tall? Thanks for the comment!
That's what I'm worried about im 6 foot 3
@@goose33 I am 6ft4. Needs longer seat post
@charles hodges thank you
I actually saved a little money and got a radrover
⚠️ WARNING!!! ANCHEER WILL NOT HONOR ITS WARRANTIES!!! IF YOU INVEST IN THIS COMPANY YOU ARE ON YOUR!! WARNING!! ⚠️
Good to know! I haven't had to deal with them directly. Here is what I found regarding Warranty info: Email: service@ancheer.shop Tel: 00-1-626-333-4255 (9:00 am to 6:00 pm on a working day in Hong Kong time zone) Address: 5521 Schaefer Ave, Chino CA 91710
So yes, you are dealing with a Chinese product.
Their site states: We guarantee a 1-year warranty. We accept return within 7 days and replace within 15 days if any quality problems. I do love the part on Ancheer's site about "non human" damage LOL.
www.ancheer.shop/pages/return-policy
Due to China being in Covid and Government Drama with world economy, Im not going to assume their products be around long as I know there will be a period of time , the products will be delayed, lost in cargo holding in ports, or even suspended, if not a very high price hike. I went ahead and bought a few e bikes and conversion kits for this reason and BEST to fyi all, it's better to buy what you can now before China closes it's business or US of the products. Once it happens of the shortages, prices of e bikes ( no matter where it was built) will go up 10 fold!!!
That's a great point you make! Also the dispute between China & Taiwan may impact and disrupt wider trade at some point in the future as well. Thanks for the comment!
@@FixMyBleep Oh yeah!!! I put some thought to this as the vendors away from China will be taking advantage of the upcoming drama of raising their prices knowing the competition not going to be around soon of hiking the prices as a limited supply basis of the highest bidder tactic.
@@FixMyBleep In past 8 moths, I bought 2 factory builds from Mukkpett and ViVi 500watt ( great e bikes under 700$ea) and 2 2000watt Conversion Kits from Jauopay. Plan on buying a couple more Conversion kits to keep as overstock, lol. Seriously over funny but not funny, jus fun to be ahead the rest when it gets serious of China.
Bought this a few years ago for Christmas: after the first month the battery started to fade, getting very little power, and then while riding one of the pedals broke off into pieces in the middle of the road. I weigh 210 and was riding it normally to the grocery store. Very dangerous. BUYER BEWARE!
Oh that's no good! Did you contact the seller, or Ancheer? So far everything has been great but the stock seat is not comfortable that the bike comes with. I haven't had any battery issues, or problems with the bike as of yet and ride it a couple times a week. Sorry to hear it was a dud for you, but thank you for the comment!
@@FixMyBleep I was meaning to but never did get around to contacting the seller. It is a shame because my family expressed lots of concern about how low the price was, but I found a review online which pretty much convinced me that it would hold up and told them not to worry - and it did work great for the first few weeks. But after the first really long ride across town things all started going downhill. So, a pretty embarrassing moment that I would rather forget. But it is important that people know about the potential issues especially regarding the pedals
@@Listen2mycreep This is good to know about. I'll post and let people know if I have any issues with the bike. Thanks for the comments!
Stop that bloody background music
Thanks for the feedback.
Folding
Does it support a 280 pound person in it
The bike certainly can, according to the specs, Load capacity is up to 330lbs. Thanks for the comment!
My guy, try to get some sleep. You look burnt out.
Man I think I did that video after working all day at my regular Tech job and then working out, it was a long day LOL.
Git wha yea pey fer - junk
it hurts less when someone steels it. I would rather be out 600 then 6K
@@BackcountryNomad Great point for sure!