Don't buy it. Aniioki very bad customer service it is trush bike. This battery is not satisfied all the functions. After 2 months you will have problems with motors. I don't recommend anyone to buy it
I have 2000 miles on my A8 52v. This is not a top end bike but it is a $2k bike that I regularly take on 55 mile rides on dirt trails and can still get up to 30mph at the end of the ride with half a battery left. That is what I needed. I went ahead and changed the tires to shinkos, the front forks and handle bars and customized the seat. I have had some issues but so far the company has fed ex me a controller at no cost, try that with another company and news flash to those who dont already know, all "affordable" ebikes come from China. You can't pay for a Timex and expect a Rolex but at least with the A8 you get what you paid for and then some!
I run shinkos on mine which are 4 lbs heavier than the 2lb stock tires and yes I am replacing 2 or 3 spokes once a month but I also do mostly off road dirt riding. I have since learned how to change spokes and it is not very difficult, and only on back tire non brake disc side of rim. @@drbogii
I like the Build quality of this Bike and it looks Awsome as well , I am going to purchase one and I also know that nothing is Perfect ! So for you Guys who like pulling down and Criticizing ! Which Bike did you purchase and have you had any problems ? 😮 seems like when you Guys have something , it is the Best and everything else is Crap !!!😮
This is one of the best bikes if you’re looking for a commuting bike if it does really do as many miles as it says well nice can’t wait to see you do the work run on it thanks for all your videos and keep up the good entertaining videos
I purchased an A8 ProMax and only ttok 8 days to get it. I was very disappointed when I fist rode it hearing metal to metal, top and bottom of the triple tree was loose about 4 mm. It sent two videos showing where the problem was located and they started sending me video on how to fix it but the language was not English. I used the videos to make the adjustments and it never got rid of the problem and in the process stripped the threads in two bolts. Yes the bolts were already stripped. They eventually sent me an email giving me authorizing a repair at a reptable shop. 20 Minutes later it was fixed and the two bolts were also replaced. Had the videos been in English I would have figured it out myself having three brother that are Certified gas and diesel Mechanics. I'm satisfied somewhat but the service was slow and the videos didn't help in the least. I love riding it NOW, lol, hell of an ebike and I do think Aniioki is the best out there. I researched for 2 months almost continually before I chose Aniioki!
Great review and this sure fits the bill for the range I need. Fantastic looking bike too. And it is big enough to fit me perfectly where I'm sitting up straight. contender for my next bike purchase.The price features and looks are all a win win.
My custom made ebike has 3 batteries (22 amp/hr x 2 + 35 am/hr) and dual 1,000 watt motors, frmag wheels, front/rear shocks, 20x4 tires + I upgraded to a 68 tooth chainring to peddle at 30 mph.
I have the Aniioki AQ 177 Pro Max 48V 750 W. I love it its a blast! Is it perfect? NO but nothing is perfect! But for $1700 I paid I get a super fun bike thats torquey and will do 26-28 MPH and easily go over 100 miles throttle only doing close to max speed the whole time! The AQ has a different display and you can see the Voltage by scrolling through the Info button. My entry level Ecotric ebike had now way of knowing the exact voltage so early on I added a little volt meter that I bought off Amazon and piggy backed it to the Display screen. I have a momentary ON push button so at any given time I can check what voltage im at. 6 volts less that MAX on any ebike seems to be the 50% bat remaining voltage to look for. EG a 36 V system fully charged is about 42 volts. The 1/2 way mark is 36 volts. A 48 volt system like my Aniioki ready abour 54 volts when charged. the 50% mark on that system us 48 volts. Same goes for a 52 volt system. Fully charged they'll read about 60 volts and 50% is around 52 volts
I have that same remote on my bike. Check to see if it has an alarm built in and if it locks the motor. Something that would make sense to me with that battery there should be an option for a second motor. That would change that bikes climbing abilities big time, and if you want a 60ah battery, the added weight isn't going to be a big deal. Something else that a second motor might help with that again may go with someone looking for a battery like that would be it may help with pulling a trailer. I'd think you would have to watch the spokes pretty close. Overall, I think it would be a great bike for some people, and others would hate it.
If I was them, come out with a street version with: * 27.5 rear/29" front wheels and road tires. * 205 mm rotors front and rear * MTB shocks/ mounting * MTB tapered steering tube. * Adjustable angle handlebar stem * Torque sensor peddling
It is programable change the wheel size and your gps and controller will match. I own this bike too. Love it and it gives near the advertised mileage. Change the tires to road tires and you have great bike. I have my own review after owning and using it for 8 months. anyway it is in my opinion a great bike. Changed the seat by adding a padded saddle style seat. You can turn off the bike from controller without the fob. Use a password and you no longer need the fob. Thanks for the video. The 52 volt version will only add a couple mph and distance maybe 10 miles more and for $300 more for the extra volts not worth it. Save your money. There is a newer one same name Aniioki A8 and promax 48 - 52Ah but better seat they say and they now offer dual motor one too but like any dual motor you burn battery at dual the rate. Don't be fooled thinking it will mean 75 miles with two motors running at same time. Nope not gonna happen. And i got 179 miles pedaling pas 3 shimano gears at 5-6 that was measured over 3 days. Still had a bar left. But used some of that. Peace.
i like the 60 amp hour capacity. however i much prefer higher voltage, such as 96 volts fully charge (84 volt nominal) i think in very little time, all ebikes and all micro mobility will utilize 100+ volt systems (battery, controller) electric euc (electric unicycles) already have surpassed the 100+ volt benchmark. and are now coming quite close to 150 volt batteries and motor controller. higher voltage provides greater responsiveness, greater efficiency, and greater power when needed. and the ability to tune the power down, will always be available. i still like this ebike a lot, and this ebike is still a leader in long range. a beautiful ebike indeed!
The Eahora Romeo Pro, a similar bike but tall, and 26" tires, with no adjustable seat, does the same thing, you get a wobble that makes you feel like you are going to crash, its not like the Ram/Ford/Jeep wobble, its just an uneasy feeling in the bike that it wants to be unstable. I have not had any issues with mine, but I also own the Eahora M1PS and there is zero wobble with that, but its very low to the ground and different tires. Make sure your tire axel bolts and nuts are tight, i found 1 on my Romeo Pro that was finger lose, and the wobble got better after tightening but it was still making a weird uneasy wobble at times.
This bike CANNOT do 200 miles unless you plan to do a hell of a lot of peddling. No one buys a 112lb bike if they plan to pedal it. It will do 75 miles no peddling without over draining the battery. Ask me how I know. A 75 mile range will be well more than enough for 99.78% of people owning this bike. Also be aware you CANNOT change the seat or handle bars 👎. All manufacturers make false claims about their products but those false claims should not be endorsed or promoted by anyone receiving a free product.
Exactly, I got 40Ah and I get 100km range in mountainous area, no pedaling so 200 miles for 60Ah is literally impossible unless you only use assist level 1 on flats
Great review as usual. So I went with the Lectric 3.0 Long range battery version! Got it for the pre Black Friday price! No regrets yet - - - - - other than now I need about $500 in accessories - - First off is "Securtiy Stuff"!! 1) Biggest chain/lock! 2) Security alarm AND 3) Tracking chip (Probably another "Tile" chip. After that then inserts to "puncture proof" my tites.
You can get a Freego F3 Pro Max now with dual motors that goes 36-38 mph with 55 ah of juice. It's a thousand dollars more than this but cheaper than a Grizzly for sure. As fast or faster than a Grizzly with 20 ah more. 48V though.
I've been curious about this bike but the more I search the more I hear about the company deleting negative comments/reviews as well as being almost impossible to work with regarding warranty and issues with the bike itself. It's a shame because it seemed like the perfect middle ground between starter e bike and surron.
same here, I did think it was odd but I still decided to get the 177 pro, since there is nothing worth purchasing between $1k-$2k in term of range I hope I did not get screwed over :(
That bike is illegal to use on public roads. It is not a class 3 since you can throttle to and over 28. You will be guilty of a felony If you altered the speed safety device to throttle over 30 and get into an accident. That bike doesn't even qualify as a moped, it is a motorcycle which means it is required to be registered, plated, you must have a M driver's license and carry liability insurance. That you create the video which minors will see and mimic is despicable. You deserve to be in jail.
@@johnrob3215 He doesn't deserve to be in jail, its your responsibility to ride safely and check ebike laws, just because he goes on the roads and do things doesn't mean you should also, use your common sense, it would be same blaming people who goes high speed on motorcycles or cars and blaming they should be in jail because other kids will do same etc..
@@lionelhowell4972 True, but it seems like Ebike prices have been dropping here recently, and you do have the choice of a lithium ion or a Lifepo4 battery when it comes to it. Of course Lifepo4 costs more as usual.
Wildeway FW11, 32Ah 48 volt, 750 watt motor 1000 peak, 31 MPH, 60 mile range, or 50 depending on your insanity, It's always fun wizzing past 30 cars in the bike lane piled up at a stop light, you know they hate it.
There HAS to be a way to change the wheel diameter in the settings to correct the speedometer. I've never seen an e-bike yet that you can't do that. That's the first thing you should have done before riding it.
flat tires have always been an issue changing them or getting them fixed and the non ease of doing so def need some puncture proof tires for these bikes the weight you run over things in the street and flats left and right.
Amps is watts/volts. Ah is how much ride time you have left at current draw. I find that much more useful than volts remaining. To have an idea of volts remaining use a simple fraction as precision isn't absolutely necessary: 60v system and a 28Ah battery leaves approx 2/3 of useful voltage. Once at 55v your battery is as good as dead so you have approximately 12 useful volts. 1/3 is 4 which leaves around 63v remaining. Yes I am a geek, but the numbers become very easy once you are used to them.
WRT Batteries being heavy: To increase range, the bike needs bigger and/or multiple batteries. A 100cc dirt bike weighs 200 lbs. An E-bike with 60ah weighs 100 lbs.
Yea as many brands out claiming power and more volts and etc. really crack me up because well 1 they fix the display for few mph rather than true speed 2 larger battery does not get any faster then regular 48v-20amp. It’s just as long range and that’s all. See when the review is going uphill lol 3 safety is a big concern because when computer with the control and if it’s not right voltage or mixer, will fire is expected at some point. At the end of the day, bigger is not always the faster, it’s just get you from A to B longer
Because the handle is so far away from the front wheel, it looks like that bike would be difficult to control. I also think that an E-bike with such a massive battery and size should have dual motors.
Nice, good review. I like that one, it's the battery. There's a 26in wheel version w/the same battery. I think Eahora. It's either this or that one for me...💪
Is it true the A8 is for taller riders and the AQ177 is for shorter riders? And what’s the difference between the 48v and 52v?? Please I’m looking to purchase promptly.
Hi, I would also be interested in buying an Aniioki A 8 pro max, I want to courier with it, do you think it is worth buying something like this or would it be something better? I like that it has a long autonomy and trunk in the back, but unfortunately many complain that it breaks down and those at Servis are not serious
When the battery chemistry is detailed and testing methods clearly defined, then we e bikers might have confidence in batteries. Keep looking for testing certification when buying.
If they used thinner tyres instead of those crazy wide ones that are really bad for efficiency this might actually get close to the miles they claim lol, the wide tyres are really only meant for snow and sand and have very little benefit on average off roading and seriously detrimental on road and pavements. They look cool though haha. So what battery cells are in there and is it 36v or 48v? ( sorry if you already said in the video but I did skip a bit.
Please review the gogobest gf750 or gf750 plus with hidraulic brakes! Its a dual motor 2000w e-bike that claims being able to climb up to 45 degrees incline. And speeds up To 50km. ✌️
How much is the battery alone for a spare or if something goes wrong after a while with the battery ? I know its gotta be expensive. Love this bike though, appreciate the review on this one.
correct ah is amp hours but im sure it's reading the amps from the controller because getting up to speed it's around 22-25amp. doesn't mean i'll get 22-25 hours of riding. then it drops down to 7-8 when cruising at max speed
I bought 2 of them that been sitting for over a month cause they both stopped working. One has 22 miles on it and stopped working and the other has under 2 miles on it and stopped working. Company sent me 2 new controllers and still not working. Now they are sending me another 2 new controllers frol a different company cause they ate aware of the issue. Guess ill see 2hat happens come this Wednesday
depends on the mode your riding in. riding as fast as I do you'll get 25miles to one 20ah battery at 170lbs with the 48v model. the 52v model might get you a couple miles more. to get 200miles you gotta be in mode 1 and pedaling
Great bike other than the motor. If it's the same as the AQ 177 and Eahora Juliet's motor, then there's a chance the motor may start making a loud grinding noise when you put too heavy of a load on it like after a long uphill climb or rough off-roading adventure. Happened to me not even 250 miles in and other owners have reported the same issue. Just be forewarned. Me personally, I'm sticking to American-made bikes.
I just purchased the aq177 oof, I don't play on climbing hills with it but still, very worrying do you have any american ebike recommendation? Just trying to see what my options are if this issue happens to me since I might just sell it if they won't take the warranty
@@cheshire_My Lectric XP 2.0 has done over 1300 hard miles without any power train issues and my Onyx CTY2 rides as smooth as butter. I think a quiet hub motor is a sign of high quality.👌
You found an American Made EBike? I think there are only like 3 companies that make their bike here in america. Every other bike is out sourced. What bike did you buy that is made in America
@@Jhubble515Onyx's ebikes are made in their San Francisco factory, I purchased a CTY2 not long ago and it feels great from top to bottom! My first ebike is a Lectric XP 2.0 who are based only a couple short miles north of where I live. While the whole bike may not be made in the US, they seem to do something special when it comes to their motors.
I had that grinding noise when my bike only had like 270 miles. I took a video and sent it to ANiioki. The sent me a new motor out within a week and so far its fine. No Charge too. If I can fix the original motor ill have a spare. I have read that sometimes the magnets become unglued and its a relatively simple fix and i intend on trying to do that one day soon!
Viewer Cons: 1. The brand name. AniiOKI? That would get painted over day #1. 2. Handlebar distance from the seat cannot be adjusted. 3. 33 Lbs of high center weight you don't need. 4. Well documented that at zero takeoff speed heading up a short hill, the motor ALWAYS cuts out. Looking at the GForce T7. Of course, availability of all of these bikes is a negative.
The logo doesn't have to be removable.. I know people who could change the logo. They probably wouldn't honor the Garenty but if you customize anything on anything it cancels out the Garenty. I'm a little bit of a nerd but I always alter most things I buy.
But yet the R22 Everest edition by Optibike has a 300 mile range and has been in production since 2022. 190 nm of torque and is assembled and designed in America. So how can a 200 mile ebike be the longest range ebike on the market?
The electronic horn on most e-bikes will not get you much approval on the trail. Rockbros makes a good bell that makes a single loud "ding" in a pleasant tone. The sound from it carries better than my voice.
Decent review, but you know you can test the battery voltage with a volt meter right? It would be nice if you did that, I'm curious how bad they are exaggerating the range considering their speedo is off. I don't trust this company due to the broken motors that are being reported. There is no way that bike would ever make 200 miles so that's another red flag. the Eahora Juliet seems a much better long range bike IMO.
Buyers beware! I don’t want to rain on anybody’s parade, but I wanted to share my story and experience with Aniioki. I have 4 of these bikes or should I say I am stuck with four of these bikes. My fault, I purchased all of them way too close together. first thing I want to start with is I have a battery OUT OF THE BOX that has a bad or wrong BMS ALLOWING ME TO GO ONLY 40 MILES AND ONLY DISCHARGES DOWN TO 48 VOLTS ON MY DUAL MOTOR.and it is dead, even if i ride in 3 speed and take it very easy.I Have had nothing but issues with this bike. I received my dual motor promax 9 months ago and still can’t get it right. Brand new bad battery and my shock don’t hold air. I had a error 24, they could not get rid of. I still have a very dangerous sticky throttle that’s keeps running for 5 seconds after you let go of the throttle. Its not the cruze control. They sent me parts trying to fix these problems. . They sent me a controller that slowed my bike down from a 45 mph bike to a 38 mph bike. And now they tell me my speed is fine. Not to mention all the other issues I had with the single motorbikes. I have countless hours working on these bikes, sending videos, texts and waiting a month for the part, then it don’t fix the problem. if you don’t have a lot of time, tools and willing to work on these bikes. Stay away from them. I am not just speaking for me and my four bikes but also a lot of people I know on Facebook. It’s just a fact. if you look at all of their reviews on their site and Amazon, including mine. Most of the reviews are with the bike being brand new. I could go on and on with proof and pictures. But all I can say to everybody is if you have not purchased one yet, stay away from Aniioki. If you have any questions, just hit me.
My bafang 1000w mid drive e bike with 25ah battery just reached 90km range with pedalling on a 75% ascending with an slope average of 7% and max. of 22%.
Solid review! I think for the price this bike checks a ton of boxes
@@johnrob3215 go eat your pissed in Cheerios somewhere else bud
@@johnrob3215 wtf karen lmao
Don't buy it. Aniioki very bad customer service it is trush bike. This battery is not satisfied all the functions. After 2 months you will have problems with motors. I don't recommend anyone to buy it
@@fyjijgcvvyyj can you explain further, that is a very generic statement to make without proving it and backing it up
I have 2000 miles on my A8 52v. This is not a top end bike but it is a $2k bike that I regularly take on 55 mile rides on dirt trails and can still get up to 30mph at the end of the ride with half a battery left. That is what I needed. I went ahead and changed the tires to shinkos, the front forks and handle bars and customized the seat. I have had some issues but so far the company has fed ex me a controller at no cost, try that with another company and news flash to those who dont already know, all "affordable" ebikes come from China. You can't pay for a Timex and expect a Rolex but at least with the A8 you get what you paid for and then some!
hey how have your spokes kept up have you had to replace them often
bro answer the dude
I run shinkos on mine which are 4 lbs heavier than the 2lb stock tires and yes I am replacing 2 or 3 spokes once a month but I also do mostly off road dirt riding. I have since learned how to change spokes and it is not very difficult, and only on back tire non brake disc side of rim.
@@drbogii
I like the Build quality of this Bike and it looks Awsome as well , I am going to purchase one and I also know that nothing is Perfect ! So for you Guys who like pulling down and Criticizing ! Which Bike did you purchase and have you had any problems ? 😮 seems like when you Guys have something , it is the Best and everything else is Crap !!!😮
This is one of the best bikes if you’re looking for a commuting bike if it does really do as many miles as it says well nice can’t wait to see you do the work run on it thanks for all your videos and keep up the good entertaining videos
I purchased an A8 ProMax and only ttok 8 days to get it. I was very disappointed when I fist rode it hearing metal to metal, top and bottom of the triple tree was loose about 4 mm. It sent two videos showing where the problem was located and they started sending me video on how to fix it but the language was not English. I used the videos to make the adjustments and it never got rid of the problem and in the process stripped the threads in two bolts. Yes the bolts were already stripped. They eventually sent me an email giving me authorizing a repair at a reptable shop. 20 Minutes later it was fixed and the two bolts were also replaced. Had the videos been in English I would have figured it out myself having three brother that are Certified gas and diesel Mechanics. I'm satisfied somewhat but the service was slow and the videos didn't help in the least. I love riding it NOW, lol, hell of an ebike and I do think Aniioki is the best out there. I researched for 2 months almost continually before I chose Aniioki!
Great review and this sure fits the bill for the range I need. Fantastic looking bike too. And it is big enough to fit me perfectly where I'm sitting up straight. contender for my next bike purchase.The price features and looks are all a win win.
It's awesome how in-depth you go with these reviews. Good work.
I appreciate that!
My custom made ebike has 3 batteries (22 amp/hr x 2 + 35 am/hr) and dual 1,000 watt motors, frmag wheels, front/rear shocks, 20x4 tires + I upgraded to a 68 tooth chainring to peddle at 30 mph.
awesome you get to try things out like that, almost makes me want to start my own channel so i can try things like that
This could be my next bike, but it’s too bad they didn’t include a bigger wattage motor and turn signals to really top it off. 😊
I have the Aniioki AQ 177 Pro Max 48V 750 W. I love it its a blast! Is it perfect? NO but nothing is perfect! But for $1700 I paid I get a super fun bike thats torquey and will do 26-28 MPH and easily go over 100 miles throttle only doing close to max speed the whole time! The AQ has a different display and you can see the Voltage by scrolling through the Info button. My entry level Ecotric ebike had now way of knowing the exact voltage so early on I added a little volt meter that I bought off Amazon and piggy backed it to the Display screen. I have a momentary ON push button so at any given time I can check what voltage im at. 6 volts less that MAX on any ebike seems to be the 50% bat remaining voltage to look for. EG a 36 V system fully charged is about 42 volts. The 1/2 way mark is 36 volts. A 48 volt system like my Aniioki ready abour 54 volts when charged. the 50% mark on that system us 48 volts. Same goes for a 52 volt system. Fully charged they'll read about 60 volts and 50% is around 52 volts
I have that same remote on my bike. Check to see if it has an alarm built in and if it locks the motor. Something that would make sense to me with that battery there should be an option for a second motor. That would change that bikes climbing abilities big time, and if you want a 60ah battery, the added weight isn't going to be a big deal. Something else that a second motor might help with that again may go with someone looking for a battery like that would be it may help with pulling a trailer. I'd think you would have to watch the spokes pretty close. Overall, I think it would be a great bike for some people, and others would hate it.
That is a nice price ,definitely a good investment for commuting to work with today's gas prices!
Nice review an good info!..😎👍
Thanks. And doing Uber / door dash
@@MrCentralDriverdid u change the back brake light ??
Don't forget to allow battery cool down when speed peddaling or you,ll burn it up,not made for constant duty cycle
If I was them, come out with a street version with:
* 27.5 rear/29" front wheels and road tires.
* 205 mm rotors front and rear
* MTB shocks/ mounting
* MTB tapered steering tube.
* Adjustable angle handlebar stem
* Torque sensor peddling
They do
It is programable change the wheel size and your gps and controller will match. I own this bike too. Love it and it gives near the advertised mileage. Change the tires to road tires and you have great bike. I have my own review after owning and using it for 8 months. anyway it is in my opinion a great bike. Changed the seat by adding a padded saddle style seat. You can turn off the bike from controller without the fob. Use a password and you no longer need the fob. Thanks for the video. The 52 volt version will only add a couple mph and distance maybe 10 miles more and for $300 more for the extra volts not worth it. Save your money. There is a newer one same name Aniioki A8 and promax 48 - 52Ah but better seat they say and they now offer dual motor one too but like any dual motor you burn battery at dual the rate. Don't be fooled thinking it will mean 75 miles with two motors running at same time. Nope not gonna happen. And i got 179 miles pedaling pas 3 shimano gears at 5-6 that was measured over 3 days. Still had a bar left. But used some of that. Peace.
i like the 60 amp hour capacity. however i much prefer higher voltage, such as 96 volts fully charge (84 volt nominal)
i think in very little time, all ebikes and all micro mobility will utilize 100+ volt systems (battery, controller) electric euc (electric unicycles) already have surpassed the 100+ volt benchmark. and are now coming quite close to 150 volt batteries and motor controller.
higher voltage provides greater responsiveness, greater efficiency, and greater power when needed. and the ability to tune the power down, will always be available.
i still like this ebike a lot, and this ebike is still a leader in long range.
a beautiful ebike indeed!
The Eahora Romeo Pro, a similar bike but tall, and 26" tires, with no adjustable seat, does the same thing, you get a wobble that makes you feel like you are going to crash, its not like the Ram/Ford/Jeep wobble, its just an uneasy feeling in the bike that it wants to be unstable. I have not had any issues with mine, but I also own the Eahora M1PS and there is zero wobble with that, but its very low to the ground and different tires. Make sure your tire axel bolts and nuts are tight, i found 1 on my Romeo Pro that was finger lose, and the wobble got better after tightening but it was still making a weird uneasy wobble at times.
Sounds like the thread or nut is detective
This bike CANNOT do 200 miles unless you plan to do a hell of a lot of peddling. No one buys a 112lb bike if they plan to pedal it. It will do 75 miles no peddling without over draining the battery. Ask me how I know. A 75 mile range will be well more than enough for 99.78% of people owning this bike. Also be aware you CANNOT change the seat or handle bars 👎. All manufacturers make false claims about their products but those false claims should not be endorsed or promoted by anyone receiving a free product.
Some of us do actually paddle our bikes.
You can change the handlebar..you'd just have to get a new front fork..
I will peddle this ebike but sadly this ebike I'd shitty expensive in South Africa importing is no joke.
@@z.m.a.t3251 I'm sure importing any ebike there is expensive ever thought about moding your own?
Exactly, I got 40Ah and I get 100km range in mountainous area, no pedaling so 200 miles for 60Ah is literally impossible unless you only use assist level 1 on flats
Great review as usual. So I went with the Lectric 3.0 Long range battery version!
Got it for the pre Black Friday price! No regrets yet - - - - - other than now I need about $500 in accessories - - First off is "Securtiy Stuff"!!
1) Biggest chain/lock!
2) Security alarm AND
3) Tracking chip (Probably another "Tile" chip.
After that then inserts to "puncture proof" my tites.
There is avoltage reading. Just cycle through the Info button the one that has the "! " button and youll see voltage
You can get a Freego F3 Pro Max now with dual motors that goes 36-38 mph with 55 ah of juice. It's a thousand dollars more than this but cheaper than a Grizzly for sure. As fast or faster than a Grizzly with 20 ah more. 48V though.
I've been curious about this bike but the more I search the more I hear about the company deleting negative comments/reviews as well as being almost impossible to work with regarding warranty and issues with the bike itself. It's a shame because it seemed like the perfect middle ground between starter e bike and surron.
same here, I did think it was odd
but I still decided to get the 177 pro, since there is nothing worth purchasing between $1k-$2k in term of range
I hope I did not get screwed over :(
@@cheshire_there is, eahora juliet and romeo versions have the same battery capacity as this bike and looks much better
That bike is illegal to use on public roads. It is not a class 3 since you can throttle to and over 28. You will be guilty of a felony If you altered the speed safety device to throttle over 30 and get into an accident. That bike doesn't even qualify as a moped, it is a motorcycle which means it is required to be registered, plated, you must have a M driver's license and carry liability insurance. That you create the video which minors will see and mimic is despicable. You deserve to be in jail.
@@johnrob3215 He doesn't deserve to be in jail, its your responsibility to ride safely and check ebike laws, just because he goes on the roads and do things doesn't mean you should also, use your common sense, it would be same blaming people who goes high speed on motorcycles or cars and blaming they should be in jail because other kids will do same etc..
@@Krahamus no, it's not the same, only an idiot would think so.
I would love to see a comparison of an AWD drive bike, against a RWD in the dirt.
I see they quietly made some changes to the bike. Like the seat and seat post clamp. New braking system. My two main issues with the bike.
Wow, 60ah battery is no joke, I like the design and range on this Ebike, thanks for sharing man.
Yeah, but you have to always think about the replacement cost of that battery because most do last only 3 years.
@@lionelhowell4972 True, but it seems like Ebike prices have been dropping here recently, and you do have the choice of a lithium ion or a Lifepo4 battery when it comes to it. Of course Lifepo4 costs more as usual.
You can use a multimeter on the 2 prongs on the battery and get yourself the voltage my guy. We wanna know lol
Yeah but mine has been broken for years.
Harbor literally gives them away crony
Wildeway FW11, 32Ah 48 volt, 750 watt motor 1000 peak, 31 MPH, 60 mile range, or 50 depending on your insanity,
It's always fun wizzing past 30 cars in the bike lane piled up at a stop light, you know they hate it.
There HAS to be a way to change the wheel diameter in the settings to correct the speedometer. I've never seen an e-bike yet that you can't do that. That's the first thing you should have done before riding it.
flat tires have always been an issue changing them or getting them fixed and the non ease of doing so def need some puncture proof tires for these bikes the weight you run over things in the street and flats left and right.
Amps is watts/volts. Ah is how much ride time you have left at current draw. I find that much more useful than volts remaining. To have an idea of volts remaining use a simple fraction as precision isn't absolutely necessary: 60v system and a 28Ah battery leaves approx 2/3 of useful voltage. Once at 55v your battery is as good as dead so you have approximately 12 useful volts. 1/3 is 4 which leaves around 63v remaining. Yes I am a geek, but the numbers become very easy once you are used to them.
imagine putting a bigger back wheel on it, and seeing how fast it goes, plus distance
WRT Batteries being heavy:
To increase range, the bike needs bigger and/or multiple batteries.
A 100cc dirt bike weighs 200 lbs. An E-bike with 60ah weighs 100 lbs.
Try letting the air out on your front tyre and then the light will go down more
Yea as many brands out claiming power and more volts and etc. really crack me up because well
1 they fix the display for few mph rather than true speed
2 larger battery does not get any faster then regular 48v-20amp. It’s just as long range and that’s all. See when the review is going uphill lol
3 safety is a big concern because when computer with the control and if it’s not right voltage or mixer, will fire is expected at some point.
At the end of the day, bigger is not always the faster, it’s just get you from A to B longer
Because the handle is so far away from the front wheel, it looks like that bike would be difficult to control. I also think that an E-bike with such a massive battery and size should have dual motors.
What effects from an added weather canopy?
We are the manufacturer for E-Bikes in China
Whats the app that shows your speed on your phone?
Speedometer
Been looking forward to this review
It's only a brake light if the brake lever activates it other wise it's a TAILIGHT.
almost all cars work the same way this does lol
Do they have addapter for it for outside charging stations
I would like to know what your height is to better situate myself in relation to the bike.
Hello WATCHING From Philippines
can this be rigged to recharge with portable solar panels, for use in back country??
Nice, good review. I like that one, it's the battery. There's a 26in wheel version w/the same battery. I think Eahora. It's either this or that one for me...💪
eahora yeah. awesome looking bike too!
What brand cells do they use in their batteries?
They don’t say. I wouldn’t expect something high quality for 1849 using my coupon code for a 60ah battery
Dude called the sprocket a huge chain ring lmao. Professional enough to get free bikes. Lmao
Is the battery UL certified?
EDIT or has a maker beyond Anii Oki?
Per the website yes
Not for long tho. In Dec Fuells bike will come out and its a 225 mile range 🙂. But this bike looks really fun
Where didyou see it? I have been searching
Is it true the A8 is for taller riders and the AQ177 is for shorter riders? And what’s the difference between the 48v and 52v?? Please I’m looking to purchase promptly.
Hi, I would also be interested in buying an Aniioki A 8 pro max, I want to courier with it, do you think it is worth buying something like this or would it be something better? I like that it has a long autonomy and trunk in the back, but unfortunately many complain that it breaks down and those at Servis are not serious
is there any flex to handle bars? durability is a question. so please give any future reviews on how the bike/battery hold's up.
Bikes are gone after my reviews to make room for other ones that come in. No flex to the handlebars tho
I think wider bars should fix that instability issue..
A little bit
When the battery chemistry is detailed and testing methods clearly defined, then we e bikers might have confidence in batteries. Keep looking for testing certification when buying.
great review!
Which is better, this or the Rundeer Attack10?
THX FOR REVIEW
I was planning to buy e-bike like this, can you give me advice before I order or purchase?
If they used thinner tyres instead of those crazy wide ones that are really bad for efficiency this might actually get close to the miles they claim lol,
the wide tyres are really only meant for snow and sand and have very little benefit on average off roading and seriously detrimental on road and pavements.
They look cool though haha.
So what battery cells are in there and is it 36v or 48v? ( sorry if you already said in the video but I did skip a bit.
48v system.
It gets well over 100 miles throttle only.
Please review the gogobest gf750 or gf750 plus with hidraulic brakes! Its a dual motor 2000w e-bike that claims being able to climb up to 45 degrees incline. And speeds up To 50km. ✌️
Are u getting the new rumble apex (predator)
How much is the battery alone for a spare or if something goes wrong after a while with the battery ? I know its gotta be expensive. Love this bike though, appreciate the review on this one.
$899
You should keep the speed test on the roads. A Kid can pop out of nowhere going 25 miles with 200 lbs can be deadly.
100% 30mph on a side is so irresponsible.
A h stands for a amp hours if the bike is drawing eight amps per hour then you have 7-8 hours of riding that bike
correct ah is amp hours but im sure it's reading the amps from the controller because getting up to speed it's around 22-25amp. doesn't mean i'll get 22-25 hours of riding. then it drops down to 7-8 when cruising at max speed
Also the eahora Romeo has same battery and more like a surron mountain bike style I’m stupid for selling but we all need to own a onyx in life lol
When you squeeze the brake it cuts out I think for safety reasons
You are a little picky. But I like the fact that it was a long range
that's good tho for reviews
hey what about the spokes have you heard of anything like that
nope
@@MrCentralDriverthanks love your videos keep up the great work
Is the charger and battery pack UL Listed
not that i know of. these are pouch cells. not your standard lithium battery
The most promising market for EV.
Hi
How much bike price
$1,899.00 as of right now with $50 off using my code mrcentraldriver at checkout
anyone figure out how to increase the speed?
Link the accesorios more powers please ???
Whats the bike u were talking about selling called?
Electric bike company model x full y loaded dual motor dual battery custom paint. $2000. Last bike I have other then this one
I bought 2 of them that been sitting for over a month cause they both stopped working. One has 22 miles on it and stopped working and the other has under 2 miles on it and stopped working. Company sent me 2 new controllers and still not working. Now they are sending me another 2 new controllers frol a different company cause they ate aware of the issue. Guess ill see 2hat happens come this Wednesday
I no a few people on the group pages with these bikes and no mention of this issue at all.
@@MrCentralDriver I must have just got unlucky.
sounds like Fake News sorry!
How much this bike? Where can I buy?
How many tons does it weigh?
What amp is the controller
28a
@@MrCentralDriver My yolin ebike have 25a and it feels slow, like it stuck at 25-28 mph.
On a 20ah battery i get around 30-35miles maximum without paddling
That means a 60ah battery will 100-120miles maximum.
depends on the mode your riding in. riding as fast as I do you'll get 25miles to one 20ah battery at 170lbs with the 48v model. the 52v model might get you a couple miles more. to get 200miles you gotta be in mode 1 and pedaling
Great bike other than the motor. If it's the same as the AQ 177 and Eahora Juliet's motor, then there's a chance the motor may start making a loud grinding noise when you put too heavy of a load on it like after a long uphill climb or rough off-roading adventure. Happened to me not even 250 miles in and other owners have reported the same issue. Just be forewarned. Me personally, I'm sticking to American-made bikes.
I just purchased the aq177 oof, I don't play on climbing hills with it but still, very worrying
do you have any american ebike recommendation?
Just trying to see what my options are if this issue happens to me since I might just sell it if they won't take the warranty
@@cheshire_My Lectric XP 2.0 has done over 1300 hard miles without any power train issues and my Onyx CTY2 rides as smooth as butter. I think a quiet hub motor is a sign of high quality.👌
You found an American Made EBike? I think there are only like 3 companies that make their bike here in america. Every other bike is out sourced. What bike did you buy that is made in America
@@Jhubble515Onyx's ebikes are made in their San Francisco factory, I purchased a CTY2 not long ago and it feels great from top to bottom! My first ebike is a Lectric XP 2.0 who are based only a couple short miles north of where I live. While the whole bike may not be made in the US, they seem to do something special when it comes to their motors.
I had that grinding noise when my bike only had like 270 miles. I took a video and sent it to ANiioki. The sent me a new motor out within a week and so far its fine. No Charge too. If I can fix the original motor ill have a spare. I have read that sometimes the magnets become unglued and its a relatively simple fix and i intend on trying to do that one day soon!
If u live in Fresno area we definitely need to ride together have a surron
join our fresno esk8 group page
What is your pant inseam?
no idea
@@MrCentralDriver you don't buy your pants?
Viewer Cons: 1. The brand name. AniiOKI? That would get painted over day #1. 2. Handlebar distance from the seat cannot be adjusted. 3. 33 Lbs of high center weight you don't need. 4. Well documented that at zero takeoff speed heading up a short hill, the motor ALWAYS cuts out.
Looking at the GForce T7. Of course, availability of all of these bikes is a negative.
The logo doesn't have to be removable.. I know people who could change the logo. They probably wouldn't honor the Garenty but if you customize anything on anything it cancels out the Garenty. I'm a little bit of a nerd but I always alter most things I buy.
i just like people to know
Even with good dirt bikes, you have to stand-up a lot in rough terrain.
But yet the R22 Everest edition by Optibike has a 300 mile range and has been in production since 2022. 190 nm of torque and is assembled and designed in America. So how can a 200 mile ebike be the longest range ebike on the market?
A lot better than Ecar, you have 100% control 😅
HOW LONG IT TAKE ANIIOKI.TAKE TO SHIP YOUR BIKE.I ORDER THE A8 PROMAX ON 11/24/2023.IT IS NOW 12/1/2023.
How long did it take m8?
How much
I think a 24" on the front would be a good upgrade. Then run a different bar set up.
The electronic horn on most e-bikes will not get you much approval on the trail. Rockbros makes a good bell that makes a single loud "ding" in a pleasant tone. The sound from it carries better than my voice.
Decent review, but you know you can test the battery voltage with a volt meter right? It would be nice if you did that, I'm curious how bad they are exaggerating the range considering their speedo is off. I don't trust this company due to the broken motors that are being reported. There is no way that bike would ever make 200 miles so that's another red flag. the Eahora Juliet seems a much better long range bike IMO.
it would be much better with dual motors
Buyers beware! I don’t want to rain on anybody’s parade, but I wanted to share my story and experience with Aniioki. I have 4 of these bikes or should I say I am stuck with four of these bikes. My fault, I purchased all of them way too close together. first thing I want to start with is I have a battery OUT OF THE BOX that has a bad or wrong BMS ALLOWING ME TO GO ONLY 40 MILES AND ONLY DISCHARGES DOWN TO 48 VOLTS ON MY DUAL MOTOR.and it is dead, even if i ride in 3 speed and take it very easy.I Have had nothing but issues with this bike. I received my dual motor promax 9 months ago and still can’t get it right. Brand new bad battery and my shock don’t hold air. I had a error 24, they could not get rid of. I still have a very dangerous sticky throttle that’s keeps running for 5 seconds after you let go of the throttle. Its not the cruze control. They sent me parts trying to fix these problems. . They sent me a controller that slowed my bike down from a 45 mph bike to a 38 mph bike. And now they tell me my speed is fine. Not to mention all the other issues I had with the single motorbikes. I have countless hours working on these bikes, sending videos, texts and waiting a month for the part, then it don’t fix the problem. if you don’t have a lot of time, tools and willing to work on these bikes. Stay away from them. I am not just speaking for me and my four bikes but also a lot of people I know on Facebook. It’s just a fact. if you look at all of their reviews on their site and Amazon, including mine. Most of the reviews are with the bike being brand new. I could go on and on with proof and pictures. But all I can say to everybody is if you have not purchased one yet, stay away from Aniioki. If you have any questions, just hit me.
what alternative would you go for?
Do not attempt to pedal this bike without pedal assisst. You will break the crank. Then you have to wait two weeks for parts. But it does cruise.
@@jjw00dw silly of me for pedelling a 105lbs ebike no power. i was good until i stood up.
Annie Oakley?
1:06 thats what she said
My bafang 1000w mid drive e bike with 25ah battery just reached 90km range with pedalling on a 75% ascending with an slope average of 7% and max. of 22%.
How can I get it Sir
links in description
I watched a guy go 80 miles on this bike and the battery bar never went down not even 1 bar on throtle only just thought id let you know