MUST WATCH Before Buying Velotric Discover 2 - Complete Ebike Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video we compare the Velotric Discover 1 vs 2, unbox, go over the controls and settings, Velotric app, Find My Feature, test the acceleration/max speed/braking, and review the Velotric Discover 2 ebike.
Pricing:
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
2:40 Velotric Discover 1 vs Discover 2
4:58 Comfort Points
5:16 UL Certification and Safety
5:50 Battery in Washing Machine Test
7:16 Unboxing
Assembly: • Velotric Discover 2: H...
8:56 Battery overview and charging
10:24 Parts, Controls and Display Overview
16:25 Velotric App and Pairing
18:55 Find My Feature
20:27 Throttle Limit On/Off Test
24:54 Test Ride. Top Speed/Accel in Pedal Assists 0-5 (pedal only)
27:59 Top Speed/Accel in Pedal Assists 0-5 (throttle only)
29:35 Cruise Control Test
29:58 Brake Test
30:26 Front Suspension Shock Quick Overview
30:48 Conclusion
Specs
Motor: 750w rear hub
Max Speed: 12-28 MPH (45km), Class I, 2 and 3
Throttle: Thumb Throttle
Pedal assist: 15 levels (3 modes x 5 levels)
Pedal assist sensor: Velopower E75+ with Torque sensor
Battery: 48V 14.7ah (705.6Wh), IPX7, Certificated by UL 2271
Samsung/LG 21700 cell, Certificated by UL 2580
Range: Up to 75 miles, 121 km
Brake: Front and Rear TEKTRO 180mm hydraulic disc brake
Weight: 63 lb/29kg
Load Capacity: 265lb,120kg
Tires: 27.5 x 2.4"
Fork: 80mm hydraulic
Shifters: 8 speed Shimano
Cruise control: Yes
Headlight: Yes
Tail light: Yes
Rider height: R: 4'11 - 5'9. L: 5'6 - 6'4
Waterproof: IPX6 frame, IPX7 battery
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I have been watching reviews for a couple weeks now and this was the best, most informative review I have found yet. Thank you for all of the information. My husband just bought the Sumit 1 and I need to step up to an E-bike so we can keep riding together. Thank you!
Thanks for the comment, Jeanne!
This was a great review. Thank you!
You're welcome :)
Wow, everything I need to know. Velotric should hire you.
I appreciate the feedback. I don't think they'd pay as much as my day job. :)
this is a fire review
I appreciate it!
Good review
Thank you!
Well done
Thank you!
Is 63 lbs weight including the battery? Thank you - this is a very well-done review.
Yes, I believe that includes the battery. Thank you!
Nice review, thanks. One thing, having not ridden one yet, I don’t know why you would like a pedal sensor over a torque sensor. You say because it makes you pedal hard at higher speeds. My question is, isn’t that what the throttle’s for? Thanks again.
Thanks. Correct, a torque sensor makes you pedal harder at higher speeds. I personally prefer a cadence sensor because I'm lazy, and want to leisurely pedal to achieve the top speed. While I can hold the throttle down it gets tiring constantly twisting a throttle or pushing a lever down. Sometimes I ride with one or no hands on the handlebars, and just pedal. I hope this clarifies what I meant.
@@ColinLeung It does, yes. I’m picking up my first e-bike soon (should be at bike shop tomorrow) and I think it has the answer. While it has a torque sensor, it also has a cruise control. I’m 63, and want to get a little exercise, as well, so it all makes sense. That’s why there’s more than one type of bike! Thanks for your videos!
@@skeller61 You're welcome. Let us know how you like the ebike!
I was almost decided on Discover 2. However, on another review, there was an issue when attaching the front basket assembly. Because of the tangled mess of the brake cables and not being able to thread them through the basket, after attaching the basket, it stretched the brake cables too far which messed with the braking when making turns. Are you aware of this? THIS issue is preventing me from buying this bike, as I need a front basket. Any feedback wud be appreciated.
Hello Daniel, I have not tested the front basket on the Discover 2, so I cannot say with certainty that it will work without modification.
Looking at the cabling, mounting points and basket, it would appear that the cable management spiral ties can be loosened, and front brake line routed on the side of the basket and rear brake line pushed behind the basket.
If there are still issues turning then you can disconnect the brake lines from the calipers, and reroute the brake lines through the basket. This will require rebleeding the brake lines since it's hydraulic.
I hope this helps
@@ColinLeung Yes it does and wud end up being more work than I wud want to do on my own. I only want a professional bike tech working on my hydraulic brakes. Self assembly with a basket isn't going to work for me. THANKS for the feedbsck.
I lke this bike! In red of course! I have a Radcity 5 Plus now and I like it too, but this velotric is a step forward for sure. About the Find My feature-I installed an airtag hidden in my bike but I have to replace the battery once a year. On this velotric 2 is there an airtag built in? can it be removed by thieves? Do I need to replace the battery? Just curious. My current bike is 65lbs and I see that the velotric is also 65lbs or so. Mine feels heavy and pedaling without motor assistance is not easy, but doable. Also I changed mine to class 3 but I only get as fast as 32km hr-here in Canada the Rad bike has a 500watts motor. I'm fine with 32km (or bit more if I pedal hard!)-the bike does feel a bit shaky at higher speeds. I hope this velotric is more sturdy. I'm in Canada and Velotric doesn't ship here so I may have to drive to Buffalo NY and get one...soon...Thanks for the video
Thanks for the comment. I think there's a chip installed in the controller that has gps/find my features built in that is wired to the battery, so you don't need to change an airtag battery.
Oddly, best buy appears to be a dealer in Canada
Oddly, best buy appears to be a dealer in Canada
@@M5Dri3rz I see some models advertised but not the Discover 2. I have decided to keep my rad city for this Season. I will look into the Velotric next Spring.
Amazing review.....unfortunately Velotric is best at hiding negative reviews/customer experiences from the past couple years on their bikes. The Discover 2 is having issues with failing controllers. After reading about this in Velotric groups I figured it was just a rare occurrence for a new complicated system. I went to test ride ebikes and the owner said they had a Discover 2 in the back, it couldn't be out on the floor due to "issues" ... I asked if it was a controller issue and they said "YEP" I guess it's NOT so rare of an occurrence.
I have never seen an e-bike review where the reviewer talks about customer service. Anyone who did probably would not get any bikes to review. There is a huge need for a well funded channel that can buy their own bikes and do long term tests .
Thank you. That's unfortunate, and I have not ridden it long enough to experience the controller issue. Hopefully it's something Velotric can repair with a firmware update, or send new controllers if they fail.
@@DM-fp8uw Yes, unfortunately ebikes are quite expensive, and you would need a lot of money or high viewership to bring enough monetization to cover the costs of the ebikes.
Most sponsors that offer ebikes in exchange for reviews do not want negative comments said about their product as it would steer away sales.
@@DM-fp8uw I've been thinking the same.
That weight pull was a joke 🙄
What is the weight capacity of this bike?
Load Capacity: 265lb,120kg
@@ColinLeungIsn't the weight capacity 200kg, 440 lbs?
440lbs
@@heavyhitter8972 You're right. I found this on their site
Weight & Load
Bike Weight 63lbs
Rear Rack Load Capacity 66lbs
Max Bike Load Capacity 440lbs