What I am really missing is a small unobtrusive support for steep inclines, and possibly a short boost when pulling off. I do not need e-assisted mopeds bikes. I can easily pedal myself on straights.
It says work with full suspension bike, as it appears if sufficiently tightened, there is an internal built in spring act as sort of suspension to accommodate some degree of vertical travel. Still in my case, it frequently fell of the tire, guess it could work better if the suspension can be locked, or better just go with hardtail.
@@tokejones9278 friction wheel is on the tires, not asphalt. If you don't have it you don't have energy loss. All bikes have to roll on your asphalt so what else can you do.
What I am really missing is a small unobtrusive support for steep inclines, and possibly a short boost when pulling off. I do not need e-assisted mopeds bikes. I can easily pedal myself on straights.
Damn, but this is only for a hard tail. No good for full suspension.
It says work with full suspension bike, as it appears if sufficiently tightened, there is an internal built in spring act as sort of suspension to accommodate some degree of vertical travel. Still in my case, it frequently fell of the tire, guess it could work better if the suspension can be locked, or better just go with hardtail.
Amazing
Where can i buy pika2 in canada?
I spent more than $1K US dollar, junk product .. Don't buy it!
Pesan satu unit
Tiny little battery 🔋
Don't buy the pikaboost its junk!
for that price, I agree 100%
Lose 2-3% energy from friction wheel. Wear out your tire quickly. Useless for going uphill.
Im gonna buy it for day to day commuting than arriving to work all sweaty
@@ericstarling9790 If you don't want to sweat get a mid-drive bike let the gears do the work for you.
What do you think wears out a tire faster? Rubber rolling on rubber, or rubber rolling on asphalt?
@@tokejones9278 friction wheel is on the tires, not asphalt. If you don't have it you don't have energy loss. All bikes have to roll on your asphalt so what else can you do.