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New M7 is completely different beast.

I would never, ever have taken my Moscow on a trail like!

Get a tank instead.

I don't use my Moscow to rock hop. Light trails and such. Working great for me.

I’ve had a NCM Moscow Plus for 2 years and have done over 2,000km and I agree with the review, it has some shortcomings in some aspects but for my usage (mainly fire trails etc) it’s excellent and hasn’t let me down.

Can the Moscow be ridden on the beach?

have both moscows, okay for modest trails, definitely not a downhill shredder, but a better starter bike than an expensive one. You should have experience b4 buying something very costly to replace.

Did your buddy ever finish the bike mount?

Good video but it's like a BMW owner telling us that it's better than a honda... theres a need and budget for everything ! 🙂

Its a great bike! Very reliable and powerful, I bought a Moscow and is just great! I sold it and I buy it again but the MOSCOW M3 and its also wonderful, highly recommend it. His components are really good quality “not top” but definitely super good!

I love my cheap emountain bike. I've lost 10kgs since buying it because I'm doing exercise and having fun. I'm old so I'll never do those hard trails, a fall would kill me, but I do a lot of easy off road trails and my piece of junk cheap ebike works great. I do the shopping with it too....what guy thinks shopping is fun? Me now. Two years in so far, when the motor clags, I'll get a sweet mid drive touring ebike.

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Bronwhats its range

Stupid review my friend. This bike is not designed for that sort of heavy work. Get real.

Hi. Does anyone know exactly what is the maximum front and rear tire width? I would like to buy some Schwalbe Super-Moto x 27.5 tires but I can't figure out the exact width for the front and rear.

I switched to emtbs from my analog bikes and I'll never turn back.. I'll be getting a superlight embt like the rise or kenevo/levo sl or trek rail ex-e to go with my levo. I also keep at least 140 bpm + for 1-2 hours 4-5 days a week. My riding has gotten way better just because you're riding more, not only more days but more of the trail more often. The upside and downside of that is crashing obv. as any mtbers knows, a crash is bound to happen at some point. The more you ride, the higher the probability. You're getting better on the bike (even if you have been riding 20 years +) so stupid crashes don't happen as often but as progression goes.. you start doing harder features more often.. you might do the same drop 10 times more in a week than you would have normally. That means you can go down 9 times more, or not at all.. but it's still a possibility. That's not to say you will, just know that you more you ride a trail.. the more the possibility is there. I'll still take progression any day of the week or I wouldn't be riding. Just know that if you're getting one and have to be careful for work etc etc etc. Sometimes you'll get in over your head much quicker because you progress a an exponential rate.

Love the wife part lol 😂 love my new ncm moscow only paid 1000 and I did 20km in 48 minutes today! The bikes pretty beat up but it came with 2 batteries 1 19mah and the other one is 13 mah

Go samoyed 😂

Thanks for the new channel. I love it. I am a big mountain biker. I have just installed a RTT on a low profile Cali Raised bed rack.... and would love to see how I can mount my bike on with the RTT mounted and bed rack without a diamond back. I was thinking trailer hitch bike rack mount, but it would look way cooler if I could mount to the side of truck instead! Can't wait for this to come out! Happy trails should be your new sign off!

Hi your video is the reason i bought the newer Moscow M3 and its an awesome e-Mountain bike ( not that many out there with my budget) doing all the GOOD stuff you have shown. The video pointed out enough of the good about the bike than you've given it credit for and that's what I was hoping to see even though we all know the NCM is no Levo or your YT. But the many trails beside the Black Diamond level like the Landmine Loop or the Mustang loop ( a must ride trail) we have here in Red Rock canyon Las Vegas valley, it handled like a dream as long as i take it slow. So thanks for sharing!

Not sure what bike the guy was riding but damn, that stem is WAAAAAY to long for riding descends. Keep it short man, 40 to 50 mm is ideal. Long stems tend to shift riders' body weight a little forward and that is not good for obvious reasons. OTB and unbalanced landings are extremely likely!

Seems like you could mount a rail possibility a square tube on the t-track that would stick out on one or both ends past the tent and mount a bike rack to that.

Thanks for the great video. Am looking at ordering this bike from Amego since it seems like it's the only place to get it right now. Anyone have experience with that store or know where else has them? Seems like they are out of stock everywhere else. Also, I'm only 5'6 and don't know if I should go with the 26 or 27.5. Suggestions?

I woudn't say that they are big noobs

I thinking about buying this for road and pathways

Agree completely. My wife and I are 47 and me 48 and we just bought two e mountain bikes and we cant wait. We love the outdoors but just don’t have the strength to do the hills. Plus we have a travel trailer and can’t wait to explore more and further.

Great review, thanks for taking the time to make it. It helps me understand the difference between a budget and premium bike. The all encompassing question, how far can I push a budget bike before I need to upgrade? How soon will I outgrow a budget bike? Do I really need to split with a lot of cash for a high end bike? I've spent over 20 hours researching all sorts of ebikes for my use case i.e. 80% bike path, 15% forest trails, 5% single trail - no black trails because of my knees. I'm so glad you didnt review the technical specs as they can be easily found. Your real world experience and thoughts are far more valuable. Awesum!

Is the bike affected in the rain?

I really liked the review of the trail. I've been wanting to hit that trail when i'm out that way but looking at the map sometimes isn't enough to make sense of it, so it's nice to see good edits and explanations of how it lays out. You guys should look into Guerilla Gravity bikes. They're not e-bikes but full carbon frames made in Denver. Killer bikes and and even more rad company. Keep the videos coming!

I've got the Moscow plus, it's a made in Germany bike and I'm totally happy plus the Preis is great. If you want a bike to ride trails and downhill invest more money if you can, The Moscow is for very light street and park riding optimal.

You nailed it, couldn’t have said it better. Just wanna add one more thing is that it’s actually going to make you more excited to get back out there to ride and by the time you know you’ll start getting more fit to maybe slowly dive back into a regular bike maybe on some rides if it’s with a group of regular bikes.

Would this work recently in snow?

good pros and cons . good advice i think

Can this bike ride without pedalling? meaning drive purely from the battery - no pedalling.

This video is the proof that e-bikes allow you do do more, while working less: ua-cam.com/video/2NkMrgoCIiE/v-deo.html All scientific studies of advanced athletes have shown that because of their training, they can put out far higher sustained energy output and generally be less winded when compared to amateur athletes. In the video I link, you see that a regular amateur rider was able to beat a professional MTBer in a race because the amateur was riding an e-bike. This shows that in the same amount of time, there is no way you will use the same amount of energy when riding an ebike vs a human powered bike. All MTBers will tell you the most difficult part of mountain biking are difficult technical climbs. You can ride a 20 foot technical rocky or rooted climb section and be far more tired from that 20ft than you would from a 1/2mile easy fire road climb. When riding an e-bike however, those technical climbs are more than 10x easier. Comparing e-bike riding to MTB riding is like comparing e-bike riding to motorcycle riding. Are there similarities? Yes. Can you get a good workout from off road Motorcycling? Yes. But they are just different enough that the workouts are different, riding styles different and in essence, just not the same. I would rather have a standard MTB bike AND an electric motorcycle. When I want to go fast, I would get on the electric motorcycle. When I want just me against the trail, then I get on the MTB. e-MTB's are like a halfway house between the two, and maybe, that's why some people like them. They see it as the best of both worlds. I can see that, but still, It's not true mountain biking, just like e-MTBing is not true motor cycling.

I have the Speedrid 26in fat tire, with a couple upgrades its an insane climber on a mountain bike trail. Way faster climber than a Turbo levo.

I have the Moscow Plus and use it for exercise and fun. To spend 5 to 10k on a bicycle to me is insane.

Really good review guys. Thank you

This bike isn’t suppose to go on trails like this man. The ncm Moscow plus is the best, most reliable bike for literally only $1999. U can’t beat that

NCM Moscow Dorado Battery failure with less than 20 charge cycles My NCM Moscow battery failed on the road, easy riding surfaces, not like some of the trails in this video, In just past 13 months of ownership (but less than 6 months of recreational, no winter usage, and less than 20 charge cycles on the battery) my battery failed… I explained to the seller, Leon Cycle, but they were firm on 12-month warranty. The battery goes on and off when shaken…anyone know a fix for this? thx...I agree, save your money, components and service are also important...and get a 2 year min warranty on battery. or you may end up with a huge bill just after 13 months.

This bike takes me absolutely everywhere.. it doesn’t have a full suspension so not exactly brilliant for it but it works

Can you up grade the ncm?

Really helpful. Thank you. 👍

I bought an NCM what a great bike for15hun

Nice setup. Did the newer bike mount come out yet? Would love to see that.

I have this bike over 3 years und for me it’s a durable frame with my weight, yes it’s not perfect but the range is great and for repair it’s easy. It’s a simple enough to stay on the road or sometimes off-road

Hey man thanks for the video we're you able to get a better mounting set up for your tacoma? I like this one but I know I won't be careful enough lol..

e bikes are great once they’re de restricted they get boring after 4-5 months and only become good for uphills, you get blown away on the straights by non e bikes and a regular bike is just as quick if not quicker down hill

I´ve put 3700 mi on the bike. At 72 not much into fast downhill, but this is a great uphill bike & a good general purpose bike. Heavier riders might want to swap out to beefier tires, but the price leaves room for personalization.

imagine being such an idiot you take a machine and use it for something thats not even its intended purpose.. This bike is an amazing city cruising bike and can definitely go off roading on mild trails easily with lots of power and thick threads. But if you're going to try and take it on hardcore diamond trails and beat the shit out of it and then complain that its not a good bike then you're a simpleton not worthy of discussing or reviewing bikes in the first place.. The bikes needed for those hardcore blue diamond trails require very specific parts and designs and typically cost you many thousands of dollars.. This NCM moscow costs a mere 1500$..and if used for its intended purpose can last you many years with no problems or repairs.. I know from personal experience! But conversely the bikes you need for those hardcore trails can easily cost you 7000$!