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Can’t beat that price, thanks for watching :)

a.co/d/7fyV4gB Buy right mirror and install upside diwn on the left handle. The bike is great, my favorite but the only problem is battery switch bad from factory. But you can bypass it by reconnecting the wire inside the battery, take 10 min to fix. I will do update on the bike when i hit 1000 miles soon. Thanks for watching

I don’t remember! I sold Kepler earlier this year, no longer own it. I found many more bikes with better specs and lot cheaper. Like easy access to parts not like Kepler( exclusive and hard to stock parts). Take care

@@MrMtr999 I’m thinking of selling mine too. I’m old and need a real step over or 20 inch wheels. What’d you get?

@@butchie2752 look into Wildeway, Victrip their 20x4 with hydraulic brake 28-30 mph about $1199 or less, i have one Wildeway with mechanic brake for only $779 , work great, rain tested have almost 600 miles now. The thing is these bikes are cheaper and have easy access to parts. I don’t need anything faster than 28 or 30 mph, these speed can hurt you badly if falling off. Good luck 👍

Why an app? String trimmer, all hand and physical labor! Cutting grass is not library study or computer. Good luck and thanks for watching :)

I go by hand feel, tight enough then stop, you do spec torque risking stripping the bolt head, no use power drill, stripping stripping. Use hand feel.

Mine also, still running strong, change oil once a year all good.

No… it is for neighborhood commute.

Old pants, torn up as garage rag. Thanks for watching !

I have not seen anyone doing that. You need to lube the core teeth metal shaft inside, all teeth on 3 plastic gears, and the teethed outer rim built inside the metal hub. Only fingers can reach those area. But who know if you said that way with injection may be a link to the demo? So everybody can learn.Thanks for watching have a great day.

Yes, Klipsch has and also other brands but the sound nit as good as a pair of bookshelf installed at ceiling directly firing down to your forehead. Besides you gotta know how to hook up those special Atmos speakers to begin with. Good luck and thanks for watching

I have 3.0 not 4.0 but likewise H6 max and FW11 3.0 are my go to bikes! Both have its places, but if just one bike i get Wildeway 3.0, cheaper and easier to maintenance 👍 Thanks for watching and update

@@MrMtr999 Yes it is definitely the more simple bike. If I really had to choose one it would be the Wildeway as well. Lighter, similar range, wayyy more agile than the wallke 👌

You cant compare this cheap woldeway to walkke unless you are a paid influencer delling bukes for the cpp . If you open a wildeway naytery youll find its 15 ah in a big box not 32 ah and the bikes all turn off after a few minutes of riding over 18 mph. Walkke had a real 1000 watt motor and wildeway uses 250 nominal that cant get up any hill.​@teamkaskas

@@acerkrt yeah, they both are ccp pick your horse, i have about 1200 miles on Walke and ocer 500 miles on Wildeway. The issue if wildeway battery cutoff intermittenly can be solved easily by bypassing the switch at the battery, cut the wires that run to switch and reconnect them ( both white wires together) if you don’t want to replace the switch from Wildeway. They are all the same, but Wildeway cheaper and getting same range as Wallke. I run 32 miles round trip on 1 charge @ 22-25 mph no issue on both bike. Thanks for watching. Best regards

@@acerkrt Not a paid ccp influencer but an actual bike owner. Why are u comparing a naytery to a 4.0? Different models. I am talking about Wildeway 4.0 not the Naytery. The bike does not turn off at 18mph. It can climb steep hill and I had a passenger but barely made it at max throttle. Wallke h6 max has more power and can easily climb steep hills but it is very heavy. I find it can be dangerous due to the hefty weight, hard to maneuver and stabilize. If u suddenly need to break or when your bike wobble on a slippery or rough road u can have a nasty fall. Wildeway is lighter and easier to handle.

Once a year won’t hurt, but it depends where you live, the cold weather always dry up the hub quickly. 1500-2500 miles between that won’t hurt. Again depends on the sound if comes out earlier than that.

Yes i almost hit 500 miles now, problems not really, it is solid bike appropriate for the price they sell. You will thank that 32 ah battery that keep you commuting roundtrip no problem. I can put away in Camry, take it on train for long distance commute with ease. You might have to adjust pas power setting in lcd screen later to your liking. I found pas 1 too strong.. so some adjustment according to your liking. It is my number 1 go to ebike then Wallke is second. Hope this help. Thanks for watching.

a.co/d/68NqqD9 Any 27.2 mm suspension post will do

It is great bike very durable though little heavy over 20lbs, little too long on head stem they use 90 i have to switch to 45 to be able to ride comfortably, but every online bike has this problem, it won’t fit you perfectly like getting at the shop. Claris set are good but needed a lot of adjustment and fine tune especially front crankset, it got 3 instead of one. I eventually replaced it with one 52t crank instead of 3, so the noise was eliminated. Fine tuning is the problem if you don’t know how on that Claris set, it will cost money by paying bike mechanic to do it. Other than that, it is very strong bike i put ton of miles during 2020 covid commuting, also DIY on changing 28cc inner tube is a must cause those skinny road tubes got flats constantly during ride long commute. I still have it but hardly ride anymore cause doing 28 miles roundtrip going to work weekly on regular bike won’t do it, extremely exhausted by days off. It is good for short distance around the hood ride and watch out for flats if going far off from home. It is good bike made in Taiwan about 22 lbs. 23cc, 28cc, 32cc tire are not good at all for long commute daily to work constantly having flats every 1 or 2 or 3 months regardless, i find 20x4 or 27.5x1.95 to be the least flats hardly a flat in 1 or 2 years!! And it is way way easier to replace tubes on those ebikes than skinny 28cc.

@@MrMtr999thanks a lot!

From Amazon, DJC, Ganopper, 27.2 mm. You want expensive one like $100 plus that is even better but diameter 27.2 mm.

You are welcome and thanks for watching

I like both but if i have one choice definitely get Wildeway! It is very mobile friendly and so easily to transport to other locations for ride. You can fold and pack Wildeway 3.0 into Camry backseat easily, i can not do that with Wallke. Also with 32 AH you can ride round trip to work and city commuting , it is no issue on range anxiety. I love 3.0 the tire size is the best easy to transport and handle. I will do reviews on both bikes when i hit 1k miles. Wallke is great bike but it is a lot bulkier and longer and heavier than Wildeway 3.0

@@MrMtr999 Thanks man, Wildeway offered me $999 usd for the 3.0, $1150 for the 4.0, and Wallke $1250 for the H6 max. The prices were really close. Practicality says I should have gotten the FW11 as it is more nimble and I live in Dowtown Toronto but for $100 more, I could not resist the exta bells and whistles of the H6 max 🥹. It was so hard to decide 😮‍💨

@@teamkaskas H6 max is great on range and ride but it is bulky and heavy also long body, you will see it like a motorcycle. I ride from 14 -26 mph i found Wildeway 3.0 is very adequate to go everywhere without feeling slow! I hardly go over 28 mph nowadays on my ebikes, so class 3 is enough. Wildeway 3.0 in US you can get for $779 with discount code. Nobody sell 32AH ebike for that price . Anyway H6 max is a great choice no disappointment.

Both bikes are great, i almost hit 1k miles on H6 max, they stop selling H6 max in US. Wildeway is s great bike i have 3.0 and i definitely love it.