I bought a kickbike in the end of 2019 and got it in the beginning of 2020. Kickbiking is good way to practice during the winter time. English subtitles available.
I really want this kickbike now it looks fun! Do you think its suitable for tall people? And commuting to work? How does it perform on gravel? And single trails?Thanks! :)
I can recommend this one, Kickbike Sport G4. I think it suits for tall people, you know I'm 183 cm long. I don't know how tall you are but the stem is adjustable so maybe you find a perfect position for handlebar. I've been riding my Sport G4 on gravel and it performs well. And of course you can set any type of tires you like - it also depends about tires. I'm not sure about single trails - maybe it performs satisfying if there are not roots, rocks, etc. on trail. If you want to ride on trails, there are also some fatbike type kickbikes available, with electrics or without. My daily commute distance is 1,8-2,5 km (depending on route) and Sport G4 is perfect for it. Why not even longer commuting? Sky's the limit :) By the way, I'm planning to do randonneur biking on Sport G4 some day. I hope you find a perfect kickbike for you!
Thank you for asking. I think you should consider what kind of roads you are going to ride on your Kickbike: gravel, asphalt, forest trails? Do you cycle all year round? Would a wide tire be good if you ride a bike in winter or in challenging conditions? For city biking or easy conditions, light use, I think any model will fit well as long as the bike is the right size for you. My own Kickbike Sport G4 is a good everywhere bike. 28 inch tire on the front and 18 on the back. Think about what would be good for you. Personally, I like the Sport G4 as everywhere bike.
@@tapio-tvintagevelorandonneur Thank you, that’s great advice. I will be travelling 10 miles per day (5 to work, 5 back) on mostly loose gravelly cycle path and some tarmac as well. So I probably need the bigger wheel for stability I guess.
@@lil-g4879 One more point: do you need to carry stuff on your kickbike? I'm not sure about other models but on Sport G4 you can use front rack and in that case carry stuff in side bags. I've been doing that when commuting. My front tire is 37mm wide if I remember right and there are even more clearance for a bit wider tire. I ride also on gravel and sand roads and the bike feels stable even with 37mm wide front tire I'm currently using.
Kiitos kommentista. Kävin juuri ennen tätä vastaustani potkimassa puoli tuntia, noin 7 km matkan. Sauna lämpeni lenkin aikana, nyt sinne. Jep, pyörä on suht varmassa tallessa varkailta. Kerrassaan mukava peli ☺👍
Mukava virtuaalimatka! Kiitos, Iloa myös teille itsellenne, ja muillekkin
I really want this kickbike now it looks fun! Do you think its suitable for tall people? And commuting to work? How does it perform on gravel? And single trails?Thanks! :)
I can recommend this one, Kickbike Sport G4. I think it suits for tall people, you know I'm 183 cm long. I don't know how tall you are but the stem is adjustable so maybe you find a perfect position for handlebar.
I've been riding my Sport G4 on gravel and it performs well. And of course you can set any type of tires you like - it also depends about tires. I'm not sure about single trails - maybe it performs satisfying if there are not roots, rocks, etc. on trail. If you want to ride on trails, there are also some fatbike type kickbikes available, with electrics or without.
My daily commute distance is 1,8-2,5 km (depending on route) and Sport G4 is perfect for it. Why not even longer commuting? Sky's the limit :)
By the way, I'm planning to do randonneur biking on Sport G4 some day.
I hope you find a perfect kickbike for you!
Heippa! Oletko maalaillut lähiaikoina, itse olen piirustellut🤗
En ihan viime aikoina, pitsaa oon leiponu lapsille :D
Is it more fun than riding a bike???
I’m currently looking to buy a kick bike but not sure if I should go for a 26 inch front wheel or a 20 inch!
Thank you for asking. I think you should consider what kind of roads you are going to ride on your Kickbike: gravel, asphalt, forest trails? Do you cycle all year round? Would a wide tire be good if you ride a bike in winter or in challenging conditions? For city biking or easy conditions, light use, I think any model will fit well as long as the bike is the right size for you. My own Kickbike Sport G4 is a good everywhere bike. 28 inch tire on the front and 18 on the back. Think about what would be good for you. Personally, I like the Sport G4 as everywhere bike.
@@tapio-tvintagevelorandonneur Thank you, that’s great advice. I will be travelling 10 miles per day (5 to work, 5 back) on mostly loose gravelly cycle path and some tarmac as well. So I probably need the bigger wheel for stability I guess.
@@lil-g4879 One more point: do you need to carry stuff on your kickbike? I'm not sure about other models but on Sport G4 you can use front rack and in that case carry stuff in side bags. I've been doing that when commuting. My front tire is 37mm wide if I remember right and there are even more clearance for a bit wider tire. I ride also on gravel and sand roads and the bike feels stable even with 37mm wide front tire I'm currently using.
@@tapio-tvintagevelorandonneur Brilliant, thank you. I won’t be carrying stuff but will need to get the right back with the right type of tire.
Ainakin kunto nousee ja voi kotona laittaa parvekkeelle,niin ei kukaan varasta kulkupeliä.
Kiitos kommentista. Kävin juuri ennen tätä vastaustani potkimassa puoli tuntia, noin 7 km matkan. Sauna lämpeni lenkin aikana, nyt sinne. Jep, pyörä on suht varmassa tallessa varkailta. Kerrassaan mukava peli ☺👍