Is this the ULTIMATE fat-tire, FAST, folding e-bike?
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
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Would you recommend this bike for a 6'2 300 lb rider like me? Thank you and God bless
Yes I would.. This is a big bike. I might use an aftermarket handlebar riser like I usd i the video so you are not leaned over so much, but other than that the bike is definitely big enough!
Nice review! Does this have cruise? If so, how does it work? Thank you!
Yes, it does have cruse. If you keep the throttle at the same speed for 8 seconds the cruse control turns on. If you hit the break it turns off.
Man! My black one is sharp. I love it. But that white? wow. Slick!
I know, right! I initially thought white would be kinda boring, but with the color differences... I love it! I get a lot of people stop me and ask me about the bike. This is the bike I always take out when we are just going out for a ride.
Got dual motor model really like it 😊
Would you recommend this bike for a 6'2 300 lb rider like me?
I think they only put the folds in these type of ebikes to eject the battery they take up more space when folded easier to just slip in a wheel stand or cupboard when not folded the screen doesn't work if you wear polarised lenses it's just a black screen just as a heads up
Folding does take up less space or "Different Space" is a better word. I can only put two unfolded bikes in the back of my truck, but if I fold them I can put four in there. As far as the screen goes, I would agree for the most part. Most of these screens you can't see if you wear polarized glasses and they are difficult to read in the sun. That's the reason I pointed this out specifically... This screen you can see clearly in the sun with polarized glasses on.
Thanks for the tip. Would you recommend this bike for a 6'2 300 lb rider like me?
What kind of range have you gotten? Nice review.
Hi Mark, thanks for the compliment. I got 48 miles on a single charge. Full disclosure... I used pedal assist 3 and pedaled. Also I did not drain the battery completely. I rode until I had about 10% battery left. (Last bar on the battery indicator and flashing)
This model has so many names. I have the same bike in black. Different name. It is beefy.
I have been enjoying it! This has been my go to bike as of late.
Would you recommend this bike for a 6'2 300 lb rider like me?
@@firstinlastout The specs say the limit is 300 lbs. So that is a choice to make. When I started riding I was around 230-235 with loaded panniers. Otherwise, I am over 6000 miles and I love the bike.
@@kharris0465 thanks for the reply brother 👍
@@kharris0465 my concern is the non adjustable rear shock. Based on your weight, how much does that rear shock drop? Do you think a 300 lb guy would bottom it out or do think it's super stiff. That's what I am really asking. Thanks again 😊