FYI your front fork was flipped around backwards. Your bars might have been too? other than that I appreciate your review video. Showed me how zippy this thing apparently is
I’m new to the channel. Thank you for my education in this business. I have a question as I am putting together a business plan to start driving. You have said numerous times, the bigger your van, the more money you will make. That makes sense, however, what percentage of loads will you miss if you had the largest Transit van vs the sprinter 170 extended? I’m trying to figure out how much money I can expect to miss out on if I bought the smaller of the 2 vans. I’m inclined to buy the much more expensive sprinter but I don’t want to find that I’m only using 1/2 the cargo space 9 out of 10 loads. I’m about to purchase a new sprinter van, about 65k on the window sticker. I expect to trade every 2-3 years to keep the equipment fresh. I really like your straight forward approach and value your experience. I come from a family of otr drivers and have spent time on the road and I love driving Long distances. Thank you and keep the videos coming. Your company will be the first I apply to.
Its not just about the cargo space, its also about your space for your sleeper, and your belongings. most of the time we haul 2-3 pallets, obviously bigger vans haul bigger loads up to 4 pallets. You dont see me doing it as im an in area where theres not a whole lot of freight but in my 9 yr career so far bigger van is better not just for the freight but so you can live in it comfortably too. If you are ok with sleeping in the front seat then you can buy a shorter van. I also recommend buying used van vs new. In a year you will put on 120-150k miles on it and it will not be worth much weather you sell or trade it in so its best to buy used for 1/2 to 1/3 of the cost of new. In the end its your money and your decision.
Hi man, I need help. If you could contact me that would be great. I have a cargo van, and I been trying to find work but can't find any, so I'm not sure how. I'm in Seattle washington.
FYI your front fork was flipped around backwards. Your bars might have been too? other than that I appreciate your review video. Showed me how zippy this thing apparently is
I will be ordering 2, for me and my wife on Aug 15th.
2014 Mercedes-benz Sprinter 2500 Cargo High Roof w/170" WB Van 3D is this van ok for your company? 89k miles
Yes
Thanks for the review, I am looking for a bike for my boys and came across your video.
Hi I'm 6 feet and wondering how comfortable the bike would be. Did it feel like your legs were scrunched up while you were pedaling?
Yea it's not really designed for taller folks. It looks like it is but in reality it's kind of a small bike.
@@Eagle-XpressI’m 6’ 1” I like the bike, who buys these things to pedal anyway! 🤣
The front fork looks to be installed backwards. That is why your handlebar folds down to the wrong side. You cannot fold it
Yea we already fixed that long ago.
I’m new to the channel. Thank you for my education in this business.
I have a question as I am putting together a business plan to start driving.
You have said numerous times, the bigger your van, the more money you will make. That makes sense, however, what percentage of loads will you miss if you had the largest Transit van vs the sprinter 170 extended? I’m trying to figure out how much money I can expect to miss out on if I bought the smaller of the 2 vans. I’m inclined to buy the much more expensive sprinter but I don’t want to find that I’m only using 1/2 the cargo space 9 out of 10 loads.
I’m about to purchase a new sprinter van, about 65k on the window sticker. I expect to trade every 2-3 years to keep the equipment fresh. I really like your straight forward approach and value your experience.
I come from a family of otr drivers and have spent time on the road and I love driving Long distances.
Thank you and keep the videos coming.
Your company will be the first I apply to.
Its not just about the cargo space, its also about your space for your sleeper, and your belongings. most of the time we haul 2-3 pallets, obviously bigger vans haul bigger loads up to 4 pallets. You dont see me doing it as im an in area where theres not a whole lot of freight but in my 9 yr career so far bigger van is better not just for the freight but so you can live in it comfortably too. If you are ok with sleeping in the front seat then you can buy a shorter van. I also recommend buying used van vs new. In a year you will put on 120-150k miles on it and it will not be worth much weather you sell or trade it in so its best to buy used for 1/2 to 1/3 of the cost of new. In the end its your money and your decision.
Should I get this bike if I’m tall and big like 6’2
Its a smaller bike but seat goes up and steering wheel it high as well so it will work for taller people too. Its just a compact bike.
Handlebars are leaning, how do i fix that
Tighten up the handlebar clamp.
Where did u get this
Link to the bike is in the description
And it will set fire to your house for no extra charge!
I have a garage full of ebikes and have never heard of any fires.
@@Eagle-Xpress Just Google "ebike fires" and see what you get.
Hello, thank you for your attention, all Actbest bike batteries have UL certification
@@actbestE-bike And what of the wiring?
Hi man, I need help. If you could contact me that would be great. I have a cargo van, and I been trying to find work but can't find any, so I'm not sure how. I'm in Seattle washington.
We only work with extended high roof vans. If that's what you have you can email me at eaglexpressops@gmail.com
Where did u get this
link to the bike is in the description