Oh hell yeah I was wondering if you guys were going to get one. The 440 lb payload capacity and 21700 cells have had me eyeing velotric hard lol. It's funny but if it was me I would prefer the flat longer handle bars on the Fat Tire Bike, but that's hardly a deal breaker though I mean trigger shifters, hydraulic brakes, double walled rims, 180 mm rotors. In a premium frame and electrical components. The Nm a little low on motor, but again that frame and battery is wow.
We sure did get one! Flat bars would def be nice if you were doing more off-roading, but these are nice for the mixed riding. 75 felt plenty good for us, having more would drain the battery more. give and take you know.
We haven't tried to do that, and if you do it may void any warranty. 20mph is still pretty quick tho, and going faster will drain battery more. Not saying going faster isn't fun, but it will affect range
Would love to hear a comparison to other bikes you have reviewed. This bike seems similar to the Rad Rover 6 and Himiway Zebra, how does it compare to those?
We will be sure to share our thoughts and comparisons in the Review, this is only a Tech Check, an overview of this bike to show you what its all about. As far as familiarity with bikes we've ridden this year, it definitely has us reflecting on the Aventon Aventure.
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I'm 6'7" and 280 pounds. I absolutely love this bike and Velotric's outstanding customer service. 5 Stars!
Oh hell yeah I was wondering if you guys were going to get one. The 440 lb payload capacity and 21700 cells have had me eyeing velotric hard lol. It's funny but if it was me I would prefer the flat longer handle bars on the Fat Tire Bike, but that's hardly a deal breaker though I mean trigger shifters, hydraulic brakes, double walled rims, 180 mm rotors. In a premium frame and electrical components. The Nm a little low on motor, but again that frame and battery is wow.
We sure did get one! Flat bars would def be nice if you were doing more off-roading, but these are nice for the mixed riding. 75 felt plenty good for us, having more would drain the battery more. give and take you know.
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Excellent review!
Thank you 🙏
you are welcome!
Cool style, almost kinda Nascar looking with the yellow and white writing on the tires!
big ol branding on the tires definitely stick out!
Nice review. Just an FYI, the rear rack won't be available until December sometime.
Good to know!
Is that the city of Portland ur cruz'n thru??? Just curious, I grew up there, all looks familiar. Thanks for the review vids!!
You are correct! Thanks for watching.
Excellent review!
Is it possible to bump it up to a level 3 bike?
We haven't tried to do that, and if you do it may void any warranty. 20mph is still pretty quick tho, and going faster will drain battery more. Not saying going faster isn't fun, but it will affect range
love the usb port
v convenient
Would love to hear a comparison to other bikes you have reviewed. This bike seems similar to the Rad Rover 6 and Himiway Zebra, how does it compare to those?
We will be sure to share our thoughts and comparisons in the Review, this is only a Tech Check, an overview of this bike to show you what its all about. As far as familiarity with bikes we've ridden this year, it definitely has us reflecting on the Aventon Aventure.
The speedometer looks off. It looks like he is going around double the speed the speedometer is showing.
You know what they say. The camera adds 10mph