NOT FIRST!!! Nice scooter. Very fair review. There are 2 numbers used for wattage. There's the continuous output (850 watts) & the maximum (1200 watts) possible for short bursts. Most e-bike companies use the max output number because it looks better and sells more. Taking it on a pump track was daring & proved the bike to be ok. I'm torn on e-mopeds. They are cool but totally unrideable without power & most wouldn't qualify as legal.
Yep! Although to make it less confusing the "continuous" power level is usually the rated power of the motor, rated power is how much power the motor can take before it will eventually overheat. The "peak" power is often what most manufactures reference because that's the max power the controller will pull. When riding even at full power you likely will not pull the full wattage for an extended period of time due to the environment so its fine to run more than the rated power of the motor, but most will have temp sensors that will lower power down to the continuous if you do, like say on a big long hill on a hot day. With how the law is it considers the "continuous" power rating of the motor, not the peak. Legally peaking in most states they limit motor rated power to 750 (they don't care about peak) so you can legally have a 750w rated motor (which looks like what this bike has and lines up with being legal) and have the power peak at say 3000w and still be legal, you just have to watch the temps closely or you can overheat the motor.
The front fork is horrible. The frame is cool so i stripped the whole bike and installed air forks. Full hydraulic brakes with 4 pistons. Blinking lights. New headlight mount. Race stickers. New pedals. New red race chain ring 53T. Gold chain. New Kenda intermediate tyres. All in red and black. Looks amazing after a few hundred bux.
Makes me wonder how many other bikes you need to give more time on for a longer review. The pump track is sweet! That ebike is NOT for vertically challenged!!
Just as a suggestion for future realtime reviews, you can remove the throttle so you can take it on the trails. Personally though considering you are doing a review I wouldn't bother removing it and just don't use it on the trails and you're fine
NOT FIRST!!!
Nice scooter. Very fair review. There are 2 numbers used for wattage. There's the continuous output (850 watts) & the maximum (1200 watts) possible for short bursts. Most e-bike companies use the max output number because it looks better and sells more.
Taking it on a pump track was daring & proved the bike to be ok.
I'm torn on e-mopeds. They are cool but totally unrideable without power & most wouldn't qualify as legal.
Yep! Although to make it less confusing the "continuous" power level is usually the rated power of the motor, rated power is how much power the motor can take before it will eventually overheat. The "peak" power is often what most manufactures reference because that's the max power the controller will pull. When riding even at full power you likely will not pull the full wattage for an extended period of time due to the environment so its fine to run more than the rated power of the motor, but most will have temp sensors that will lower power down to the continuous if you do, like say on a big long hill on a hot day. With how the law is it considers the "continuous" power rating of the motor, not the peak. Legally peaking in most states they limit motor rated power to 750 (they don't care about peak) so you can legally have a 750w rated motor (which looks like what this bike has and lines up with being legal) and have the power peak at say 3000w and still be legal, you just have to watch the temps closely or you can overheat the motor.
You've said it now, I wanna see the pair of you on it 😂😂😂
Glad to see you having fun on your electric bike poor wolfman no bell he will have to whistle people out the way nice review 👍
Enjoyed the ride around the city and seeing Wolfman getting some biking in as well. Waiting for his next real time review
That sure is a righteous banana seat. We used to fit three kids on those bikes back in the day. Ha ha ha.
The front fork is horrible. The frame is cool so i stripped the whole bike and installed air forks. Full hydraulic brakes with 4 pistons. Blinking lights. New headlight mount. Race stickers. New pedals. New red race chain ring 53T. Gold chain. New Kenda intermediate tyres. All in red and black. Looks amazing after a few hundred bux.
The rattle got ya 😅😂 Good video dudes 👍 unlock that thing and see what it can do!!
That is a badass Pumptrack! You gotta take the DurtHam DJ over to that spot and SEND it!!!!
Great way to end the video!
Kind of like a retro mini-bike thing going on there... Seems like a decent choice though. The pump track... LOL
Wow execute you need to pull out the The BMX Bike. Far that For that little track.
I have the meedlod dk200 it’s pretty cool for the prices
If you ain't first your last. 😂
Makes me wonder how many other bikes you need to give more time on for a longer review. The pump track is sweet! That ebike is NOT for vertically challenged!!
Looks like a fun e bike but one question having a throttle doesn't that technically make it a e moped?
Just as a suggestion for future realtime reviews, you can remove the throttle so you can take it on the trails. Personally though considering you are doing a review I wouldn't bother removing it and just don't use it on the trails and you're fine
99.9% of people do not give a crap about an ebike with throttle on trails and those that do will complain about anything.
no hilly fire roads?
Bro said top speed of 32 mph while he’s going 36 moh
Fun bike, the tires are absolute garbage.
I don't know the range........ Do a range test then