Jansno X50 Electric Bike 20"x 4.0 Adults, 750W Brushless Motor, 48V 12.8Ah Removable Battery,
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2023
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Chapters:
0:12 Unboxing and assembly
16:29 Hand controls, lights, horn, signals
17:54 Test ride, ON road
25:59 Test ride OFF road
33:54 Install front fender the proper way
35:40 LCD settings KMH to MPH and more
38:47 Night test ride
45:13 Impressions, close-ups
0-10mph 5 seconds 0-15mph 7 seconds 0-20 10 seconds 0-25 20 seconds 0-25 20 seconds 0-28.1 top speed 35 seconds
Description:
3 WORKING MODES- This powerful adult e-bike from has 3 working modes. 1. Pedal Assist Mode: The motor will assist you with a moderate amount of power as you pedal the bicycle. 2. Fully Electric Mode: In this mode, he has stronger battery life, if you want to run farther, you can use the auxiliary mode. 3. Pedal Mode: Pedal the bicycle normally as you would any bicycle.
Removable Battery- Fat Tire Electric Bike Comes with 48V/12.8AH larger-capacity lithium batteries and longer lifetime, covering a range of 20-37miles per full charge. Removable battery, convenient to bring home or office to recharge.
STRONG POWER- 750W High-speed brushless motor provides very strong power with a top speed of 30 mph/h.
HIGH PRECISION ENGINEERING DESIGN- This electric bicycle frame is made of high-carbon steel, easy to climb 30 degrees - Tire: 20" * 4.0 snow tyrep; Enhanced anti-skidding and wear-resistant tires, adapt to snow, sand and other complex topography. Adapt to all terrain, snow road, sand road, gravel road. Front and rear mechanical disc brakes bring you peace of mind.
1 YEAR WARRANTY- We at will provide 1 year warranty, any problems arise at any time contact us, we have 24 hours professional customer service online to solve your problems. The original speed will be locked at 25km/h, if you need to lift the speed limit, you can contact us, we will provide instructions on how to lift the speed limit
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I’m saving this when I purchase this bike in a month. Currently taking Uber twice daily to work and back and it’s expensiveeeeee. Did the math, this bike would save me hundreds a month
Did you ever get the bike? And if so how you like it? I just got rid of my car and have been looking into getting this e-bike.
Omg same here. I’m spending 700 a month Uber to go 14 miles 22 days a month. I’m just about to buy it.
Exactly the same situation I'm in currently. Mine arrives in a week or two
"cant get much flatter than this" ... Cheezy this is Florida, the only hills we have are overpasses
There are a few hills in my area and there's also a pretty good sandpit that's probably 80 ft high or so but the bike wouldn't make it up that cuz it's really steep
Floods are no fun though
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Awesome! Thanks
Good review! I like that you show the controller specs and wiring. I'm looking to buy one of these and eventually upgrade it, so seeing more of the internal components is really helpful!
Thanks!
That was an awesome break in !! I figured that sand would smoke thaty battery quick !! It did good !! Its great how your still having fun !! 😀
I thought the same thing about the battery in the sand cuz you know how much extra work has to do, it did surprisingly well! I always try to have fun You're only on this rock for a short period of time
I just got my bike today and this video helped out quite a bit. Was putting my handlebars on wrong until you said something…lol. Thanks for the lcd diagram and walkthrough. Good stuff!
Awesome!
You might try turning that front fender around since what it is supposed to do is keep the mud from flying up and covering your battery and the rest of the bike
I did!
Now that is a bright headlight!
I just ordered one today, and I'm excited to drive an electric bike.
Awesome
Definitely seems to be the best one yet ! ☺👌
"This thing does 30 miles an hour" (and in a trailing off voice (AND i'm f a t).
I just ordered mine I can’t wait till I get it I’ve been watching so many videos and the bike looks amazing and it’s a good price 😁
Awesome! Yes good fun bike for the money
I'm jealous of the comfy seat. Wish my ebike had a comfy seat. That was a good catch Cheezy, I thought the phone was toast :D
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For that bike at that price, that’s a damn good deal.
I miss all the trails in Florida. I used to live in Lake City.
love the videos definitely got to get one
another nice thing about this bike is the weight capacity is 265-ish. i'm fat and weigh close to 300 pounds but rolled the dice and still bought it. it has no problem carrying me around just fine. my goal is to actually exercise with it to by pedaling to lose weight.
are you able to hit 28mph?
@@zipzip8239 Not quite, unfortunately. Closer to 24mph I'd say. But I'm not complaining since it still carries me around even at that speed given I'm 35 pounds over the wt cap.
@@MotoCheez I'm not sure if we're talking about the same thing, but just in case, and forgive me if this isn't relevant. If you remove the seat, there's a black and white wire connected by a tiny plug. If you unplug that, and put the seat back on, the removes any lock on the upper speed. At about 260 pounds, I can get up to 32 MPH on a straightaway.
@RileyHarrison yes! This has that. I had this bike confused with another bike, I did put it in the video
@MotoCheez I saw After that of course you had covered that obvious bit. Thank you!
This was a damn good review I got to say, day and night, off-road on road... Thank you very much.
Thanks!
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This is a real review very good explained
Thank you!
You shoukd take that to Dudley Town, nice and quiet!
Thats a good idea!
I think a kpmini 150 and a concord comparison video would be some good content. Thanks for you awesome videos
Amazing how many extra goodies you get with this bike 😊
thank you for the video and all the info in your description
Hi MC... Kinda reminds me of my old 20" banana bike from way back, I like the design. As far as the front fender, it is common for that to be 2-piece with one faced forward and the other backward with a bracket in between. With the high power demand of both lighting & motor it is a shame that it is 48 vs. 52 volts which would extend the range. This bikes strong suit is it's night & off road capabilities. Thanks for the review.
Agreed, if I upgraded this to a 52 volt with a little more amp hour battery to sing would really be something
I've owned this exact bike for about 2 months now. It's legit a great bike at an incredible price. Only complaint is the charger it came with. They really cheaped out on it, and it get's hot quick, didn't seem safe so I replaced with a higher quality charger. It's a fun bike for the money!
Awesome!
Hey man. I just got this bike and got it all setup, what charger did you upgrade to?! That sounds like a great idea ahead of time. Any other upgrades to it?
Glad I found your comment how convenient lol I just came back to this video for setting it up. Been waiting for a couple days just watching over plenty of reviews
@@Bravosierra175 ha! what's interesting is that i bought this particular bike based on a positive review of a different youtuber! it's my first ebike ever and i still cannot believe i have the equivalent of an electric dirt bike for the price i paid. one other thing.
@@jomoney9076 cool thanks a lot. did you get the 25.2 or the 29.4v ? There's also a 40 something v option, I'm not very familiar with what this exactly means
Nice. Its very similar to my engwe m20
I got my Jansno for about 3 months now. Put 820 miles on it. At 600 I need new rear tire. Front still okay now at 820 miles. Will change it at 1000 no matter what just for safety. Very good bike over all.
Awesome! Thanks for the info
What’s the range on only throttle at 30mph?
@emadhakim I'd say if on flat roads 25 miles or so. I've never tested road only, but might soon
Hell yeah solid ringtone
Good outlook 👍
That’s a nice too set
Another great Cheez review
Thanks!
Instead of a licence plate, can you use that bracket for a bag/rack? Great review and Loving the videos about your new home too. Love to the family from Scotland 🚲
That's a good idea! Thanks
I just ordered, I hope it will be like the video, it really looks good, much better feeling than my friend's bike hahaha😂😂😂😂
It's amazing what you get for the price, just put a little two-sided tape on that controller and you should be all set. I was shocked how well it did in the sand and didn't chew up the battery faster
@@MotoCheez Hahaha I am also looking forward to this bike, I found that the JANSNO brand seems to be a little famous in the United States? What kind of enterprise is this?🤔
Yeah, that motor controller banging around would drive me nuts. That's gotta be fixed. Agreed on the need of some sort of soft material bushing, or even better, some hydraulic rebound would be nice. A manual is a must have too. Overall, I like this one too. I wonder if a lift block could be made to raise the seat if someone needed that? Nice ride for the money. Ya need to get one for Mrs. Cheese too.
Yes I do believe you can raise the seat up no problem with some materials and just fabricate it. Another person commented that you can buy this bike with the upgraded forks too, I didn't see that when I was researching. Mrs cheez is too short for even seat being so low, haha
the controller on mine doesn't rattle at all.
That is a very good deal for what you get .. Just a bigger battery would be nice. I know you could put in a 20 ah battery easily with all that open frame space.
That would be an excellent idea, even go up on the battery voltage to 52 volts or more because the controller will handle it
I just got some great tyres for mine from Germany, called " Vee Rubber E-Huntsman" 20x4.0 . It's a bit more like a real motorcycle tyre , I threw in some green 20in tyre liners too because these bikes are pretty much unpushable with a flat because the balloon tyres squish to nothing, come straight off the bead and the rim bangs on the road. Got me a puncture kit and pump now too 😂👍 man that was a bad day getting a flat so far from home... But not again! Highly recommend the tyres if you can get them there 👌
That's great info! I never really thought about if I got a flat, I do carry a small air pump and patch kit on the motorcycles, good idea for the bikes
Hey how did you get the rear tire off I'm new to this and I just got a flat but it seams to be stuck and I don't wanna force it and I can't find any videos for it
Off the bike or off the rim?
@@MotoCheez off the bike for some reason I could be missing something once I loosen everything and I went to pull the wheel off the bolt on the side when there brakes are won't let go I think it's very frustrating
There may be a pin or another small bolt, I've never taken the rear wheel off yet but something has to transfer the torque.
Maybe someone else will chime in on this
:-) "blinkers". ... something like a "beeper"? A parts store had a counter top bottle of "blinker fluid".. looks like an interesting unit.
not bad 4 the price i personally like 266 in regular tires best thogh
Motor ny bagus👍
I’d upgrade that battery asap. 12.8 amp hours just isn’t enough range at all. That’s at most 10-15 miles of range on throttle. To maybe 20-25 on pedal assist on the lower levels. The bike seems heavy. So the lower levels of pedal assist won’t help much especially on climbs. So we’re back to around 15 miles of range on the high end. At minimum. An ebike really needs 20 amp hours as standard. That’s about 30 miles of range using throttle or 40ish miles with pedal assist. 32 amp hours is the dream. Between 60-70 miles of full throttle. 80-90 miles on a medium pedal assist. Everything else on the bike looks solid!
Agreed! They're coming out with an X60 soon, supposedly big improvements! I'll get one once they're available
But I drove in sand for about a quarter of the whole ride I got 8 mi and it was still about a half battery left Yes it was blinking that it was low but I was on sand that takes a lot to push through the sand
Woww!!!.. nice i love it e bike😅🤣😂
That thing hauls ass!!🤙🤙
If you like it.. Buy a fork set for it and a 20 ah or bigger battery that fits in the stock location. Kinda pricy upgrades though.
Def would be a good upgrade
That was just numbers for the rotor adapter it the brand of the brakes it means it will work with a 160 or 180 brake rotor
I assumed that when I read it
Hi amazing video. Do you know where to get a replacement seat if you know the original seat rips? I been looking all over for replacement parts before purchasing. Like replacement parts for the turn signals, headlight, and seat. These don't seem to be universal parts but I could be wrong, please correct me! 😁
Most the parts are definitely universal, the seat cover I am not sure tbh. It looks similar to others I've seen. I'd bet If you measured it and ordered a seat cover you could make it work
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I saw you commented that they are coming out with a new version X60. Can't wait to see what they upgraded. I'm thinking about upgrading the battery to a 52v 20ah one. Do you think I have to replace the controller or will it handle the 52V?
I took a video of the controller, It's rated at 48 volts so you would probably have to change the controller
Front fender is on the wrong way. It goes behind the front fork to avoid stuff splashing on you.👍💯🙂
Corrected later in video 😁
I'd be inclined to swap that QR axle on the front wheel for a Bolt-on, it should be safe enough for road use but not for off road riding.
Not a bad idea .
Alternative for that loose controller...cut a few segments from a (pool) float noodle, slit in the middle and turn into 'buffer clamps'.
Not perfect but better than nuthin.
That would work! I just worry about covering any of the top heatsink area for heat dissipation
@@MotoCheez 2 or 3 short segments should leave enough heat sink exposed. Plus, heat will weaken 2-sided tape...
I would put the two-sided tape on the bottom of the unit where there's really not a lot of heat, but yes a couple contact points probably wouldn't harm anything
Lol I was thinking you're a lot braver than I am, but I'm 70. I fall on our dirt road all the time, it's like beach sand.
The sand, yes
I like you review and also the ebike. But i think someone with a inseam greater than 32" will have problems pedaling because the short distance.
Thanks, just be tougher pedaling I would think
Cool review. I would slow it down on the sidewalk, and switch out the huge headlight, who wants a cop thinking you are driving a motorcycle. Better that it looks like a bicycle
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let them think what they want--it is a bicycle
That light is amazing. I have never seen such a good light on a "bike" for night riding.
Me either
@MotoCheez and fellow Jansno X50 owners, I have questions and would appreciate your answers/help. 1. Is the X50 decent or good for peddling as a bike? 2. Curious how does it compare to a 26" fat tire for on-road and off-road riding? 3. How does the X50 ride compare to a Folding 750W ebike in terms of ridability, offroad too (like a Lectric, Vitalin i7, etc) ? 4. Can someone weigh the X50 with battery? Lots of conflicting info on the web. 5. Lastly, whats the full length of the X50, the wheelbase, and ground to seat height? No dimensions of this ebike and support dont answer? Thanks so much, looking for more X50 videos! 😎👍
It pedals pretty decent, just like any other e-bike with fat tires slightly noticeable from the larger tires but really not much. The ride is better than the folding e-bikes I've tested mainly because the seat feels more comfortable to me, the length and height I did not get I had another person ask the same questions You are and I did not get a chance to get those measurements. The way I have no way of determining but I believe it's around 70 lb because it is lighter than the HOVALFA that I have down here
Your front fender is on backwards, just so you know! It goes behind the forks facing your feet!
I changed it toward end of video
Hey, just got this bike and set it up, based on your review for the most part. Few questions.. On PO5 in the menu to change the pedal assist levels it's only showing 2 for me. Also do you have to manually change it in the menu when you want to switch between electric, regular, and assisted?
No. you change it it should work throttle pedal assist etc just go up and down on your pedal assist numbers
Do you think it's possible to mount a second battery under the seat? Does the area under there taper down where it meets the frame?
Hey great video!! it goes to how many miles on only throttle?!
Thanks, on road about 30
So that wire you disconnected at the beginning of the video to make the bike a class 3...do you have to do the same thing to a FreeGo DV K200? CAN you do the same thing? I thought going in to the submenu on the control panel and changing the settings there was all that was required. Do I need to disconnect that wire on the controller too?
You can just unplug on this one. Depends on controller
Looks like almost every one of these bikes have the same components. My thailand made Volto Bazooka(Cant remember the real name) has the same stuff and its an 2020MY. Ever so slightly altered plastics and paint pretty much...
What u really pay for is a design, and this one looks comfy and nice
Yes, just different configurations 500 w 750 watt somewhere 1000 watt and more which I want to get my hands on soon to do some tests they must be a blast
@@MotoCheez Ye, i wished mine where more than the advertised 750w cause its gutless as soon as it sees an small incline/hill :D Thankfully i got an Surron to play with.
If u google Volto Bazooka, as its named by the reseller here in Sweden, u see i have the battery in a tube.its supose to be 20ah. Would love to make it even bigger for those long rides
Suron is a whole different class! Ahh I see
Great video! I’m looking pretty hard at this bike. Can u send me download of users manual? Thx, Craig
This bike I left at my Florida location so I don't have the manual here, I believe the website may have a manual
Visa versa front and back fender lol... was funny.
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Do you think small saddle bags could fit behind you attached under the seat?
Yeah, I'm sure small ones would fit
I've been looking for one I think this is the one I will purchase still thinking about it though the batteries are close to 300.00 to replace them
That is true, the batteries typically are half of what the bike cost because of what lithium cells cost. This is definitely one of the best e-bikes I ever viewed for the money.
That's a good lookin bike, I noticed the bike lock said Giant I wonder if that's who actually makes it? It seems a smaller bike co. couldn't make a bike that nice for that price, just a thought. Peace.
I'm not sure
Looks like you have a Hailong 1-2 battery if you wish to upgrade to a larger or a 52v. I have the same battery type I went with an Acepower 52v, 15 amp on my 500w commuter and it makes a huge difference. I also have the same display, a G51. To get into the settings hit plus and minus to get into the "P" modes. Some interesting ones.."P01" is backlit brightness. "P02" is miles or kms. Change to 1 for miles. "P08" is max speed. Probably maxed out but you can check, note it's in kilometers. 50 kms/hr is around 30mph. For cruise just hit the throttle to where you want it and hold down the minus button for 3 seconds. You'll see a speedometer looking icon on the display. I love this. I hate f$cking autocruise. My friend has it on his bike. It's dangerous as all hell. Imagine driving a motorcycle with a sticky throttle. That's autocruise.
Good info. I did go over settings and even raised the amperage
@@MotoCheez Cool sorry had to cut the vid a bit short had to go to work. But I would be interested in this bike as a potential upgrade or companion to my Gotrax EBE8. Hell I could just swap batteries, put the 52v 15amp on the Janso and the 48v 12.5 amp on the Gotrax. They are the same battery type. Hailong 1-2.
Awesome idea! This bike really impressed me for the price. Fastest 750w hub bike I've tested so far
@@MotoCheez I like it because it's simple so if anything goes wrong or you want to upgrade something it's a no brainer. Nowadays we have ebikes with integrated batteries and displays, etc. What happens if the battery goes tits up? Are they even going to sell that battery anymore? Will the company be even around? You get about 3 years average on a Li-ion battery before it goes to 80% capacity. What if you want a new one? Or a bigger one? Or one with a higher voltage? Being a computer tech I like open source standards so if something needs replacing you can do it cheaply and easily. Not have to hire Japanese swordsmiths to forge you a new battery case and an MIT electronics engineer to wire up the cells. I would highly recommend getting a 52v battery for this bike though. Sure you get a little more speed, power and range. But the real advantage is way lower voltage sag as you got another 4 volts on tap. You'll keep higher speed for longer. That display will do 52v, it's only for the battery bars and low voltage cutoff anyway. It a relatively cheap upgrade with the most bang for your buck. Also for some extra braking power get some cable actuated hydraulic calipers from Xtech/Zoom, I got a pair for $58 Canadian and it improved the braking by at least 30-50% over just the mechanical calipers. It's just a straight replacement of the mechanical calipers, took me 10 minutes a brake to put on and adjust. I'm sure with real brake pads it will be even better I'm just using the organic pads it came with I'm sure some nice sintered metal/orgranic hybrid pads would really do wonders, get close to a full hydraulic system.
@@MotoCheez If you want I could scan the manual I got with my unlocked display I ordered from China if you want to see all the settings. Or download a copy it's a "G51". They are all sort of the same. I could put it on my tech channel if you like or just type it out here. Whatever you wish. That slow start setting is the initial power setting when you power on the bike. "0" is zero assist. 1 is PAS 1 on startup. I like having it on 1 PAS at startup so if I jump on the bike and forget to turn up the PAS level at least I am moving at 10mph instead of sitting there wondering what is going on and have no power. The auto cruise feature is controller controlled. If the controller doesn't have it then it won't work. To engage cruise control just hit the "-" minus button while on throttle. You'll see the walk icon briefly flash for half a second then a speedometer looking icon will show up. Tapping a brake will cut cruise control.
This made in same factory as the over hyped Engwe M20, definitely share alot same parts,this a bargain half the price off the M20 👍
Nice! Didn't know that
I’ve read a couple of articles that some E-Bike batteries are catching fire. They are still looking into the causes.
I saw. The 3 wire chargers are the safest, has temp wire to shut off charging if battery temp gets too high. The 2 wire chargers I believe are the culprits
Don't use aftermarket off brand batteries
Hey cheez how do you loosen the brake pads? Mine are rubbing & caliper bolts are stuck.
The caliper bolts will center it to the rotor if they're dragging
Got my eyes on a similar bike to this but the 750w puts me off.
I’d pull the trigger if it was at least 1000w - but I’d happily pay 50% more if it was 1500-2000w
But as someone who weighs around 240, I think this would struggle a bit 😂
I weigh 235
@@MotoCheez fatty
That front mud guard goes the other way round
I know, I put in text above and corrected it later on in the video Thanks
@@MotoCheez ah no worries just didn't want you flinging muck and water up into the battery, bike looks sweet tho! I'd advise puncture protection lol got a flat last night after 600k wasn't fun pushing it 15k home 😅
Wow. That stinks. I've wondered if it's worth carrying a patch kit
@@MotoCheez honestly wouldn't help unless you have the ability to remove wheels, tires and submerge tubes in water plus I had quite a big hole and it happened at night so I'd be screwed either way I'm looking into tire liners
Oh man
Thanks for your video! What is the name of the app you use on your phone please? How much do you recommend inflating the tires? Thank you my friend
Gaia GPS app, I put 24lbs
@@MotoCheez Thanks a lot 💪🙏
Hi there, love your ebike reviews, do you know if it is possible to add a second battery to this, and can you also add a rear rack or front basket?
Thanks! I know people have added another battery, I believe has to have same specs it same battery. I don't think they offer a front or rear rack but I did see some people that put on the universal ones before
@@MotoCheez Thanks for your reply, I do want to get this, but I'm hesitating because of the battery issue. I think the controller can handle up to 15amh, the other alternative is to change the controller and get either a 52 or a 72v, but that might wipe out any saving made in buying the ebike in the 1st place
Keep on riding, my Bruh!!
It didn't have much range because you have to take into consideration how resistive it is riding in the sand when I did most off-road It's like climbing a hill the whole time If I stayed on the road I'd probably get three times the battery life I would expect. Yeah putting a larger voltage battery and controller would definitely change things
@@MotoCheez With regards to a bigger battery, I'm looking at a 52v 20ah, would the current controller be able to handle that and how much more range would I get, throttle only wise? I weigh about 200+ lbs
I believe it only had a 48 volt controller, I did do a close-up of the controller would say on there I'm not actually sure to be honest, as far as range it depends on the amp hour of the battery of course
I need help with wire replacement plz which goes from front blinker to under the seat bec idk how I am gonna take it off
What do you mean? To route the wire?
Kinda wish it had rear view mirrors for on road riding
Me too!
Can you move the turn signal console and the screen along with the shifter? I ordered this exact bike and am planning on getting mirrors for it.
I'm sure you can probably move them, but where are you thinking of putting them
@@MotoCheez Just inbetween the grips and the brakes/turn signal console and it will be ones that I can adjust
8 10 15 mm wrench and a spoke wrench maybe give a try.
Friendly reminder that The front fender is mounted wrong. Don't know if you noticed. It's not going to stop water that way.
Yes I corrected it later in the video, thanks
ive also got the x50, kinda want to upgrade to second battery for range and a little more speed. How could i do so?
As far as speed you probably have to change the controller, but if you add another battery there's a device that would switch between the two or you could just put a switch to switch between the two
I can't believe it really went 28mph-30 mph.. Dang! Not bad
Over 29!! On my night run
This has to be in Florida, correct? Those sandy roads reminds me of Florida.
Yes! Citrus county
you need to make a rack for it. it would be a good little bike to ride up to the corner store.
Track would be a good idea! I should have road it around my property, I just remembered I do have some hills in the back
@@MotoCheez 🤭i meant a rear rack with like a luggage box on it for holding stuff like a loaf of bread or whatever you needed from the store. a track on your property sounds good too!
Ah, yeah that would be a good idea!
Haha. Read it wrong... Sorry
@@MotoCheez now you have to make the track... 😁
That front fender on backwards was priceless; reminded me of when Mork wore a suit backwards and Mindy thought he was a priest when they first met. It was just so obvious.
Anyway, the 12.5 ah battery and 10-mile range is a dealbreaker; imagine being stranded 10 miles or even 5 from home trying to pedal that thing? My Ebike is 78lbs (with a 21ah battery) and there's no way I'd be pedaling that thing. I typically take a 15 mile round trip when I do ride, and 10 miles just doesn't cut it. I'm eying the EUYbike S4 ($1,399); 44 mile range throttle only with a 25ah battery.
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Could I ask you are? I'm 6ft 2in and I'm wondering if I'll fit the bike comfortably.
I'm 5'10 and I'm probably about the biggest you want to go in this bike because it's a little uncomfortable pedaling, you would fit the bike but pedaling would probably be an issue if you're planning on doing that a lot
The biggest reason I wouldn't get this bike is the range. For the price it's a bike that's well worth it for most first timers, I would just recommend getting a UPP battery backup and triple the range. Edit: :) good you noticed the fender.
My tests were mostly in sand, thats hard work on the battery, on the road only it would do much better of course
What battery would you recommend
I'd get the same battery that's on it, or same space specs to be safe. The range is way more than I did under normal conditions
@@MotoCheez what's the range on this my job is 15 miles all round trip
Should do around 45 miles if mostly flat
Is the seat comfortable? After a half hour on a regular bike seat I walk away in pain.
It's WAY more comfortable than a bike seat.
At your place up north = snowbird?
Kind of, but I'm here during summer too a few months at a time.
Do you think this is an OK bike for 15 year old? He likes 28 mph. He also likes off roading so good shocks are needed. I also think the battery in this one is not going to go far enough .
Your thoughts?
I do like the price.
It's good for a 15-year-old if he knows how to ride, the poor battery life was because I rode in sand the majority of the time and it's very hard to push through to sand on paddling battery or even a motor. You could get at least 35 mi on the road and more if you pedal assist. I did not pedal assist at all really
You put that front fender on backwards as a joke right? I'm hoping you realize your oops before the end of the video. :) Looks like a decent bike for the price so far.
the front mud flap is on backwards
Yes!
just bought this bike, trying to figure out how to bypass the max speed and go past 15mph how do i do this?
You have to disconnect the wire under the seat I show it in the assembly. Pretty much at the beginning when I take it out of the box
Can you change the front forks for ones that have suspension?
These are dampened spring forks. Not sure what else will work.
@@MotoCheez Thanks for the reply, I might well wait for the X60 to come out, and see what upgrades, are added
what height range would this be good for, because I'm short and im really considering buying
I'd say a little over 5' would be good
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@isuckateverything9676 my wife is 5' so I'll confirm roday
I'm having creaking noises from the rear shock like it needs lube. I greased the arm but you used WD40 and sprayed it in there. Is that better? Did you have creaking noises from the shock? I was thinking of replacing it with a 165mm 850lb coil shock with preload and rebound dampening anyway but anything to make it not sound like a squeaky mattress would be good.
Grease is probably better. I think that's a good idea to change out that shock with a 850 pounder, I'm not so sure if it was a shock that was creaking too
Yeah I went for a ride last night with a bunch of grease on the body and it worked. Seemed to free it up as well, but 1000lbs shock? Maybe they meant 330lb rider MINIMUM not maximum. You think they would have put .02 cents of grease on there from the factory. Lol. Anyway yeah I'm planning on replacing it as well as put some nice cable actuated calipers I have once the cables are stretched in. Cheers.@@MotoCheez
@chrissinclair8705 Yeah it's a thousand pound shock because of the leverage the rear swing arm has on it, it is pretty stiff but it doesn't have that long of a travel. 750 lb shock probably would be better suited for someone around 200 lb
Oh just to let you know the 14amp battery has a 2.5amp charging BMS so if you get a 3amp charger it cuts the charge time a bit. Don't worry the BMS will take just what it needs, you could have a 5amp charger on there and it's only going to pull 2.5amps.@@MotoCheez
@chrissinclair8705 good info. Thanks
Becareful cutting boxes I cut my thumb had to get eight shots and Three stitches😂
I definitely am! Damn, that sucks
After the 15 miles how much battery was left?
Sandy trails use up battery way more than pavement
I'm 195cm length.. does it fit me weight 105... How's the stand with the pedaling... Are my knees get between my ears. Or do they hit the steering wheel?
I'm 5'10 235lbs and it's a bit tight pedaling, would probably be good for you
Are you in the everglades?
No. West coast central FL
For some reason mine is only going 29 for speed while your is going 49 and the front tire sounds like it’s braking
Check if your brakes are dragging, and also check the buttons, I believe the eco button in and turbo button out is fastest
think you put front fender on backwards
Yeah I stated it in writing when I first did it and correction later on in the video
As of November 24th 2023 this bike was $728 with an 18% off coupon on Amazon this in my opinion is one of the best deals out there I know it has mechanical brakes I know I have some smaller things that are not as ideal as some other bikes in this area but for 700 bucks instead of $1,200 or $1,600 that's amazing
Wow, yeah! Definitely good deal