The 72V RAWRR Mantis X Can Take a Beating..
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- On paper, the spec sheet on RAWRR's new 72V Mantis X blows all the other bikes in the same price range out of the water. But is it really that good? Let's find out together. In this video, I'll be taking it out on some ATV trails to see how it performs off the pavement. Real rocky terrain and deep muddy conditions should give this bike a challenging test. I'll also have my Talaria XXX out for comparison. Find more info on this bike here: riderawrr.com/...
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Great video, with these two basically leading the budget e-bike category I’m excited to see if any other brands will try to compete and release more budget bikes around 3k🔥
up to 3k? are you serious a 50A battery with new 84v cells will cost only $1000))) but everyone gets what they pay for
@@sanitarsasha3730 and how much do you think the controller + bike frame and suspension will cost all together?
The mantis x is the only bike to hit the market at a price point I can justify to get my feet wet in e moto’s. Honestly it’s a why not purchase once the funds are expendable. Such a cool bike
Killer video man!
@@FreakyT333 Thank you!!
The xxx is the same proce
@@EliPerlman close in price yes but not 72v and the mantis x has a more preferable suspension/geometry as well. I’d like to ride both though and really see what feels better. I’m not talking just a bike near that price, I’m talking one that gives most everything id want out the box and won’t bleed me out another $2k in upgrades right away.
@@FreakyT333 which would you buy?
@@EliPerlman honestly man I’d prefer to ride both before I chose but probably the Mantis X as I already have a 5 Star that’s 60v. I want 72v in my emoto.
Everyone just asks the same questions. How fast does it go? How far will it go? Range and Speed. If you want range and speed get a motorcycle. If you want access to 100mph speeds and range 100 miles. It ain't gonna be cheap. It'll be super heavy too in order to sustain those speeds and not kill you. You have to make sure the parts on this machine are quality. So i would say if you want a pit bike-like emoto to zip around on dirt paths and can carry it up stairs. It has reverse. Its not $3k its more like $3500 after taxes & shipping. Get the rawrr mantis x. Its a mid-size dirt-bike.
Well said
Very cool bike for the price although I just ordered a P51 because I wanted something for the street as well, without being hassled by cops
W video, boutta get one of these, let’s see if it’s better than my XXX
@@yaitstac7267 let me know!
My 2 cents: they skimped on the battery to keep the price around $3000 - 30ah @ 72V is a nonsensical combination. What people DON’T seem to REALIZE is that a 72V battery burns through A LOT of battery power VERY QUICKLY, which is precisely WHY 30ah is a **RIDICULOUS MATCH** for that 72V…and the reason Rawrr is able to keep the price down - at the EXPENSE of *The Uninformed Consumer*, who will be stuck with an E-moto with abysmal range.
This isn’t a step forward in design, technology nor engineering: it’s a company that’s a year and a half to 2+ years **BEHIND** what Talaria has ALREADY BROUGHT to MARKET with their “XXX”, except that the Talaria **out-performs** it or equals it in almost every imaginable scenario. Rawr is trying to cash in on the E-moto craze and who can blame them for it?
But bump that 72V battery to AT LEAST 40ah and bump the price up half a grand, because currently, that 30ah battery is a shady, shoddy way to drop price at the expense of dismally LOW RANGE.
It’s unfortunate because I think Rawr have a decent frame and overall structural design; but 72V/30ah simply isn’t going to CUT IT for a brand new E-moto hitting the market in mid-2024 as both
Talaria and Surron are stepping UP their game for 2025.
I’m not hatin’, just sharing my opinion. Interesting E-moto, bad battery choice. ‘Nuff said!
Rawrr shoukd give you a commission because you got me to click "buy" lol
LOL I wish, you gonna love it!
Dang you in VA? That’s what’s up! I got a Mantis and love it!!!!!!!!
Sick vid Pat putting them thru the pace’s
Really liking these rawr mantis x reviews 👍
What up pat. Thank you for this video.
0:11 😅. If you get a chance can you pls post a picture of side by side size comparison of mantis x vs the Talaria x in your community feed. I sold my xxx because it felt a little small for me, I am trying to decide btwn the mantis x and the 72v mantis, im 6ft 200lbs the full sized version seems like it’ll suit me better, but idk if its worth an extra $1500
Outstanding job Sir
BombMoto B2. Comes as a roller with motor. You need to add your own controller and battery. Has 48mm forks.
@@DescartesRenegade Right, but doesn’t come complete up front. How much do you think it would cost once you add a good 72V battery and controller? Also what’s the biggest size battery you can put on a B2 anyway?
@@PatOutdoors needs electronics only. Throttle, voltmeter, etc. I'm building a 72v 40Ah 150A with room to spare for it. The B2 is larger than the B1, btw. B2 is 14/17 wheelset and B1 is 12/14.
@@DescartesRenegade That’s a lot of battery space! Sounds like it’s gonna be fun. Whats the total investment gonna be once it’s all done (including the b2)?
@@PatOutdoors under 3k total for 15kw. Little under $1900 for the rolling chassis, tax/shipping included. Another 1k for battery, controller, and ancillaries.
This thing looks sweet!
Which one do you think I should get for riding around and going off road too the xxx or rawr x
xxx it dont even come close..
Thanks for doing this video!
I would love your opinion on this though.
A guy will sell me his talaria xxx with upgraded forks for $2250. I want to do a lot of off-roading and jumps. You think I should go for that or the Mantis X for ~$3500 after shipping and tax?
I mean you really have to see the XXX in person to make that decision.. It sounds like an insanely good deal, assuming the battery still holds charge and nothing is broken or worn down (like pads, shocks, tires, etc.) What fork is installed?
@@PatOutdoors I think he said it’s got the talaria sting fork. As far as tires, he has the stock supermoto wheels so I would need to throw some dirt tires on there anyway. I didn’t check the brakes or battery but he does commute with it every day.
I live in ohio mine should be here tomorrow. glad to watch the same environment test. have you considered getting the foot break ? And if so do uk what foot break mounts up?
I’m not big on foot brakes, but I’m planning on installing one for testing purposes and to demonstrate how to do so on this bike. Stay tuned for that video
Hey I was wondering how long do they take to ship I just paid the full amount on the 9th
@@PatOutdoors sweet thanks for the response.
@@khoavo505 mine got shipped out on the 2th and should be here tomorrow California to ohio I noticed the tracking didn’t move on weekends so looks like only business days
@@PatOutdoors i also ordered the Bluetooth dongle i seen it’s cause some problems tho hopefully they fix it.
That trail looks like a lot of fun! 🫡
If those plugs solid and battery damn near in the bike from the top , aint kno way water touching it on a trail, but the problem is more down pour rain on the bike that may have the most effect on that bike 👍
Or the moment I drop the bike in the water.. some sections were almost 3 feet deep
@@PatOutdoors Bike solid !
It's the throttle connection and everything else that is the worry
the range and power dropoff after like 30-40% concerns me a little after seeing other videos but overall for $3k I don't think there's a better bang for the buck. I was considering the E-Ride but for my uses...especially more rural off-road riding, I think this is the way to go. In the future if I wanted to do more street use I think I'd be better off with more of an e-moped style anyway.
@@rickystafford7433 Lots of things to consider. At the end of the day, it really depends if it matches your personal needs. To me, this is not a commuter - simply my dirt bike so it works. I have my Talaria for long rides
My talaria does 48mph at 10% battery
@@Nr8k so does my Talaria. The battery sag and overall capacity is the main weakness of this bike.
@@PatOutdoors love your vids
how big of tires can you put? can you put the warp 21 and 19 on them?
Do u have to cut the brown wire on them just like the talaria xxx
@@DavidSharber-p8w no such thing. It’s software limited to 50 MPH
eride pro s is the closest out the box period !!!! 💯
I’m conflicted on which one of these two bikes to get my son for Xmas. I can get both for near dealer cost. Only thing holding me back on the mantis is the battery life…. That 30ah just isn’t going to be enough I don’t think.
@@MikeKochjr that is the most noticeable weakness of this bike so far, but is to be expected at the price point. I think if they released it for $3,400 but with a 38AH battery, it would be a no-brainer. Another thing to keep in mind is it’s 72 volts, so don’t compare to 60 volt same AH batteries since 72 would have a higher capacity.
IMO xxx is superior, Mantis x = less range, slow charger, No regen, no brake light, tail light? etc Just the slow charging and no regen is a turn off to me.
Hello, I would be very interested in the difference between the 72V and the 60V, would you do a drag race video of Mantis X vs XXX?❤ Thank you very much and I wish you many happy kilometers🙂
@@BeastAkitaCZ hmm I may have to find someone with a stock XXX locally to do that. Mine has a 74V 44AH battery and upgraded controller so it hits 62 MPH pretty quickly.. wouldn’t be a fair comparison. I’ll see if I can find someone to race!
Random question
Can I run a 72volt motor (kunray) on a 48Volt battery ? I was send out the wrong motor I had ordered a 48v 🤦🏻♂️ now I’m stuck with it for now
Does it say what wattage the motor is rated for? It's good thing if you were sent the higher watt motor for the lower price.. gives you room to upgrade in the future. The controller is key - a 72V controller WILL NOT run on anything other than a 72V battery. Why don't you just return your kit to whoever you bought it from?
@@PatOutdoors motor rated at 3000W… and the controller says NOMINAL VOLTAGE RATED 3000w 48V-72V under voltage 42V
I’d have to look into returning policy I think I have like 30 days to return …any 72 volt battery I recommend budge friendly since I already bought a brand new 48V battery 🔋 🤦🏻♂️ 😆….and thank you for the fast reply 🙏🏼
Would you recommend I buy this or the Talaria xxx. I was thinking the talaria xxx for myself since it’s already been put through its paces. Do you think I should wait for how the Mantis X does?
Long term I mean
I think the Talaria XXX has more aftermarket upgrade options and support (as of now.) I've owned mine for over a year and still absolutely love it, though it is not as capable offroad. It really depends on YOUR use for the bike. If I were to be just riding around the city and occasional light trails, the XXX is for you. I still take my Talaria over this bike for street riding anyway because I like to take 30-40 mile rides and the XXX battery simply lasts longer.
Alright makes sense. I will be waiting a while before I buy a bike, so we will see what I pick up. Thanks
Can we get a range comparison on x3 and mantis??
On the fence between this two..
@@vanessalynn3588 Well I no longer have the stock 60V battery in my x3, it’s now equipped with a 74V 44AH battery. But I did test the range on the X3 previously when it was brand new and I was able to get 47 miles on one charge riding mostly on Sport mode and occasional Eco, averaging 25 MPH. I’ll be completely honest with you.. I don’t think the Mantis has anywhere close to that kind of range. I’ll do an official test eventually, but so far I’m suspecting around 30 miles with similar riding conditions
Did they send this bike to you for free?? Thank you for the review?
I wonder the same
Do they got any sticks for them yet
@@DavidSharber-p8w LOL
@@PatOutdoors I mean stickers
pretty upset I didn't get to see the wheelie test😡
😂 you do for me
Why does no one take those ugly green stickers of the Mantis.I sure hope you don't break the frame on it cuz it looks real light weight!
Hmm honestly after a few of these wet rides.. they’re kinda taking themselves off my bike along the edges. So I may just take it all off the next few weeks if it continues
Hi is it better than the talaria sting r?
I've ridden the Sting R several times and I would say no.. it's a different price bracket though. The Sting R is a better bike, but is $1,500 more than this bike.
Is it faster than the xxx
That a stock XXX yes, but not this one..
Try the Erode r1 they say that can hit 55 up to 60 mph
@@HannibalSahura $4500 though.. but I’ll look into it!
@PatOutdoors it kind of got my attention bro I'm most definitely getting the rawrr mantis x it will be paid off this week see u soon when u come to bmore bro
the erode has a power sag in throtte curve
what kind of upgrades could you do to make the battery last longer ? and im thinking to get the rawrr but im waiting to see the new surron first
I'm still looking into this! I haven't personally done an official range test, but saw @NPLVentures get about 30 miles on Sport mode city cruising (GPS) and @MotoBroo get low 20's on RACE mode (doing wheelies etc.) From my 7.8-mile off-road test (including several long climbs) I ended my day with 73% battery so I'm thinking real world range is about 25-30 miles for most people on SPORT mode the whole time.. The only upgrade I think you CAN do that will have a real effect is a larger battery. Or you can put around on ECO mode whenever you're just cruising..
I'm also anxious to see the new Surron myself..
@@PatOutdoors im expecting a super nice bike from surron..its been long they have had time to make a great bike n they have a good base to work from already noone pressured them so this bike should be great.