iGo Core Elite 3DHD Review | A Sleeper Commuter Option?
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- For current pricing on the Core Elite 3DHD, click the link below:
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Join us as we deep dive into the features and performance in our latest iGo Core Elite 3DHD review. We explore everything from its design and riding position to its performance in our testing of the most important things like Speed, Range, Braking and hill Climbing.
Don't miss our detailed breakdown of pros, cons, and everything in between. Perfect for prospective buyers looking for an honest and thorough review of this commuter e-bike. Subscribe for more e-bike reviews and tips!
00:00 - Core Elite 3DHD Review
00:40 - Core Elite 3DHD Overview
03:02 - Core Elite 3DHD Brake Test
04:09 - Core Elite 3DHD Speed Test
07:53 - Core Elite 3DHD Range Test
09:17 - Core Elite 3DHD Hill Test
12:54 - Core Elite 3DHD Ride Quality
17:59 - Core Elite 3DHD Conclusion
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Thanks for the review! I got this bike few weeks ago and I can say your review is super accurate, I did ride maybe 100km on it so far and nothing to complain, the bike is very built and super easy to assemble, good feature like hydraulic break, fenders, lights front-rear, suspension (very smooth riding), shifter works well, seat comfortable, solid front-rear rack with bungee, good battery range (you don't have the anxiety of running out power).
One negative but not really negative is the number of PAS level 1 to 9 which is too much, I am using PAS3 or 4 which give sufficient help.
I have climb short hill quite steep fine, I usually give a push with the throttle and down shift, I don't have long steep hill to test like you in Utah, but in your review if you "assist" the motor, you were able to climb until the top.
I am about 5.5' and I am probably borderline, I think the bike might be too big for a 5.3' person.
Overall, I like the bike, pricing is also good.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience!
Great review quick question how do you work the lights mainly the headlight I still haven't figured it out lol
Usually you can activate lights by holding the '+' button on the control panel.
Good review. Funny how some hub drives bikes are now adding cladding at the crankcase to look like a mid drive. Coincidence?
That's because the frame is made for mid drive ebikes form the supplier. Maybe they also offer a model with a mid drive so it was more cost effective this way.
Where the controller is housed
Thanks ! what is the range of this bike ?
We have a section in the video for our range test!
It's going to vary. I took one out and rode it fast on the highest Level 9 for ~50km and ran out the battery. But that's pushing it and not cruising - for REF I'm 160lbs
500w with a cadence sensor for $1800 from a company no one has heard of and it's throttle couldn't finish the hill climb. Maybe $900
iGo been around forever. 10+ years anyway. I've read lots of reviews of their bikes. Well known company.
@@mikeb1039 Fair enough but the rest of my comment stands.
lol.....Ebikes have to be the only product that pays off procrastinating on the purchase. The bikes keep improving and getting cheaper. When you think you missed out on a deal the deals get better. When you think you'll wait for better options on a bike you're considering ....for me, the Euphree X+ to offer a 750 watt hub and then not doing it. The Stellar Falcon option falls short too. Now I have 5 upgraded bikes rolled out with bigger batteries and motor for a lot less and offered at brick and mortar shops with warrantees. What's with this 3DHD? The numbers for the battery/motor, build quality, low grade equipment and unknown company absolutely do not match the price! $1799 lol that's funny. What? I just checked out their website. The bikes are WAY OVERPRICED for what they give!!! I think iGo pass on this company.