Eleglide M1 plus, and a 34 mile ride.
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Today I'm taking out the eleglide M1 plus, we are going to be doing a 34 mile ride and see how she goes.
Eleglide M1 Specifications.
• Max. Speed: 25 km/h
• Max. Range: 50km (Electric Mode), 100km (Assist Mode), No Limit (Manual Mode))
. Max. Load: 100 kg
Slope: 15°
• Motor: 250W 36V, 210(Max RPM),
45N.M(Max Output Torque), 500W(Max Inst. Power)
• Battery: 12.5Ah, 36V, 450Wh, with Battery
Protection System
Charger Output: 100-240V 2A (Input), 42V 2A(Output)
Charging Time: About 7 hours • Derailleur:21 Speed Shimano Gear (Front 3,
Rear 7)
• Braking System: Dual Disc Brakes & Auto Power-off Design, 160mm (O.D.)
Suspension: Hydraulic Damping with Lockout
• Tires:27.5"x2.1" CST Pneumatic Rubber Tires, 45-65PSI (Tire Pressure)
• Chain Plate:42T 34T 24T
Light: LED, 1.65W, 20° (Beam Angle), 0.5m (Irradiated Area)
Display: Intelligent LCD Display
Waterproof Rate: IPX4
• Recommended height of cyclists:165- 195cm (5.41ft-6.4ft)
I was quite impressed when I helped put one together the other month. Only thing its missing really is a quick release for the front wheel, it would make it easier to put it in a car.
Yeah, that would have been a good idea to have quick release, luckily for me I rarely need to take the front wheel off, so not really a big deal for me personally.
I'm going to be doing similar terrain in the New Forest, so good to see it can be used as a bike even if the electrics play up. Hopefully I can take more things along with me to play with like cameras and cooking stoves etc
Hello The screen is locked how to unlock the screen.
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did you have any problem after some weeks of use ??? thanks for the info
Nope, haven't had any problems, still running as good as when I got it.
Hi Just found your channel. I'm thinking of getting one of these bikes....turn 70 this year and might need a bit of assist!! Can you fit mudguards and a rack on this bike? I live in Cumbria and there's a few hills here, but I want to try touring maybe even bikepacking. Thanks.
I have put mudguards on mine, so yes, and I have seen bike racks that will fit too, I was thinking about getting one myself too at some point, this is the lower end motor at 250 watts, if you have really steep hills and want something with a bit more guts, you could get something with a bigger motor, they go up to 1000 watts, but I think this brand only does the 250 watt motor, which is perfectly fine for me, and obviously the bigger the motor, the bigger the price.
Thanks for the reply...I'll have to start saving up😁
How many kilometers can it run maximum?
It states on the website.
The 12.5Ah large removable battery supports up to 100km in assist mode, perfect for your long ride, and 50km in pure electric mode.
The max range is achieved with a 75kg load and a constant speed of 15km/h on flat roads without strong winds at 26℃.
@@circa77 and what is your experience from the range ?
Does it worth to spend £849 on this from Amazon?
If your in the UK, I bought mine from a company called electric scooters London, I just looked on there and at the moment it's £699, and you can also do what I did and use KLARNA, and pay it over 3 months, so you have options.
@@circa77 how long it takes to deliver?
Well I live in the UK, and it took about 3 days.
@@circa77 same in the UK. Thanks mate
@@circa77 Hi, is that tubeless tires
Can change the settings to 20mph if you want..
Yeah, I did eventually figure it out, and have done that haha, cheers.
@@circa77 nice free hack 👍
Absolutely
How do u do this?
@@Greyalien587 press the + and - in settings, go to p8 then change to 100kph
What's the bike weigh?
Howdy, it's around 27Kg.
21.7 Kilograms
3 punctures in a ride is pretty mental its kinda put me off it as i dont wanna be buying new tyres for it
had it for 1 month and i’ve had 1 puncture
How easy is is it to remove the back wheel that's an issue ? or buy another set of tires and keep these ones for road use
Hello, I am an international student in England. I am thinking of buying this bike. I have added very hard money. Tell me the truth, is this bike good or not?
Did you watch the flipping video???? 🙄
@@typhoontim125when people ask this…it isn’t because they didn’t watch the video they commented under. They are hoping that after a period of time, they would have noticed if problems developed. This would aid in their decision making. If I don’t have money at all, I wouldn’t want to spend money on something that would develop issues in 3 months
@@oche_official That's fair enough 👍
@@typhoontim125 thank you for understanding too!! 👍🙌
@@oche_official You're very welcome 👍