THE BEST HUB MOTOR ELECTRIC BIKE EVER MADE
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- I'm just your basic everyday electric bike enthusiast. Hopefully, I can get a real rider for my next video. But enjoy this overview of my new 2021 Hi-Power Cycles Revolution!
This is my personal bike.
LINK TO THE BIKE:
hpcbikes.com/p...
This 90lb 8kw beast is definitely the most fined tuned Electric Bikes I've ever mob with. Did I mention it can go for 100 miles on one charge?
The rack is called a 1UP USA Superduty Double.
I do not own this music.
Very nice edits. Glad you're ok... that is ridiculous overkill speed... hard to harness!
Yeah I just didn’t look at the trail before riding it. Happens.
@@ErikKibbee Lucky when you crashed you dropped down and lost forward motion instead of keep going.
its not stuck at full throttle dumb assss
Loved it! Keeping it real! While out👍👍👊👊 new sub as and I got name fir my video.. he he
Half Price for the Damaged one ? 💥👀
And it was on the 1st run :(
@@ErikKibbee better to get the first scratches over with so you can stop worrying about them lol
hiya bike looks awesome, which model crystalyte motor are they using for this model, crystalyte have some sweet motors now over 40 mph on only 48 volts ,bump them up to 84 volts with 150 amps and is whole new ball game.
Hey thanks! The motor is actually a Hi-Power Cycles exclusive. It’s considered a high speed motor and at 48v, 2kw it’ll hit 40MPH no problem. I’m running it with a 86v (96.6v max) battery at 90a and it’s insane. I can’t imagine 150a!
Would you say this bike is more fun than less powerful bikes?
100%
How were you able to attach the rack to a car? Tow bar install?
I actually got it welded here in LA. It was around $500 but with every penny.
I don’t know if I trust the crystayte axel on a bike like that. They axel is soooo soft… I got one sitting here cause that lol
Hi-Power Cycles has axles specifically made for there motors. Almost everything is custom and not standard Crystayte.
Do you think this would ride well on mtb trails
As long as it’s not super steep slow speed single track, this thing mobs off road.
I've decided to pull the trigger on an Revolution (6000w). Any advice? (I'm a first timer)
Yeah, even if you’re used to dirt bikes, I’d take it easy with the throttle at first. These bikes can be very responsive.
@@ErikKibbee wonderful. I have experience with sport bikes. Different throttle response I know. How is HPC with customer response? I emailed them 2 days ago with no response. Sad face.
Calling them and leaving a VM is the best way to get ahold of them. Emails take a little bit but they’ve always been good on the phone.
@@ErikKibbee phone it is. Thanks again for your help!!
U ride ur pedalbike and I my Harley, that’s ok with me !
They are completely different beasts. On a long stretch of highway I’ll take the Harley too. But on the gnarly single track, you know I’m taking this bike.
on something gnarly I may use my muscles , no need for electric there, electric may be good for a wheel chair, may be , if at all .
@@marineforces3214 u stick with your expensive soon to be phased out polluting fossil fuels
… is not expensive at all I just had to buy it once .
@@marineforces3214 i mean the fuel your running it on
Lol I would do the same
Could I put a hub motor on my sur ron?
You would have to modify the rear dropout but it is possible.
But.. how much? 🤔
The link is in the description.
$14000 dollars starting
The base Revolution starts off at $9,999 and the X models start off at 13,000 from Hi-Power Cycles.
We can get same exact X Model version for under $10k with even better bells and whistles including Fox 40/X2 suspension, 8KW hub motor that peaks at an insane 20+ KW peak power. However, if you want a mountain goat, then our 72V version will climb anything short of a vertical wall with an insane 5KW of battery pack (72V70AH), all for $1000s less than HPC! :)
What is the point of this? Just ride a motorcycle?
It’s just not the same.
Are motor cycles allowed on bike path very dangerous that's what that is
E-Bikes are allowed anywhere regular pedal bikes are and I'm always courteous of pedestrians and other regular bicycles.