Budget Busting E-bike Comparisons
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
- Here are 4 ebikes I've recently reviewed and tested. I cover the weight of each bike, the rough range they have, the sizes, the price and riding comfort so that it might help you decide which bike might be best for you.
Here are the product links should you wish to check them out or buy one.
Engwe EP-2 Pro - ebay.us/vqOHqc
Cyrusher Kommoda - amzn.to/3PjOj5N
DYU FF500 - amzn.to/3PJeqVr
MiRider GB3 - mirider.co.uk/product/mirider...
Links to the full ebike review videos
Mirider GB3 - • Mirider GB3 Review - T...
Engwe EP-2 Pro - • Engwe EP 2 Pro Folding...
Cyrusher Kommoda - • Cyrusher Kommoda Fat-T...
DYU FF500 - • DYU FF500 Folding Step...
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Just got my cyrusher and I love it already,due to health issues Never thought would be able to ride a bike again,first ride out @18miles,75% battery remaining, Simply Awsome
Great review, thanks John.
The best comparison video I have ever watched! Spot on 👍 thank you! 😊
Very nice review and comparison, thank you.
Thank you John for doing this great bike review brilliant 😎👍
I don’t know which one I prefer myself, maybe the small one because of weight, thanks for the review😊
Brilliant review vlog John, really well presented. My only reservation about any bike costing into the thousands is where can you park it and expect it to be there when you return? Nipping into the shops where I live is a high risk gamble, where you wouldn't expect a good chain to keep any bike safe for long. But thats not to take anything away from the bikes. I think you chose well, and with good reason. Excellent avenue to expand the interest in the channel given there are so many vanlife vlogs out there just now. Onewards and beyond! (excuse the mixed metaphors). 👋
I have the same concerns when I go shopping on my bike, but you can’t have “what if’s” rule your life. So I just do my best to secure my bike everywhere I go and need to leave it outside a shop.
Hi Jon great video hope you are well
Great to see them lined up together. Kommoda does look…dare I say…..bad ass! 😉✌️
John very interesting. Review off the different bikes.
Nice one GJ 👍
The ENGWE EP2 pro is such a badass bike! Though in the EU does not allow more than 250w. Stupid laws if you mind my opinion! 😉 Great review! Greetings from Greece!
I'm so proud 😆 the Kommoda has something about it doesn't it.
I love my MiRider. Only one I could lift out of those!
Thanks for the Great review, I’m looking to get an assisted bike and a bike rack for the van, which poses one question will the fat tyre mount on a bike rack.
Cheers
As long as the tyre rail is 4 inches wide 👍🏻
Tengo el ep 2 pro y es una maravilla ❤❤❤
Hi many thanks for the review. It helped me make my mind up on the Kommoda. Can you please tell what seat post with suspension you put on yours. Many thanks, Malc.
Check the recent video on the Kommoda upgrades as that has all the upgrades linked in the video description.
Thanks for such a comprehensive comparison John - nice job 👍
So basically ALL are great bikes - but your choice is most likely to come down to how big your wallet is, and how small your storage space.😆
I had been saving up for the Engwe, even before you got yours - based on a friends experience. But good to see that it has some stiff competition.
So I think I will now hold off until next spring, to see what revised models come out - as Engwe in particular seems to frequently churn out new models.
Which brings me on to my major QUESTION: What about spares and support for the chinese-made bikes ?
- If something breaks or needs replacing in a couple of years, are you confident that you can source it ?
- Obviously stock cycling items like tyres, brakes and sprockets are probably easy to get in the UK.
- But what about bespoke batteries, controllers etc.?
By contrast, from your videos at the MiRider factory, I doubt you would have any problems getting spare parts - which partly explains why their bikes are so much more expensive.
I think all the bikes have very common parts, you can buy spares for all the models shown very easily online. Cyrusher also has UK stores and a UK customer services.
Great review John , i have been considering the Cyrusher myself but have thought how would you fix a puncture on the back wheel , have you had a puncture yet ?
the motor unplugs
The Engue wins for me, although you should look at the Engue C20 Pro. All the benefits of the one you have, but it has a longer range, and it's about 10kg lighter and has slightly smaller tyres (still fat though)
I was set for the engwe but then found they suffer with stress cracks on frame,plus cable brakes n crossbar pushed me to the cyrusher, enjoy your bike
Is there a tuning chip on the mirider to bypass the 25km limit ?
I’ve been 40mph on this bike.
Off topic John.
My question is about the Renogy battery charger.
Is it still working well for you. My Ctek Smartpass has failed, and I need more than 20amp charge
Yep, still working perfectly in both vans 👍🏻
Thanks John. See you in a field somewhere 👍
great review John, are you a bit of a short arse as the Engwe is practically a step through, mine was delivered today, looking forward to putting it together in the morning.
I’m 5ft 10. I think it’s obvious from the video the issue is the high crank, such a shame they designed it that way.
i’m ok thanks to being 6’3” and rather lanky so no problem despite my dodgy knee, shame, i was looking forward to seeing you upgrading the brakes to hydraulic and other upgrades on the Engwe, keep up the good work John, have enjoyed this slight detour from the normal but always enjoy your campervan stuff as well.
Hari OM
Fair and balanced review, I'd say! YAM xx
So are you leaving it at 250w or doing the 750w derestricted and adding the throttle
I’ve left the bike as standard
@@GadgetJohn there is a video where someone put a switch inside the battery compartment for when on private land
It doesn’t bother me as I use my legs for additional power, I just use the electric to set off and maybe a little assist up steep hills. So if I want to go fast I just pedal more.
Now I see what you meant by your reply to my last comment,
🙂
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A true cyclist never has just one bike 😂! It's absolutely horses... I could camp in my Panda but the Ducato is more comfy 😉 It's the right tools for the job
Living in a van full time is a compromise so the bike is also a compromise to do as much as possible
@GadgetJohn it really is, you have to find the best fit for what you want to do 😀👍
Bigger bikes bigger battery's...not that expensive..small bike seems expensive considering it has less steel and battery
That Mirider is really overpriced. It would be a hard sell for me.
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