Ride Colibri | Bike features | Quick overview

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  • Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
  • Here's a quick overview of the M22, featuring one of our testing bikes. In this video, I'll walk you through some of the cool features, including the handlebar controls. Let's take a tour together! Drop your questions in the comments below - we'd love to hear from you.

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  • @MoonyWolf2002
    @MoonyWolf2002 Місяць тому +2

    Can't wait to see more details of the bike. Will there be any app connectivity and when will the next batch ship? Any specific dates set?

    • @ridecolibri
      @ridecolibri  Місяць тому +1

      We're working on more videos. 🔥 Yes, we have app on our roadmap. Regarding shipping: first batch will end shipping end of august/beginning of september. 2nd batch will start shipping end of september. However, we already have orders for the 2nd batch, and we're gonna produce only 200 units. So if one is ordering now, expected delivery is around mid october.

  • @nogasdash
    @nogasdash Місяць тому +1

    Bike looks nice my guy!

  • @nielgregory108
    @nielgregory108 Місяць тому

    Great! A bike to go with my Colibri lighter collection. WTH??

  • @mironmardale7092
    @mironmardale7092 Місяць тому +1

    One big question I was talking with some friends about your bike: how can it be certified A1 if you can switch by 2 clicks to off-road mode? Or let me guess: it will NOT be A1 haha.

    • @ridecolibri
      @ridecolibri  Місяць тому

      Hi! Colibri M22 is designed primarily for urban commuting, typically ridden at around 50 km/h in urban areas with B license.
      The off-road mode does unlock additional performance, but it's intended strictly for off-road use on private property or designated off-road areas. Using this mode on public roads would require a different license category.
      For daily city rides, the standard B-compliant mode provides all the necessary performance while ensuring legal compliance. I hope this answers your question. :)

    • @mironmardale7092
      @mironmardale7092 Місяць тому +1

      Are you sure that having the switch in the handle bar is regulated by the authorities? Like for example think about the other electrical bikes that are stock-limited, and unlocking it it's illegal.
      I'm just saying that a 20 year old kid would never ride the bike outside the "off-road" mode. You can see in this video what the problem could be: ua-cam.com/video/jS0WAMEJl5M/v-deo.html
      And please don't get me wrong Petre, I'm kind of interested, I'm not just hating and doubting around, just that, at this point, we don't have reviews or real-life tests, etc. It's normal to ask this type of questions for a product that could revamp the industry (200 km autonomy is INSANE).
      Keep the job going! Thanks for the reply

    • @ridecolibri
      @ridecolibri  Місяць тому +1

      @@mironmardale7092 Salut! :) Thank you for engaging with us. To clarify: E-bikes are not licensed and cannot be registered or insured. To ride Colibri legally on public roads, you need a car license. We will deliver the bike limited to 25km/h (software-programmed, not just controller-limited) for those without a car license.
      While the Colibri is capable of speeds up to 110km/h, which we've tested in controlled environments, we emphasize responsible use within legal limits. Like any vehicle, its operation depends on the rider's judgment and adherence to local laws.
      Regarding user feedback and test rides: we’re organizing test rides in various cities. We had a session last week in Bucharest, and our next one is in Cluj next week.
      If you're interested in a test ride, please send an email at gabriela [at] ridecolibri.com and we will get back to you with details. Thanks a lot!

  • @calvintanner7897
    @calvintanner7897 Місяць тому +1

    What's the mileage and mph for each battery ?

    • @ridecolibri
      @ridecolibri  Місяць тому

      You can do around 30 miles per battery pack - and if all 3 are installed they are more efficient so you can go for 110-120 miles