Wow, for real! That’s so encouraging. I try to pick bikes that are interesting or selling well for shops or that people request. Thanks for letting me know, Yippie! You made my day :)
@@ElectricBikeReview Btw, I've just recently discovered the world of ebikes the past couple of months. Have been doing a lot of mountain biking over the past summer. And now I've got a couple of Aventon e-bikes (a Pace 500 and a 350) and a Magnum Metro for the family. All were purchased after seeing your reviews. I'm really hooked on having a motor on the bike now. Thanks again, Court.
Any chance you can review a few bikes from Ebike das Original ? There are no reviews anywhere on UA-cam that I can find. Recently bought the Ebike Trekking Pro Wave step through model , thanks!
Take off the battery (subtract 500 USD) and the Display, Controller and motor (subtract 700 USD) ..... would you pay 1700 USD for the "acoustic" version of this bike ???
Wow! Thanks for the feedback and wisdom here guys. Are ya’ll doing alright? My parents and grandparents are all divorced. I never got married but have had some nice girlfriends. Doing my best to be honorable and supportive but I’m also pretty independent. Hope you’re doing alright ❤️
Great review of a beautiful and relatively lightweight step-through ebike. I suggest owners who ride at night on unlit sections of bike path contact their Kona dealer about swapping out the SateLite headlight for the more powerful Busch & Muller IQ-XS E they fit to the eCoco DL model, as you can see from the beam pattern photos on the manufacturer website it offers a safer wide beam pattern over the SateLite that comes on the eCoco base model www.bumm.de/en/products/e-bike-beleuchtung/parent/167/produkt/167r42ts-01.html
Ever notice the Odd seatpost dimensions, such as 27.2mm or 31.6mm ? The metric system has No Such standard sizes. These weird clumsy "equivalents" are based on the U.S. Inch system, namely 1 and 1/16 inch and 1 and 1/4 inch. The subtle (?) message here is that the seatposts are still built to "inch" standards (They always have been in the U.S.), however the Push is to use Metric sizes and results in the awkward Decimal values in millimeters. If I used such ridiculous Decimal equivalents, I might describe a bike that weighs 60 lbs. as weighing 27.24 kilos. Both numbers are accurate, but which one is easy to use in general discussion?
Was just hoping for this review yesterday! Thanks.
Wow, for real! That’s so encouraging. I try to pick bikes that are interesting or selling well for shops or that people request. Thanks for letting me know, Yippie! You made my day :)
Fantastic and informative review as always. I love the new camera angle from behind the bike looking forward. Nice little bike.
Awesome! Thanks for the encouragement Phong :)
@@ElectricBikeReview Btw, I've just recently discovered the world of ebikes the past couple of months. Have been doing a lot of mountain biking over the past summer. And now I've got a couple of Aventon e-bikes (a Pace 500 and a 350) and a Magnum Metro for the family. All were purchased after seeing your reviews. I'm really hooked on having a motor on the bike now. Thanks again, Court.
great video! the Doug Demuro of ebikes. I just ordered this bike. so stoked.
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Thanks, it looks like we’re both up late! Definitely appreciate the peace, right back at ya!
Any chance you can review a few bikes from Ebike das Original ? There are no reviews anywhere on UA-cam that I can find. Recently bought the Ebike Trekking Pro Wave step through model , thanks!
Gr8 video, ur a lucky man with the mountains as a back drop for ur ride 👍
I really lobe that path! My friend showed me a while back, it’s beautiful and makes for a great ride location :D
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Take off the battery (subtract 500 USD) and the Display, Controller and motor (subtract 700 USD) ..... would you pay 1700 USD for the "acoustic" version of this bike ???
28:25 I would replace that mudguard with an aluminum one. Love the looks of Kona bikes.
What kind of gloves are you using in the video?
How would this motor do on hills?
very cool Mixte Mid drive . been looking to build one actually
Cool! Which frame would you start with?
@@ElectricBikeReview something Old and steel for sure . Kuwahara ,Bridgestone, Peugeot ...
Was told it goes 28 mph but seems to be limited to 20 mph. Anyone know how to hit the 28 mph top speed?
Were can get charger
Yes, looks nice and would be a fun ride. & Stay single and your pockets will jingle. lol ☮️
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Yessss! Marriage is like a 3 ring circus. First comes the engagement ring, second the wedding ring and third comes the suffering.
Wow! Thanks for the feedback and wisdom here guys. Are ya’ll doing alright? My parents and grandparents are all divorced. I never got married but have had some nice girlfriends. Doing my best to be honorable and supportive but I’m also pretty independent. Hope you’re doing alright ❤️
HOBOZ RULE. 😎
Could you please test the Canyon Precede on CF 9 ? thank you
Why do they still make e-bikes with metal chains? It's 2021!
Great review of a beautiful and relatively lightweight step-through ebike. I suggest owners who ride at night on unlit sections of bike path contact their Kona dealer about swapping out the SateLite headlight for the more powerful Busch & Muller IQ-XS E they fit to the eCoco DL model, as you can see from the beam pattern photos on the manufacturer website it offers a safer wide beam pattern over the SateLite that comes on the eCoco base model www.bumm.de/en/products/e-bike-beleuchtung/parent/167/produkt/167r42ts-01.html
Excellent suggestion, thanks for the specifics and the link! Much appreciated Dewey :)
Great review. Nice bike but those cheap fenders are disappointing.
Ever notice the Odd seatpost dimensions, such as 27.2mm or 31.6mm ? The metric system has No Such standard sizes. These weird clumsy "equivalents" are based on the U.S. Inch system, namely 1 and 1/16 inch and 1 and 1/4 inch. The subtle (?) message here is that the seatposts are still built to "inch" standards (They always have been in the U.S.), however the Push is to use Metric sizes and results in the awkward Decimal values in millimeters. If I used such ridiculous Decimal equivalents, I might describe a bike that weighs 60 lbs. as weighing 27.24 kilos. Both numbers are accurate, but which one is easy to use in general discussion?
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I like the electric bike review, but when people is talking to much about the specification 32 minutes and only 30 second to test the bike. OMG!!!
And cheap