Electric Bike Company Model J Review | Chill Vibe & Fun Ride

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As a moto- or moped-style e-bike, the Electric Bike Company Model J is a departure from the brand's typical beach cruiser offerings. Despite its different look, it maintains the brand's hallmarks - namely comfort and a relaxed, easygoing ride feel.
Another characteristic feature of EBC is the Model J’s incredible customizability. Users can personalize nearly every aspect of the bike, from color schemes to components, so no two e-bikes will look the same.
In terms of performance, the Model J’s nimble handling was one of its defining features. Unlike many other stiff moped-style e-bikes, its larger wheels and standard fork made it more agile and responsive - handling more like a “regular” bike.
We think the Model J’s controlled feel makes it perfect for teens, young adults, and older riders alike.
Electric Bike Company Factory Tour: • See How Custom E-Bikes...
00:38 Overview
05:43 Brake Test
07:04 Speed Test
16:08 Range Test
17:42 Hill Test
23:49 Ride Quality
28:39 Console
32:35 Conclusion
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E-Bike Question of the Day ⚡🚴 How would you color and customize YOUR Model J? Let us know in the comments below 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

[@monkeops9613]

Sorry, I know this isn't related to your question. But will you guys ever make a video on the best most affordable Ebike as of 2024?

[@DriverJ-N]

i just wanna say i don't have the bike but i have those tires and they are amazing!

[@TheCamojorel]

These bike’s always advertise that 2 people can ride it.
You guys should include a 2 person test.

[@EricHepp]

Like that their's NO! deral 'a 😊.

[@LMV123]

Electric bike company reminds me of a more approachable, cheaper, spark cycle works.

[@JohnBabcock-qy1cs]

Wonder what kind of import fees they will be passing on to customers? Hopefully not the 25% of the average Chinese bike..

[@ElectricBikeReport]

Good question, especially considering that the bikes are assembled in the US. I'm not sure if components are subject to the same tariffs as fully assembled bikes.