E-Bike Question of the Day: What do you think about our picks for the best fat tire electric bikes? What others would you add to it? Let us know in the comments below!
I would have bought an Aventon but in Canada they are far more expensive compared to Lectric xpeak. (Aventon 2 3000$ CAD lectric xpeak 1800$ CAD) the difference is huge.
You guys MUST try the new Wired Freedom and Cruiser. Full suspension, 2100 wh 60v battery putting out 3200watts, thru axle fork with 203mm rotors and 4 piston brakes for $1999. Makes every bike on your list look slow, underpowered, and overpriced. I’d bet they would gladly send you one since they seem to really value objective reviews and yours have a rigorous and objective format.
e-cells five star dual star and the wired freedom. neither are mentioned here. also, juiced bikes jetcurrent pro is not out yet but coming later this year. it may be worth checking out for a folding ebike. velotric fold 1 is also a noteworthy one. with the ebike tarrifs all the prices will be going up.
I am 69 and have purchased an Aventon 500.3 cruiser. First E-bike. I have ridden motorcycles all of my life, Enduro’s motocross hillclimbing and Harley Davidson’s. After researching extensively, the first thing I want to know about an E-bike is how fast does it go? Thanks for the reviews.
I bought me and my wife the Lectric xp 3.0 and we absolutely love them. I have the passenger package so my 5 year old son can come with. My son absolutely loves it. The Lectric xp 3.0 perfect for family’s
Haven't watched this video yet. But I was studying what my 1st E bike fat tire should be for weeks. I used a lot of your videos to help me finally decide. Hopefully the Aventon:Aventure2 doesn't disappoint me will be here next week.
Look at Fucare. The Scorpio is an awesome bike especially for $1079. 20x4 fat tire, full suspension, sweet non balloon tires, great lights, big battery 20ah with LG Cells, super strong trellis frame with 400lb load limit, etc. you guys should review Fucare
This is exactly the video I needed, now a list on Torque Sensor e-bikes would be the icing on the cake, I want an affordable e-bike that is good for hill climbing. My ideal bike would be sub $2k, torque sensor, off road tires with front suspension , high torque motor, and screen with good information. The Aventon Aventure 2 checks most boxes but at $1800ish is a bit much for my current budget and I don’t like integrating racks, would prefer something that has more of a traditional bike shape like the Ride1up Lmt’d, my only real complaint is the lack of off road tires and the battery is just a bit physically larger than I’d like. Great video again guys!
If climbing hill get a mid drive. Being able to run motor through gears makes a huge difference. Look for used at an ebike store if you want quality at a low price.
The Aventure did come to mind while reading it. The LMT'D would be a great choice too. You can always look at swapping out the tires if that's all that's holding you back on it.
My two favorites were the Adventure 2 and Velotric Nomad. I was able to find a Nomad for sale locally and after cruising around on it I was sold, they were also able to match the online price which made it a great deal at almost half the price of the Adventure 2! This is my first E-bike, it’s easier to pedal than I thought it would be and you can get a workout on it if you choose to pedal on the lower pedal assist settings. Thanks EBR, I was looking for a fat tire E-bike and this review definitely helped make my final decision easier!
E-CELLS SUPER MONARCH AWD 1000 WATTS seems to be very versatile and checks a lot of boxes. Thanks for your testing and review on various E-Bikes to help us know which will fit our needs the best! All the best!
Finding objective useful brand on brand videos is almost impossible - thank you for this! I’m upgrading from an XP2.0 and was wavering between the XPeak or Adventure2.0 - and this may have leaned me towards the Aventon.
Hey @ElectricBikeReport do companies like Aventon pay for you to review. It’s a lot of work editing and what not just wondering. Do they comp you a bike? Not just Aventon but other suppliers as well. Thanks
funny. when i first started researching fat tire ebikes i started with the aventon aventure.2 (adventure misspelled in the model name). it’s your best overall on your list here. my list changed to the e-cells five star dualstar and the wired freedom. neither of these are mentioned on your list.
Great question! We'll give you a couple options. The Aventure.2 is a great all-around choice; it's big, comfortable, and tons of fun. The Radster Trail is similar but feels a bit more like a regular bike because of its narrower tires. And then the Mokwheel Obsidian's full suspension will make it a bit more comfortable if users will be riding over rough and rocky terrain.
Very informative video! Graphs for each test result with all 20 bikes would be have been interesting and helpful in comparing bikes. I was disappointed that the Denago Fat Tire wasn't tested since it is one of the bikes available at a shop near me. But overall, a very helpful video.
@@ElectricBikeReport Regarding the Nomad, it being 1299 right now for the power and range it provides is a steal. It just seems like the option that gets you the most per dollar spent. The Adventure is sort of great at everything. I don't have one but from everything I've read Aventon uses quality parts and is has a great reputation. Rear rack and fenders are also nice additions.
2023-2024 best fat tire e bikes you reviewed and aventon is always on top. How come no wired freedom or e cells 5 star both of them are way better than any of the bikes your team reviewed and better priced I sure you heard of them
Because we have not tested either of those bikes yet. The Aventure is still what we feel is the best all-around fat bike. We have a Wired bike on the way though so we'll be testing it out soon.
what would your recommendation be for a 20" E-bike to be used for the following: Long distance bike Touring, (weight ~ 320lbs), grocery haul, week-end adventure with two dogs?
Look at the Fucare Scorpio. Fits all your requirements and many more. Load limit of 400 lbs, trellis frame. Big ass battery, great tires. Bmx style handlebars, full suspension, great lights and only $1079 free shipping. I just got one and highly approve! Lectric makes a nice dog trailer and put it on sale often
@@tenncutt I like FUCARE also; I ended up purchasing a Fiido T2; Beautiful and also everything I need to carry me, all of my camp gear, and my two dogs :); Compact Cargo. (Check it Out).
I am surprised that the Ariel rider Kepler or other models by Ariel rider never made it on this list. 1,000 watt hub motor 1,800 max 52 V 20 ah 45 miles an hour of road 75 miles range This thing flys Do you need Brakes hydraulic Tektro HD-E 350 Currently $1,499
I'm surprised the Aima Big Sur is not on this list. I found it to be superior to the Aventure 2. I think it also looks better. I would love to see a review.
I like my Hiboy P6 , i haven't seen anything better for the price yet. The big flaw on most bikes seem to be the brakes and the acceleration I would like to get something that go faster but not over 2 k. Oh and normal tire size hahaha never again , Fat tires are fuzing awesome 😎
@@Margo-q8v I did. Assembly was easy enough. I put about 8 miles on it so far. I tested rode a Neo Allroad S. Main difference between the 2 are power, ones a class 3 and the number of gears. Definatle say the Radrover 6 is well worth the $1000 less.
My buddy has a Super 73 with 960 wh battery. My Gazelle NL with 500 wh goes at least 25 miles further keeping it in turbo assist the whole ride. Fat tyres and suspension really reduce range😮
It depends on the style of bike; for example, a moto/moped-style e-bike won't have much trouble. But on something like a city bike, it can be tough to strike a good balance on a single-speed drivetrain. If the gearing isn't right, it can be tough to start moving or climb hills. On the opposite end, it could also end up with ghost pedaling in the bike's higher assist levels.
The BEST fat tire, rear hub e-bike made in 2024 (BAR NONE) is my dual-suspension 60V Wired Freedom. It blows away your weak choice of "Best full-suspension rear-hub" being the 1000 watt, 948 wh Mokwheel Obsidian, as mine has a high-torque 2200 watt rear-hub motor that moves my mass at over 40 mph, has a 1200 wh battery, full-suspension and a price of just under $2000. Sad that your reviewers are considering more expensive, lower-performing brands that offer FAR less value.
Man, no crowd loves as hard as the Wired crowd does :) We currently have one on the way in for testing. We only recommend ones we've tested since that's a pool of hundreds. We won't be surprised if the Wired Freedom makes the next video after we've been able to test for ourselves.
Yeah E-Cells 5 star and Wired freedom along with the Motor Goat must not have filled your pockets . These 3 bikes have the most value for your $$$$$ not the ones you claimed were best of 2024
What is it that made you put the Aventure 2 as the best overall instead of the Mokwheel Basalt? By the numbers it seems like the Mokwheel beats or meets the Aventon in most categories. It goes further, slightly faster and cheaper. Just a bit longer for braking. Do you just not want to give the same bike more than one award? If so that's not very helpful. Is there something else that makes the Aventon better?
Excellent question. We hope to eventually do a full comparison between these bikes to go really in-depth. The Basalt is a solid bike, but the Aventon edged it out in a couple of small areas. We liked the Aventure's geometry and overall feel a little better. Its torque sensor also felt more natural and responsive.
@@ElectricBikeReport Thank you for the reply. As someone who is about 300 lbs and wanting to ride about 30 mile round trips do you think that the advantages of the Aventure outweigh the larger battery of the Basalt? Both in theory would have enough range, but I'd prefer to not have range anxiety.
The Aventure 2 has a problem with the front brake calipers. They angle is not correct, and the brake will make a clicking noise. You could sand the disk to stop this, but then you risk it being below the spec width. The Radster Trail isn't for bigger folks. It only has a 290 max rider capacity and you really have to drill down on their site to find out that the 370 lbs isn't actually correct. Sorry anyone over 6'2" tends to be around 300 lbs. The XPeak as a fatal flaw. You can fix the high speed wobble with an after market head tube insert, but Lectric won't even acknowledge the problem. They've taken back a bunch of these bikes because of this problem. I'm not going to speak to the others, because most are just not what I'm looking for.
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E-Bike Question of the Day: What do you think about our picks for the best fat tire electric bikes? What others would you add to it? Let us know in the comments below!
I would have bought an Aventon but in Canada they are far more expensive compared to Lectric xpeak. (Aventon 2 3000$ CAD lectric xpeak 1800$ CAD) the difference is huge.
I would have added the Aima Big Sur to the list somewhere for sure. Great job though, guys!
You guys MUST try the new Wired Freedom and Cruiser. Full suspension, 2100 wh 60v battery putting out 3200watts, thru axle fork with 203mm rotors and 4 piston brakes for $1999. Makes every bike on your list look slow, underpowered, and overpriced. I’d bet they would gladly send you one since they seem to really value objective reviews and yours have a rigorous and objective format.
e-cells five star dual star and the wired freedom. neither are mentioned here. also, juiced bikes jetcurrent pro is not out yet but coming later this year. it may be worth checking out for a folding ebike. velotric fold 1 is also a noteworthy one.
with the ebike tarrifs all the prices will be going up.
I am 69 and have purchased an Aventon 500.3 cruiser. First E-bike. I have ridden motorcycles all of my life, Enduro’s motocross hillclimbing and Harley Davidson’s. After researching extensively, the first thing I want to know about an E-bike is how fast does it go?
Thanks for the reviews.
I bought me and my wife the Lectric xp 3.0 and we absolutely love them. I have the passenger package so my 5 year old son can come with. My son absolutely loves it. The Lectric xp 3.0 perfect for family’s
Haven't watched this video yet. But I was studying what my 1st E bike fat tire should be for weeks. I used a lot of your videos to help me finally decide. Hopefully the Aventon:Aventure2 doesn't disappoint me will be here next week.
Thanks for watching! It should be a great one! Let us know what you think of it when it gets there!
Look at Fucare. The Scorpio is an awesome bike especially for $1079. 20x4 fat tire, full suspension, sweet non balloon tires, great lights, big battery 20ah with LG Cells, super strong trellis frame with 400lb load limit, etc. you guys should review Fucare
This is exactly the video I needed, now a list on Torque Sensor e-bikes would be the icing on the cake, I want an affordable e-bike that is good for hill climbing. My ideal bike would be sub $2k, torque sensor, off road tires with front suspension , high torque motor, and screen with good information. The Aventon Aventure 2 checks most boxes but at $1800ish is a bit much for my current budget and I don’t like integrating racks, would prefer something that has more of a traditional bike shape like the Ride1up Lmt’d, my only real complaint is the lack of off road tires and the battery is just a bit physically larger than I’d like. Great video again guys!
If climbing hill get a mid drive. Being able to run motor through gears makes a huge difference. Look for used at an ebike store if you want quality at a low price.
The Aventure did come to mind while reading it. The LMT'D would be a great choice too. You can always look at swapping out the tires if that's all that's holding you back on it.
After looking at reviews and Spring sales I ended up purchasing the Velotric Nomad 1, can’t wait for it to arrive!
Love my Aventon Adventure 2. Over 1,000 miles now and no issues.
My two favorites were the Adventure 2 and Velotric Nomad. I was able to find a Nomad for sale locally and after cruising around on it I was sold, they were also able to match the online price which made it a great deal at almost half the price of the Adventure 2!
This is my first E-bike, it’s easier to pedal than I thought it would be and you can get a workout on it if you choose to pedal on the lower pedal assist settings.
Thanks EBR, I was looking for a fat tire E-bike and this review definitely helped make my final decision easier!
E-CELLS SUPER MONARCH AWD 1000 WATTS seems to be very versatile and checks a lot of boxes. Thanks for your testing and review on various E-Bikes to help us know which will fit our needs the best! All the best!
Finding objective useful brand on brand videos is almost impossible - thank you for this! I’m upgrading from an XP2.0 and was wavering between the XPeak or Adventure2.0 - and this may have leaned me towards the Aventon.
You really can't go wrong, it's a fantastic bike.
Hey @ElectricBikeReport do companies like Aventon pay for you to review. It’s a lot of work editing and what not just wondering. Do they comp you a bike? Not just Aventon but other suppliers as well. Thanks
I watched your review here- great job! I have a specific need use- soft beach sand. Are any of the fat tire bikes better for this use than the others?
Great reviews! Please do a review of the Aima Big Sur if you can in the future!!
We'll reach out and see if they want to send us one
The solar recharge option should be a standard accessory, I like that , my bike is 2kw at the hubs, it pulls nicely to 31.5mph
funny. when i first started researching fat tire ebikes i started with the aventon aventure.2 (adventure misspelled in the model name). it’s your best overall on your list here. my list changed to the e-cells five star dualstar and the wired freedom. neither of these are mentioned on your list.
My Top 3 Fat Tire eBikes:
Ariel Rider Kepler
Aostirmotors S18 Snake
Honeywell El Capitan
Just ordered the Area 13 Blackbird.. beats the Aventon in most categories and for $1700 can’t beat it
Hey there! I’m debating between the XPeak and Nomad1. They look pretty similar. Any help from you guys to push me in the right direction?
What are your thoughts about best winter bike? Riding in the snow, batteries holding up in the cold, etc.
Great reviews! Out of these 20 bikes which would you choose when buying multiple bikes for a e-bike rental business? All terrain. Thank you! Jen
Great question! We'll give you a couple options. The Aventure.2 is a great all-around choice; it's big, comfortable, and tons of fun. The Radster Trail is similar but feels a bit more like a regular bike because of its narrower tires. And then the Mokwheel Obsidian's full suspension will make it a bit more comfortable if users will be riding over rough and rocky terrain.
Very informative video! Graphs for each test result with all 20 bikes would be have been interesting and helpful in comparing bikes. I was disappointed that the Denago Fat Tire wasn't tested since it is one of the bikes available at a shop near me. But overall, a very helpful video.
The Nomad and Adventure are my favorites
Those are good ones! What makes them stand out for you?
@@ElectricBikeReport Regarding the Nomad, it being 1299 right now for the power and range it provides is a steal. It just seems like the option that gets you the most per dollar spent.
The Adventure is sort of great at everything. I don't have one but from everything I've read Aventon uses quality parts and is has a great reputation. Rear rack and fenders are also nice additions.
2023-2024 best fat tire e bikes you reviewed and aventon is always on top. How come no wired freedom or e cells 5 star both of them are way better than any of the bikes your team reviewed and better priced I sure you heard of them
Because we have not tested either of those bikes yet. The Aventure is still what we feel is the best all-around fat bike.
We have a Wired bike on the way though so we'll be testing it out soon.
Is cowheel not e good choose for me? I want to go fast pls say
Thanks I want them all!
Are there any full suspension belt-driven fat tire eBikes?
Thank you very much for your very good overview of the various e-bikes.
Thank you for watching!
Please review the Heritage Bobber(HBR-M1200) product from "BR3"
I know it's not a new bike but how would you say the Magnum Nomad adds up?
what would your recommendation be for a 20" E-bike to be used for the following: Long distance bike Touring, (weight ~ 320lbs), grocery haul, week-end adventure with two dogs?
Look at the Fucare Scorpio. Fits all your requirements and many more. Load limit of 400 lbs, trellis frame. Big ass battery, great tires. Bmx style handlebars, full suspension, great lights and only $1079 free shipping. I just got one and highly approve! Lectric makes a nice dog trailer and put it on sale often
@@tenncutt I like FUCARE also; I ended up purchasing a Fiido T2; Beautiful and also everything I need to carry me, all of my camp gear, and my two dogs :); Compact Cargo. (Check it Out).
I am surprised that the Ariel rider Kepler or other models by Ariel rider never made it on this list.
1,000 watt hub motor 1,800 max
52 V 20 ah
45 miles an hour of road
75 miles range
This thing flys
Do you need
Brakes hydraulic Tektro HD-E 350
Currently $1,499
Hoping to get Ariel bikes in to test one day. Hard to recommend a bike if we haven't seen how it does in testing yet.
I'm surprised the Aima Big Sur is not on this list. I found it to be superior to the Aventure 2. I think it also looks better. I would love to see a review.
Have you tested the Nireeka Mega 750? Curious where you land on this one.
Haven't had the chance yet, but that brand's bikes look super cool. Hopefully in the future!
Can I get the lectric brand in France. I need a trike and a cruiser
I like my Hiboy P6 , i haven't seen anything better for the price yet.
The big flaw on most bikes seem to be the brakes and the acceleration
I would like to get something that go faster but not over 2 k.
Oh and normal tire size hahaha never again , Fat tires are fuzing awesome 😎
I ended up going with the Rad Rover 6 plus High Step. Rad Power had it listed on their website for $1099. 37:26
That's a steal for that bike!
I'm thinking of getting that one. Did you get it in?
@@Margo-q8v I did. Assembly was easy enough. I put about 8 miles on it so far. I tested rode a Neo Allroad S. Main difference between the 2 are power, ones a class 3 and the number of gears. Definatle say the Radrover 6 is well worth the $1000 less.
Thanks for a great video and review. I'm curious why Magicycle didn't make the list.
I looked hard at their Deer model.
52v battery is nice.
My buddy has a Super 73 with 960 wh battery. My Gazelle NL with 500 wh goes at least 25 miles further keeping it in turbo assist the whole ride. Fat tyres and suspension really reduce range😮
Lots of different things can affect range, but the wider, heavier, chunky tread tires can definitely be a big factor!
Cool! How near future for the Nireeka 750?
Haven't had any substantial talks with Nireeka. Hopefully that changes!
some e-bikes are single speed or belt drive. Are gears less relevant on e-bikes? What are the disadvantages of no gears?
It depends on the style of bike; for example, a moto/moped-style e-bike won't have much trouble. But on something like a city bike, it can be tough to strike a good balance on a single-speed drivetrain. If the gearing isn't right, it can be tough to start moving or climb hills. On the opposite end, it could also end up with ghost pedaling in the bike's higher assist levels.
No Juiced Bikes. I'm surprised. My RipCurrent S never fails to delight.
The BEST fat tire, rear hub e-bike made in 2024 (BAR NONE) is my dual-suspension 60V Wired Freedom. It blows away your weak choice of "Best full-suspension rear-hub" being the 1000 watt, 948 wh Mokwheel Obsidian, as mine has a high-torque 2200 watt rear-hub motor that moves my mass at over 40 mph, has a 1200 wh battery, full-suspension and a price of just under $2000. Sad that your reviewers are considering more expensive, lower-performing brands that offer FAR less value.
Man, no crowd loves as hard as the Wired crowd does :)
We currently have one on the way in for testing. We only recommend ones we've tested since that's a pool of hundreds. We won't be surprised if the Wired Freedom makes the next video after we've been able to test for ourselves.
@@ElectricBikeReport Cool! I think you'll have a new uphill course record on your hands 🙂
Not so fast on the Wired Freedom…. On up hill stretches, these bikes overheat and shut down… and yes, I own one.
@@mattr7229 Owned one for 3 years and haven't had that happen. Might want to see what Wired can do if you haven't already.
Please take a look at the Euybike K6 Pro, its unique style, overall performance, and price is worth a review.
We'll look into it!
What about the Gunai/EKX X20 and X21?
But the Ride1UP, does not support an adjustable seat. That is not a good thing.
No Ariel Kepler or Wired Freedom?
Why is Biktrix never included in these. Also, why are name brand bikes like Trek, Specialized, etc never included?
We have a Biktrix bike on the way. Trek and Specialized don't have electric fat bikes.
Are all of these UL listed? Thanks
Most of them. It's a matter of time till all brands will be.
Why are you guys saying "exceeding 28mph''? Just say the speed.
What about the ariel rider grizzly?
seeker 26 dual motor is my favourite
Can you do Freedare Saiga?
Yeah E-Cells 5 star and Wired freedom along with the Motor Goat must not have filled your pockets . These 3 bikes have the most value for your $$$$$ not the ones you claimed were best of 2024
What about the 1000 watt ridstar
What about the 1000 watt ridstar h20?
What is it that made you put the Aventure 2 as the best overall instead of the Mokwheel Basalt? By the numbers it seems like the Mokwheel beats or meets the Aventon in most categories. It goes further, slightly faster and cheaper. Just a bit longer for braking. Do you just not want to give the same bike more than one award? If so that's not very helpful. Is there something else that makes the Aventon better?
Excellent question. We hope to eventually do a full comparison between these bikes to go really in-depth. The Basalt is a solid bike, but the Aventon edged it out in a couple of small areas. We liked the Aventure's geometry and overall feel a little better. Its torque sensor also felt more natural and responsive.
@@ElectricBikeReport Thank you for the reply. As someone who is about 300 lbs and wanting to ride about 30 mile round trips do you think that the advantages of the Aventure outweigh the larger battery of the Basalt? Both in theory would have enough range, but I'd prefer to not have range anxiety.
Wish they would make a Chopper E Bike just for street only.
Great stuff
Thanks!
Whats the best most expensive bike?
No limit
Rad power bikes ❤
Wired freedom?
One is on the way to test
no carbon chains between all your e bikes?
I am not sure wha tthey mean by “off roading and not mountain biking” …especially when I look at the footage of the guy riding the Aventon 2.
Fire roads, OHV areas, perhaps mild double-track, etc. No downhill or technical stuff that you'd want an MTB for.
Wired freedom and cruiser blows them all a way.
MOVCAN.....
V80, V60, V50, V30 ?
They deliver alot of Ebike for not alot of money.
What about Engwe Bikes?
We've tested one. It was solid. We'll have to try some other models. Which model of theirs do you like?
What about the juiced ripcurrent s? 😴
Very nearly made the list. A good bike with good range for sure.
no ecells or wired freedom haha
No wired or Ecells? 🙄
Where is the ariel rider kepler it's a 52v 1000w fat tire 🤔 it's bin out for about 2 years
All these bikes apart from 2 are 750w for 2k? No thanks
You missed the BEST BIKE,, MY MOONCOOL, WALKS A Adventon.. the MC3 has AWD? 27mph top speed.. for $1000?
You guys Failed
No Nomad 1?
Velotric? It's on the list!
The Aventure 2 has a problem with the front brake calipers. They angle is not correct, and the brake will make a clicking noise. You could sand the disk to stop this, but then you risk it being below the spec width. The Radster Trail isn't for bigger folks. It only has a 290 max rider capacity and you really have to drill down on their site to find out that the 370 lbs isn't actually correct. Sorry anyone over 6'2" tends to be around 300 lbs. The XPeak as a fatal flaw. You can fix the high speed wobble with an after market head tube insert, but Lectric won't even acknowledge the problem. They've taken back a bunch of these bikes because of this problem. I'm not going to speak to the others, because most are just not what I'm looking for.
no crazy bird mention
We haven't tested one yet. If we can test it out one day maybe it makes the update!
No Biktrix? There are a lot of fat tire e-bikes better than your list. Did I miss something or was this just bargain brands?
Can someone respond to there questions then us views sign it.
???
Do what now, Boomhower?
Umm.. no Rambo E- bikes ?
We haven't had a chance to test and review any of their bikes yet. Maybe in the future!
I stopped watching when your top fat bike had a 750w motor.
Like the video, but talk to UA-cam about the ads. I think Trump is deplorable. Don't let them associate you with him.
I’ll subscribe if you send me a fat tire e bike 👍
Hello guys hru? I’ve been trying to get a blessings from a e-bike giveaway. Because I don’t have the extra funds to get it.
#caraccident
#traumaticbraininjury
9/6/02
#stroke
3/5/22
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