The multi modes is big. Allowing you to use it in a verity of locations as a different type of "vehicle." Any chance we will get to see this on the rest of the TAT anytime soon? Were hoping to start it soon. I would like to see some more color options though. Big fan of red myself, and I wouldn't be opposed to painting it.
Want a nice commuter bike, and I'm so torn between this and a Lee Enfield Single Cylinder. I have solar power, so this would basically be free to operate beyond rubber, where as I'd have full bike maintenance to deal with if I went ICE. I'm pretty sure this would fit in my minivan which makes it mad appealing as well
Can we remove battery and charge it at desk on office visits ? How much is the weight of the largest battery? What is the seat height clearance? Can a person who is 5.5 ride this bike ?
I have one questio: If I am using 1 small battery, what about the open space when the bike is under the rain, is that space going to be filled with water? While riding under the rain or when the E-Moto is parked outside my workplace for example?
They removed the largest battery but everything is pretty similar. They try to improve their stuff often. Give them a call they are super responsive!!!
In California you need a motorcycle license to operate in moped mode. But would this still be legal in mode 1 e-bike mode even without pedals? I guess the police would have to ride it in mode 1 for you to prove it is limited to class 2 e-bike regulations. But again, can you ride in mode 1 legally if you don’t have pedals? California
It is not that powerful in modern one. It just not fun in that mode. I’d just get the motorcycle license if you going to get this thing. California strikes again
I ride mine in mode 4 around town and cops haven’t said anything to me yet. I don’t go more than what the speed limit is on the road I’m on except here and there I might give it a little juice just cause but I follow all the rules of the road and don’t ride reckless but I’ve also never seen anyone with an e-bike in my city either other than a Surron one time. Cops may just not be familiar with them here so they don’t care as long as you’re not being dumb
@@OverlandPioneers ok thanks so basically need to charge over night. If you had the large battery and went trailing riding - basically using it like a dirt bike, how long do you think it would last? Sorry it's hard to find these answer online. and also my bad one more question... if I took it camping could i recharge it off a small ecoflow battery generator you think at least partially?
@@taylork3043 I have ridden mine most of the day and still had battery left over. When you get over 40 mph that’s when it really hit the battery drain. I have a 300ah lithium battery and it take la most of that to charge it. It is a huge 72v battery
Got mine coming in next month! Can’t wait to get riding, will likely be one of the only ones in Vegas whipping this around!
That’s awesome man! It’s the best part of my day
Which battery did you choose?
Great review, this bikes form Factor is so good, I love how it looks
It’s really impressive. We love it!
That thing is super rad. Great vid buddy.
The multi modes is big. Allowing you to use it in a verity of locations as a different type of "vehicle." Any chance we will get to see this on the rest of the TAT anytime soon? Were hoping to start it soon.
I would like to see some more color options though. Big fan of red myself, and I wouldn't be opposed to painting it.
That’s the plan! We will have it with us for the foreseeable future on trips! It will be at most of the Expos this year too!
Cool and practical ✊🏻⚡🏍🔌🔋
Want a nice commuter bike, and I'm so torn between this and a Lee Enfield Single Cylinder. I have solar power, so this would basically be free to operate beyond rubber, where as I'd have full bike maintenance to deal with if I went ICE. I'm pretty sure this would fit in my minivan which makes it mad appealing as well
You need an inverter and a auxiliary battery (charged from your solar) to charge from 110 but I have one in my truck and it works awesome!
Do you have any dealers near los angeles? And what security features does this have ? Would I have to lock it everywhere i go?
Awesome overview!
I could really dig one of these!!
IR lights and some night vision would be a good way to get in somewhere spicy and back out. Pitch to the military
Already on it brother! Look up “e - bike for prepared citizens“. That’s a fun rabbit hole!
ua-cam.com/video/eTobJNwQKpo/v-deo.htmlsi=J9W2h0tSm-vGkgCl
Can we remove battery and charge it at desk on office visits ?
How much is the weight of the largest battery?
What is the seat height clearance?
Can a person who is 5.5 ride this bike ?
Yes batteries are removable. That’s in the video at the 4:50 mark.
Around 70 pounds.
32-33 inches
Yes you can ride it.
Does the batery lend to structural integrity of the frame when installed?
Freestanding. The frame is tig welded. It’s beefy on its own!
I have one questio: If I am using 1 small battery, what about the open space when the bike is under the rain, is that space going to be filled with water? While riding under the rain or when the E-Moto is parked outside my workplace for example?
Nope. It drains out the bottom. Ported
@@OverlandPioneers thank you for the quick response
1:03 can’t wait to see this in Utah. Tell me this video was in Colorado or in Ohio.
Kentucky!
If you get the basic battery option.. can you later purchase the $3600 battery ?
Well absolutely
I’m buying 1 in two weeks but info on UA-cam is different from the website in some ways?
They removed the largest battery but everything is pretty similar. They try to improve their stuff often. Give them a call they are super responsive!!!
SO MUCH WANT
SO MUCH ZIP! It’s a blast man! You’ll see it at Moore Expo
What phone mount are you using?
QuadLock the newer metal one. Love it
How much and do you ship to alaska?
Go to the website. Link in the description, they can answer your questions.
In California you need a motorcycle license to operate in moped mode. But would this still be legal in mode 1 e-bike mode even without pedals? I guess the police would have to ride it in mode 1 for you to prove it is limited to class 2 e-bike regulations. But again, can you ride in mode 1 legally if you don’t have pedals? California
It is not that powerful in modern one. It just not fun in that mode. I’d just get the motorcycle license if you going to get this thing.
California strikes again
I ride mine in mode 4 around town and cops haven’t said anything to me yet. I don’t go more than what the speed limit is on the road I’m on except here and there I might give it a little juice just cause but I follow all the rules of the road and don’t ride reckless but I’ve also never seen anyone with an e-bike in my city either other than a Surron one time. Cops may just not be familiar with them here so they don’t care as long as you’re not being dumb
Would you need a licence in Florida to operate this bike?
It’s a legal moped at mode 2. It’s a motorcycle above that. Each state is different
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how long does it take to charge?
6-7 hrs from dead
@@OverlandPioneers ok thanks so basically need to charge over night. If you had the large battery and went trailing riding - basically using it like a dirt bike, how long do you think it would last? Sorry it's hard to find these answer online. and also my bad one more question... if I took it camping could i recharge it off a small ecoflow battery generator you think at least partially?
@@taylork3043 I have ridden mine most of the day and still had battery left over. When you get over 40 mph that’s when it really hit the battery drain. I have a 300ah lithium battery and it take la most of that to charge it. It is a huge 72v battery
@@OverlandPioneers Ok awesome. Thanks for reply so fast ⚡and the help.
@@OverlandPioneers I ordered a scrambler with the largest battery. So stokeddddddd. Gonna be doing trail riding in the PNW.
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