Foldable is a deal breaker for me so I agree the H9 is the winner compared to the others. I can't remember how many bikes I've lost. I had a bike when I was in college and someone cut the chain and took it right outside my dorm. I had another one stolen right out of my hand when I was trying to open the door to pull my bike into a 7/11. I've been robbed by a guy who stood alongside the street and pushed me out of my bike. I think it's normal for me to be paranoid and want to keep a $1200-1800 investment within reach at all times so my next bike has to be foldable. My only concern is on their website, the 60Ah was recommended for people between 5'10 or taller and I'm only 5'7 but I don't want to get the 40Ah version. Does anybody know the range difference between these 2?
@@marym8799 The 40ah should get you around 60 miles of range max. But comfortably around 40-45 miles of range with high speeds. If you want you can get the 40ah version and get the dual battery kit for the H9 that gives you an extra 20 ah of battery. It is out of stock right now though. If you want to get the 60ah verison getting on a taller bike isnt the end of the world but if you have a rear rack bag or basket it will be difficult to swing your legs over the bike from behind to get on. But you can always tilt the bike down and get over through the middle of the frame. If you do end up getting the bike let me know how well it goes because im thinking of getting this bike on Black Friday
@sanchezs7614 true. Which is why I bought one with a frame that could be added to and/or modified. Regardless of what bike one buys, aftermarket additions will be likely
The wallke h9 awd is the winner... for price and quality
Foldable is a deal breaker for me so I agree the H9 is the winner compared to the others. I can't remember how many bikes I've lost. I had a bike when I was in college and someone cut the chain and took it right outside my dorm. I had another one stolen right out of my hand when I was trying to open the door to pull my bike into a 7/11. I've been robbed by a guy who stood alongside the street and pushed me out of my bike. I think it's normal for me to be paranoid and want to keep a $1200-1800 investment within reach at all times so my next bike has to be foldable. My only concern is on their website, the 60Ah was recommended for people between 5'10 or taller and I'm only 5'7 but I don't want to get the 40Ah version. Does anybody know the range difference between these 2?
@@marym8799 I don't like foldable either. But they released the H7 AWD and that's the one I went with. It's super awesome with a 40ah battery 🔋
@@marym8799 The 40ah should get you around 60 miles of range max. But comfortably around 40-45 miles of range with high speeds. If you want you can get the 40ah version and get the dual battery kit for the H9 that gives you an extra 20 ah of battery. It is out of stock right now though. If you want to get the 60ah verison getting on a taller bike isnt the end of the world but if you have a rear rack bag or basket it will be difficult to swing your legs over the bike from behind to get on. But you can always tilt the bike down and get over through the middle of the frame. If you do end up getting the bike let me know how well it goes because im thinking of getting this bike on Black Friday
Ariel Kepler Rider? 1000 watt motor with 1800 peak power, and 52V at 20 amp Battery?
LOVE H9AWD SO!!!
Wired Freedom?
I want 110 miles minimum!
It doesn't exist, they FALSELY advertise it 😢 max is 80
@sanchezs7614 true. Which is why I bought one with a frame that could be added to and/or modified. Regardless of what bike one buys, aftermarket additions will be likely