Amazon has screen protectors for GPS that work with polarized sunglasses. Most definitely do your reserch. I have a dual battery direct drive 3000w moped style. It has a big headlight and front and rear turn signals. For me it's perfect for running around in the city with. A huge pro tip is learn how to take care of your battery's you can lose 80% of your battery life from not storing your batteries in the wrong charge state and temperature. Thanks for sharing yoir thoughts and the pretty scenery.
Wife and I like you all video we've caught some flack from a few people on multiple use trails at state parks mostly other cyclist we always ride respectively around other people keep the video coming
Lots of good questions and I think this will definitely help people who are out looking for an E-Bike!! I think a good question is how big of a motor or battery do I need? How am I going to use it? I live in Germany so with the throttle and speed is normally not a question. You can buy a bike that goes legally 45kph but you have to get an insurance like a moped. I am not sure if they are allowed to have a throttle? I bought in April a EMTB and did some modification to it added a back rack, bags, and I had to change the tires due to having a punctured tired. Bought some that are supposes to me puncture proof from Schwalbe. I probably will buy a different style one next time around!! Great video Jerry!! Hope you have an awesome Sunday!!
I always recommend folks add a bell for casual riding as the horn is kind of aggressive. That one you have is pretty slick! Do you happen to have a link to it?
@@TheE-LightenedArtist This thing will blow an eardrum out, lol. I purchased them from my bike mechanic and money well spent. www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Mountain-Q1-Standard-Handlebar/dp/B0DDNS2CXB/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=BCE3V4XD9XJZ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qZBXjF4zF3eSb0YWI0N030k0Mj4oyLBw6z9Iw_7JavfGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.chU08s-w-loXkQGbqLdVMdKxX84RUu6lZGu1I0HZJ4A&dib_tag=se&keywords=ravemen+bell&qid=1730053801&sprefix=raveman+bell%2Caps%2C189&sr=8-1
Hello there - Thank you! yeah I saw your reviews on the H7 as im interested to get one. I do hava a couple ebikes and got lucky as the 1st was a step over I got, just because I saw so many ppl advise to just get one & try it. so I did & got lucky. truthfully the better advice is to go to a dealership & see them, try them on & test ride sadly the shops around me wont allow that. [some got tense when I touched their babies] :( no they didnt sell me any, but I tried the shops in a 150 mile radius of here & found them to be much the same. :( So I bought online & Id seen them on yt review vids was about it. (& yes some research) it was the wattage I wanted & looked like a himiway - & it was under 995 delivered w/ fenders n a rear rack. as it turned out it was a surprise to me it is well built & does look like a copy or a version of a himi cruiser. later I found the PAS was adjustable [yt vids helped a lot. even got the passcode] I dropped PAS1 from 45% to 20% & yeah I like that :) throttle is a twist & has full access from PAS0 & up [there is a button on it to power it OFF] (yes I have some vids on my channel) belly acres is the name ;) I thought all ebikes were like this, but Ive learned different. my next ebike is the same way in control adjustment & throttle. [different color display tho] its a flurry ST same bafang 750 watt hub motor (cheaper tho) both are favoto (yup china ebikes, bought from a warehouse in So Cali) not all ebikes are adjustable [ I learned to ask ] I was recently wanting a kepler, But NOT adjustable on individual PAS] bummer I like that ebike. for me that was a no go. other ebikes made now need a controller change &/or a display change/ swap - a bad thing. well just too much trouble & expense/cost. so no sale to me. there are a few things that are ez upgrades - seat, the post, the handle grips, the handle bar but I dont want to "rebuild" it to hope its usable for my purposes gee the rear rack? yeah mine have needed some tweaking & in truth Ive seen some I could buy & fit to my ebikes. in time and with a little heat a little cut a little weld - then paint [ok not an ez mod,but doable for some] but really? would you want to? I sure like your suggestions :) thank you Id add that a person might rent an ebike or two & get a feel for them on a days use. [if available to you] the closest rental place for me is 250 miles or so. & I just wouldnt enjoy the ride as those are in city places [I don't like traffic] I used to ride street bikes & did so for years, just got too many goofs that came too close to me. So I just don't ride on anything thats not in the woods. or a bike trail.
Great information Jerry!
Beautiful trees! I love those awesome bike paths you have!
Thank you very much!
Good information!😊
@@theviolingeek Thank you for watching👏
Beautiful ride
@@Rip1Outdoors I wish the season would last longer
Can set my throttle to all out or 20. I keep it at 20 to stay legit.
Ya there's not a lot of options for shorter riders. Especially in the moped style bikes.
Amazon has screen protectors for GPS that work with polarized sunglasses.
Most definitely do your reserch. I have a dual battery direct drive 3000w moped style. It has a big headlight and front and rear turn signals. For me it's perfect for running around in the city with.
A huge pro tip is learn how to take care of your battery's you can lose 80% of your battery life from not storing your batteries in the wrong charge state and temperature.
Thanks for sharing yoir thoughts and the pretty scenery.
@@spikelove9533 Great tips. Thank you so much👍
Nice Video, It is in the 30's here today so I will just enjoy watching you ride.
Wife and I like you all video we've caught some flack from a few people on multiple use trails at state parks mostly other cyclist we always ride respectively around other people keep the video coming
@@patkuykendall6917 Thanks Pat😀
Lots of good questions and I think this will definitely help people who are out looking for an E-Bike!! I think a good question is how big of a motor or battery do I need? How am I going to use it? I live in Germany so with the throttle and speed is normally not a question. You can buy a bike that goes legally 45kph but you have to get an insurance like a moped. I am not sure if they are allowed to have a throttle? I bought in April a EMTB and did some modification to it added a back rack, bags, and I had to change the tires due to having a punctured tired. Bought some that are supposes to me puncture proof from Schwalbe. I probably will buy a different style one next time around!! Great video Jerry!! Hope you have an awesome Sunday!!
@@ZaxDrumsGolfandMore Great points and thanks for watching .
I always recommend folks add a bell for casual riding as the horn is kind of aggressive. That one you have is pretty slick! Do you happen to have a link to it?
@@TheE-LightenedArtist This thing will blow an eardrum out, lol. I purchased them from my bike mechanic and money well spent.
www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Mountain-Q1-Standard-Handlebar/dp/B0DDNS2CXB/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=BCE3V4XD9XJZ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qZBXjF4zF3eSb0YWI0N030k0Mj4oyLBw6z9Iw_7JavfGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.chU08s-w-loXkQGbqLdVMdKxX84RUu6lZGu1I0HZJ4A&dib_tag=se&keywords=ravemen+bell&qid=1730053801&sprefix=raveman+bell%2Caps%2C189&sr=8-1
Hello there - Thank you!
yeah I saw your reviews on the H7 as im interested to get one.
I do hava a couple ebikes and got lucky as the 1st was a step over I got, just because I saw so many ppl
advise to just get one & try it. so I did & got lucky.
truthfully the better advice is to go to a dealership & see them, try them on & test ride
sadly the shops around me wont allow that. [some got tense when I touched their babies] :(
no they didnt sell me any, but I tried the shops in a 150 mile radius of here & found them to be much the same. :(
So I bought online & Id seen them on yt review vids was about it. (& yes some research)
it was the wattage I wanted & looked like a himiway - & it was under 995 delivered w/ fenders n a rear rack.
as it turned out it was a surprise to me it is well built & does look like a copy or a version of a himi cruiser.
later I found the PAS was adjustable [yt vids helped a lot. even got the passcode]
I dropped PAS1 from 45% to 20% & yeah I like that :)
throttle is a twist & has full access from PAS0 & up [there is a button on it to power it OFF]
(yes I have some vids on my channel) belly acres is the name ;)
I thought all ebikes were like this, but Ive learned different.
my next ebike is the same way in control adjustment & throttle. [different color display tho]
its a flurry ST same bafang 750 watt hub motor (cheaper tho)
both are favoto (yup china ebikes, bought from a warehouse in So Cali)
not all ebikes are adjustable [ I learned to ask ]
I was recently wanting a kepler, But NOT adjustable on individual PAS] bummer I like that ebike.
for me that was a no go.
other ebikes made now need a controller change &/or a display change/ swap - a bad thing.
well just too much trouble & expense/cost.
so no sale to me.
there are a few things that are ez upgrades - seat, the post, the handle grips, the handle bar
but I dont want to "rebuild" it to hope its usable for my purposes
gee the rear rack? yeah mine have needed some tweaking & in truth Ive seen some I could buy & fit to my ebikes. in time and with a little heat a little cut a little weld - then paint
[ok not an ez mod,but doable for some] but really? would you want to?
I sure like your suggestions :) thank you
Id add that a person might rent an ebike or two & get a feel for them on a days use. [if available to you]
the closest rental place for me is 250 miles or so. & I just wouldnt enjoy the ride as those are in city places
[I don't like traffic] I used to ride street bikes & did so for years, just got too many goofs that came too close to me. So I just don't ride on anything thats not in the woods. or a bike trail.
@@bellyacres7846 Thanks for watching and that’s a great suggestion about renting!