Great video. I have a black one and my wife had the green. They have been better then expected bikes we love them and hope for years of enjoyment out of them. Thank you for the video showing how versatile and portable transportation they can be.
Nice bike. I'd like to find one but with Lithium Iron batteries. If it catches fire and not that chemistry my insurance may not pay out. Advise: don't leave it on a charger unattended. The chargers may get hot. I used to mfg my own line of electric skateboards in China (OneWheel clone till the cease and desist letter came from InMotion). The chargers can run hot. Even with my Zero Breeze portable AC I keep the charging brick on a dish plate. I'm also looking into building a compost toilet to replace my electric head so looking forward to your next video.
@EdwardSeatonSailings ok okay cuz I got a bike right now and it can go 20 with electric but if I'm busting my ass I can hit 25 to 28 mi, One more question does a key have to stay in at all times cuz it seems very to have a key on the bottom
@EdwardSeatonSailings The main bike I'm comparing this with is the wild Way w11 and the Aispas A2 however apparently the Aispas company got a problem with not shipping the bikes on time and apparently the w11 got downgraded last year and now only has mechanical brakes and crappy seat instead of hydraulic can an Good seat
@michaelramirez6803 yeah, the key is definitely the worst part about the eb7. You do have to have it in while operating, and when it's been raining, you can't put the key in your pocket when you're done cause it's covered in crap! That being said, I still love the bike. My favorite speed is about 15-17 mph which is where I can still pedal without just freewheeling.
@@EdwardSeatonSailing well yeah I plan on using it to DoorDash so that would be good for downtown but my job is about 8 mi away That's when I'll be using the 28 mph And thank you It was good to know this info
Great video. I have a black one and my wife had the green. They have been better then expected bikes we love them and hope for years of enjoyment out of them. Thank you for the video showing how versatile and portable transportation they can be.
@@wcheneyjr thanks for watching 👀 🙏
Good job. Food for thought, getting one for the boat. Jasus this "getting somewhere for free" is expensive 🎉😂😅
I think this bike will pay for itself! I put over 300 miles on it in a month. I recommend 👌
I will ger one.. when I get a bigger boat😅 thanks for posting 🎉
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
Nice, Sierra & Oyster Point. I fish and ride my ebike in that area…
@@Errray goods rides all up and down the bay trail! Great spot.
Nice bike. I'd like to find one but with Lithium Iron batteries. If it catches fire and not that chemistry my insurance may not pay out. Advise: don't leave it on a charger unattended. The chargers may get hot. I used to mfg my own line of electric skateboards in China (OneWheel clone till the cease and desist letter came from InMotion). The chargers can run hot. Even with my Zero Breeze portable AC I keep the charging brick on a dish plate. I'm also looking into building a compost toilet to replace my electric head so looking forward to your next video.
Most definitely aware that lithium ion Batteries can go boom! I never charge unattended. Safety first!
You had to insert the key for what purpose? Surely not in order to start and ride the bike? !!!
Yes. It's ELECTRIC!
@@EdwardSeatonSailing In that case the key insertion point is a good NO-SALE point!
@@UC241 I think of it as the main on/off switch. It's not so bad.
Does it reach 28 miles easily or do you gotta be Pedaling you a$$ off
@michaelramirez6803 yeah, no. Anything over 20 and the pedals are useless. I think the only time I've reached 28 was going downhill.
@EdwardSeatonSailings ok okay cuz I got a bike right now and it can go 20 with electric but if I'm busting my ass I can hit 25 to 28 mi, One more question does a key have to stay in at all times cuz it seems very to have a key on the bottom
@EdwardSeatonSailings The main bike I'm comparing this with is the wild Way w11 and the Aispas A2 however apparently the Aispas company got a problem with not shipping the bikes on time and apparently the w11 got downgraded last year and now only has mechanical brakes and crappy seat instead of hydraulic can an Good seat
@michaelramirez6803 yeah, the key is definitely the worst part about the eb7. You do have to have it in while operating, and when it's been raining, you can't put the key in your pocket when you're done cause it's covered in crap! That being said, I still love the bike. My favorite speed is about 15-17 mph which is where I can still pedal without just freewheeling.
@@EdwardSeatonSailing well yeah I plan on using it to DoorDash so that would be good for downtown but my job is about 8 mi away That's when I'll be using the 28 mph And thank you It was good to know this info
You need a bigger boat...