This is the only review I saw here in UA-cam for this type of ebike. The newer version that I bought this month was a Sheng Milo M90, can't really find a really good review but glad to see that an ebike with identical design were reviewed here. Mine's got 500W hub motor, longer travel front fork, and 18Ah 48V battery for 630USD.
@@Wilsonq_q Bike's dead now. Around 6000km we've had puppy dogs and they ate all the wires when they're teething. Broken motor harness, broken display and sensor wires. Tried reviving it but the new harness and wires won't fix it. It's now pending project in my backyard, I now have new ebike I built using TSDZ2 mid drive kit.
Quite interesting, that price is quite low for a lithium-polymer battery pack of that capacity. The range is also very good, the collapsable frame is meant for commuters, drive to the edge of city, unpack, drive into downtown, a very interesting test.
Personally, I'd rather spend that amount of money on a conversion kit than a folding bike that looks like it might snap in half at any moment. You can buy a really powerful motor for that kind of cash. And if you stick the kit on a half decent mountain bike you'll feel a lot safer and you'll also travel a lot faster.
So then the title of the video would be "bought quality components and made a nice, reliable electric bike"? The whole POINT was that it was a cheap aliexpress bike, that's the interesting part. Was it any good or trash? I dunno, let me watch the vid and see.
Thats what i did 6 yrs ago & now i put over 22k miles commuting thru all seaons snow,rain,storms, blizzards w/front wheel ski attachment, blazing summer heat & still going i have both mid drive & direct 48v 15ah battery from ping battery.
I have been researching the cheap chinese fat tire ebikes and they look OK.Mostly 48V batteries. My DIY Bafang BBS02 conversion has a 52V 30AH battery tho and puts out 1350 watts, so it's hard to beat!
For that kind of money you don't get a good bike, you get a bike, but he, it works better than peddeling! And if it breaks, spare parts are proberbly as cheap.
A foldable frame is a disadvantage in every way other than convenience. Whether it's worth it to you is dependent on how valuable that convenience is to you, and how much the various mechanical disadvantages of a hinged split in the frame matters to you.
the problem might be to get replacement parts, does this bike has standardized screws, bearings and are screw threads made out of soft aluminum that quickly wears out? Is the bike made out of cheap steel that easily gets cracks or is it made out of high-grade steel that doesn't break? There are customers that say that the very next day when the warranty claim is over cheap Chinese products break apart.
I think a foldable bike with a well made frame, is very useful for storage. It feels like most people are just skeptical of it's ability to fold because they aren't used to the folding aspect as well as the weight.
just an observation - @ 2:15 u stated the RD and disc brakes are shimano - not true! the RD may be some cheapo Shimano and the rotors *may* (highly doubtful) be Shimanos but the disk brake caliper clearly has "Yinming" printed on it and are definitely not Shimanos! To answer your question about cheap front suspension fork or simply go rigid - yes i would go rigid with thicker tyres! And if u want to go offroad more get better brakes asap! Even stuff from Promax would inspire more confidence than "Yinming" lol
My cheap chinese bike held up well for a year, now it has electrical issues and odd broken bits - however its mechanically just about ok. Would I get another...mmmm.
@@johnburman966 probably due to the poor suspension and the controller absorbing all those bumps. Really well edited video though man ive been interested to see one of these in action
What I don't like about my cheap chinese Ebike. Electrical wiring failure at connectors to hub, this I repaired. Burnout of wiring (repaired) and probably controller after one night left out with battery in light rain. ( It runs for 5 mins then dies). Bike stand bolt sheared off, pedal crank bent slightly after bike fell over (what are they made of? Melted tins). If only it was better made I would enjoy it. Now it is a 600 euros piece of junk.
The good part about a rear hub motor powered folding mountain bike is you can replace and upgrade most of the parts with better components/ The fork, the chainwheels, the chain, the brakes, the headpost and handlebars and even the front wheel. The only parts you can't replace I guess is the frame and the rear wheel.
Yep. Definitely not for some hard offroad or jumps. But for lets say city or some trails, it should be fine.. When E Bikes become even cheaper (i mean powerful ones) im gonna get one for sure.
How do you replace the battery, what to get it from ? Beautiful and green part of the country, what is it? I thinking folding is an option so we can fit more bikes in my car in additional to a bike rack attached to my trunk.
Dont buy bikes off of sites like Amazon or Ali Express. They are pretty much exclusively garbage. I work at a shop and have seen internet bikes fall apart almost immediately many times.
How is it holding up? I just bought a cheap fiido ebike for $500 and it's not a mountian bike but I've ridden it all over on all sorts of terrain. Great for the hills here in Yorkshire UK.
I am planning on buying a few bikes (3) off of AiBaba, selling Two of them essentially getting the last one free. The price of the three bikes I am looking at (including: currency exchange, duty, taxes and shipping to my home in Canada) is still cheaper than bikes that have WAY LOWER specifications at our local bike store. I don't feel like I'm risking as much after watching this video but before I commit there is more research to do. It was nice to see that this bike worked well ... it is now October (6 months since) I will look through the videos on your channel and see if you did a follow up. If not id love to hear how much you have used the bike in the last 6 months and how well it has lasted ... has the range diminished ??? Thanks !!!
6 months later now So how would you rate the quality of this bike now? By the way the quality of your video is very professional, just joined your channel now and will certainly check out more of your videos . 👍
I paid £750 for a Chinese electric bike, 4" tyres and a good 35 mph over 50 mile radius. It's the best bike I've ever had excellent for off road fun and a talking point around town. It's the future.
@@russell6075 I've searched eBay to no avail. It is a Cashad off road from China. There is one on Google images but that's all I could find. A please wouldn't go amiss either.
The collapsible frame is great for most general use and fire roads. I think if you wanted to do a mountain bike trail or anything more than a fire road, you would be better off with an e-bike that is more capable. Great video and amazing channel!
My 500W 48V 13Ah Chinese bike on a flat surface goes 35 km/h max. The range from one charge is 40 km. Guess I have to lose weight xD It's also a fatbike tho, probably -10 km to a max range 🙄
Oof, yeah fatbikes are super fun and just roll over curbs like it’s a pebble, but they do lose some serious efficiency at fast speeds. It’s probably also tuned for slower speeds (electrical windings optimized for slower speed but more torque), so that’s going to limit speed a lot, but that sounds like a pretty decent speed anyways for a fun fatbike!
I also have a fat tire bike 48v 500w 20 inch with the 4.0 tires and goes about 18 mph on my LCD display and i have it set to 45km maybe the tires way it down
I've been wanting to do a aliexpress mountain bike challenge... like go on wish and aliexpress and find the cheapest frame, wheels, brakes, and fork and see how hard I can go before it snaps...
Pretty much all the manufacturing for e bikes is done in China. The thing is that EU companies buy the components from China and then increase teh price on their stores to make a huge profit.
I almost bought one, Except I went with Lectric XP bike. Maybe I will get one of these as a back up and one I can tinkle and practice with upgrading components. after all it's a steal at that price.
I am going to try and get a conversion kit and use it my only transportation is a bike I done been though 15 bikes getting them stolen off my front porch I have sold 6 bike that I got fa free
It's totally possible that it has a larger motor than advertised.. I have a Chinese "50cc" that is actually 63cc from the factory lol.. random ones ended up with these for a few years.
Very nice practical review. No mumb o jumbo tech jargon to impress. I like the look of this bike and it would appear to be a good solution for going to and from the office. How long does it take to fully charge the battery (how may mAh is it)?
He said 10.8 Ah (10,800mAh) 48v. Safely it would be 1 hour with a special charger on lithium batteries, but most try not to push things to the limits (lithium likes to catch fire, it’s probably a good thing they take more than an hour with the cheap chargers they use...), my 10 Ah 48v battery (LiFePo4 chemistry) says 4 hours, but it’s much faster than that. This one probably is around 4 hours if you fully deplete it (which definitely is not safe to do... so that should never happen anyways), and expect more like 2-3 hours max for basically using all the battery that you should be using). Thankfully this design has the battery enclosed in a heavy metal frame, so it’s much safer if it does catch fire than some other designs. So if you ride it to work and if they let you charge it, you won’t have any issue with charge time, it would be about 2-3x longer than it needs for charging. If you charged it at a restaurant for an hour long lunch (waiting times etc), then you’ll have half of the battery charged up (say if you stopped at 20% capacity, an hour later you’ll probably be 70%, the charge greatly slows after 90% though). It’s really not all that long, it’s kind of like a laptop except that typically your not using an ebike all day like you might with a laptop.
Exceptional video, subscribed. That central hinge is nothing that can't be strengthened if needed, but for city commuting it should be perfectly fine. Just watch out for paint chips, rust will likely kill that "high grade" Chinese steel. I cannot believe the range you got out of it nor the speed, I was expecting 20mph tops, and 10 to 15Km range.
For the price of the bike and the fact that it folds, I wouldn't even touch a trail. If the bike had better shocks then it would put less strain on the frame-hinge, but considering it has probably 20mm of travel, bottom outs would tear the frame in half in no time. I would only take it on the road and even then I don't know if I could trust it. Would be better if THE FRAME DIDN'T FOLD
Foldable frame? Well it would be good for the bus. We have a automatic wheelchair spot that no one willingly uses. It would be perfect there if there was already two bikes on the bike racks. Another advantage is it comes ready made for someone like me who knows nothing of motors. Although I did watch a hub wheel motor put onto a bike & I'd rather do that because it's cheaper & I have a pretty good bike already. Plus my weight would probably crush that bike.
I like your accent what country is that from? If I was to get that bike I'll take all the parts of it and test it on another bike with better suspension. Excellent video!:):) UK:)
The quality of the video is outstanding dude 🙌🏾
Completely agree! Thanks buddy!
The way you reviewed this made me think you had thousands of subscribers
He does...
@@usernameisusername he meant hundreds of thousands
you are right, he did it professionally.
Over 7.600 subscribers ain't bad pal. How many do you have?
This channel just a English voiceover translation which all the contents are from a main channel Review Machines which are in Russian.
This is the only review I saw here in UA-cam for this type of ebike. The newer version that I bought this month was a Sheng Milo M90, can't really find a really good review but glad to see that an ebike with identical design were reviewed here. Mine's got 500W hub motor, longer travel front fork, and 18Ah 48V battery for 630USD.
Please let us know how it's holding after 2 years of use???
Would you recommend the purchase? Any taught would be appreciate.
Chear from Montréal
How is the bike now?
@@Wilsonq_q Bike's dead now. Around 6000km we've had puppy dogs and they ate all the wires when they're teething. Broken motor harness, broken display and sensor wires. Tried reviving it but the new harness and wires won't fix it. It's now pending project in my backyard, I now have new ebike I built using TSDZ2 mid drive kit.
@@3dr14ng4 ahhh I see
@@3dr14ng4 do you have a recommendation for an E-bike that has around a full day’s use for the city?
Quite interesting, that price is quite low for a lithium-polymer battery pack of that capacity. The range is also very good, the collapsable frame is meant for commuters, drive to the edge of city, unpack, drive into downtown, a very interesting test.
As another commenter pointed out, the quality of this vid is amazing for such a young channel. Good job
@markyhabs no the video production is outstanding despite the hostt not answer comments
who cares? are we here to critique a/v quality or the bike?
big RESPECT to the edits. Very Cinematic!
Personally, I'd rather spend that amount of money on a conversion kit than a folding bike that looks like it might snap in half at any moment. You can buy a really powerful motor for that kind of cash. And if you stick the kit on a half decent mountain bike you'll feel a lot safer and you'll also travel a lot faster.
So then the title of the video would be "bought quality components and made a nice, reliable electric bike"? The whole POINT was that it was a cheap aliexpress bike, that's the interesting part. Was it any good or trash? I dunno, let me watch the vid and see.
@@matthewridgway8374 fair comment Matt, it's not often you're wrong, but you're right this time.
Thats what i did 6 yrs ago & now i put over 22k miles commuting thru all seaons snow,rain,storms, blizzards w/front wheel ski attachment, blazing summer heat & still going i have both mid drive & direct 48v 15ah battery from ping battery.
@@sbdr.1241 What a trooper. You are my hero Henry.
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I have been researching the cheap chinese fat tire ebikes and they look OK.Mostly 48V batteries. My DIY Bafang BBS02 conversion has a 52V 30AH battery tho and puts out 1350 watts, so it's hard to beat!
For that kind of money you don't get a good bike, you get a bike, but he, it works better than peddeling!
And if it breaks, spare parts are proberbly as cheap.
A foldable frame is a disadvantage in every way other than convenience. Whether it's worth it to you is dependent on how valuable that convenience is to you, and how much the various mechanical disadvantages of a hinged split in the frame matters to you.
I'm just wondering if you still have the bike and if is still works good after several months of usage. Thanks.
I am really not in your hobby at all, but I just wanted to say that the quality of the video is insane. Thank You!
Hey thanks for finally explaining how they work i watched around 5 videos prior to yours and didn’t understand anything thanks!
the problem might be to get replacement parts, does this bike has standardized screws, bearings and are screw threads made out of soft aluminum that quickly wears out? Is the bike made out of cheap steel that easily gets cracks or is it made out of high-grade steel that doesn't break? There are customers that say that the very next day when the warranty claim is over cheap Chinese products break apart.
I think a foldable bike with a well made frame, is very useful for storage. It feels like most people are just skeptical of it's ability to fold because they aren't used to the folding aspect as well as the weight.
I love both of my foldable e bikes
very good editing man, well produced video! interesting nontheless. You did well youtube algorithm (:
Need to do longterm review and review of shipping process. where do you get repair parts?
just an observation - @ 2:15 u stated the RD and disc brakes are shimano - not true! the RD may be some cheapo Shimano and the rotors *may* (highly doubtful) be Shimanos but the disk brake caliper clearly has "Yinming" printed on it and are definitely not Shimanos! To answer your question about cheap front suspension fork or simply go rigid - yes i would go rigid with thicker tyres! And if u want to go offroad more get better brakes asap! Even stuff from Promax would inspire more confidence than "Yinming" lol
Thanks for the genuine review! I didn't hear any bias in either direction which is rare now-a-days. I do wish they delivered to the US.
They do.And yu can buy retail
@@louisianacreole1483 stop lying lol
Imagine the lawsuit's
That's a good speed from a 350w motor, good review
Almost 6 months have passed, would you still recommend it?
Interested aswell
My cheap chinese bike held up well for a year, now it has electrical issues and odd broken bits - however its mechanically just about ok. Would I get another...mmmm.
@@johnburman966 thanks for the update. So the controller went bad?
@@johnburman966 probably due to the poor suspension and the controller absorbing all those bumps. Really well edited video though man ive been interested to see one of these in action
What I don't like about my cheap chinese Ebike.
Electrical wiring failure at connectors to hub, this I repaired.
Burnout of wiring (repaired) and probably controller after one night left out with battery in light rain. ( It runs for 5 mins then dies). Bike stand bolt sheared off, pedal crank bent slightly after bike fell over (what are they made of? Melted tins).
If only it was better made I would enjoy it. Now it is a 600 euros piece of junk.
The good part about a rear hub motor powered folding mountain bike is you can replace and upgrade most of the parts with better components/ The fork, the chainwheels, the chain, the brakes, the headpost and handlebars and even the front wheel. The only parts you can't replace I guess is the frame and the rear wheel.
this
The folding frame looks super weak, like a door hinge + a chinesium metal strap
iKuma was thinking the same thing
Yep. Definitely not for some hard offroad or jumps. But for lets say city or some trails, it should be fine.. When E Bikes become even cheaper (i mean powerful ones) im gonna get one for sure.
Chinesium lol
Oh u cam make better ?
@@marioarchuleta8723 yes if I somehow was in charge of the design I would have designed the folding mechanism sturdier.
I'm guessing the batteries are used for that cheap. Still not a bad deal for the price and you can always get a namebrand battery later.
"They are riding bikes, playing musical instruments, watching movies, playing baseball, and acting in a play" - China
Do you have to wear a motor helmet on a bike in russia?
I'm thinking on buying this bike from the link you gave. Is it a safe place to order bikes from.
How do you replace the battery, what to get it from ?
Beautiful and green part of the country, what is it? I thinking folding is an option so we can fit more bikes in my car in additional to a bike rack attached to my trunk.
i wonder if you could put more battery down that frame?
Dont buy bikes off of sites like Amazon or Ali Express. They are pretty much exclusively garbage. I work at a shop and have seen internet bikes fall apart almost immediately many times.
You cannot adjust your front suspension?
He sounds like the Meerkat from the compare the market adverts!
Anyone else hears this?
JamesTake2 thankyou for commenting that
No he doesent Simples 😆
How is it holding up?
I just bought a cheap fiido ebike for $500 and it's not a mountian bike but I've ridden it all over on all sorts of terrain.
Great for the hills here in Yorkshire UK.
Where IS the Auxiliary Battery Connection located on this bike?
I am planning on buying a few bikes (3) off of AiBaba, selling Two of them essentially getting the last one free. The price of the three bikes I am looking at (including: currency exchange, duty, taxes and shipping to my home in Canada) is still cheaper than bikes that have WAY LOWER specifications at our local bike store. I don't feel like I'm risking as much after watching this video but before I commit there is more research to do. It was nice to see that this bike worked well ... it is now October (6 months since) I will look through the videos on your channel and see if you did a follow up. If not id love to hear how much you have used the bike in the last 6 months and how well it has lasted ... has the range diminished ??? Thanks !!!
How much?
6 months later now So how would you rate the quality of this bike now? By the way the quality of your video is very professional, just joined your channel now and will certainly check out more of your videos . 👍
+eat_durian thanx for watching! I dont have this bike now, I had it just for the review
Very good review. Most ebike reviews spend too much time on the parts of the bike and very little time riding. I want to know how it works.
I paid £750 for a Chinese electric bike, 4" tyres and a good 35 mph over 50 mile radius.
It's the best bike I've ever had excellent for off road fun and a talking point around town. It's the future.
link?
@@russell6075
I've searched eBay to no avail. It is a Cashad off road from China. There is one on Google images but that's all I could find.
A please wouldn't go amiss either.
4" tyres. You're riding a lawnmower, buddy
@@heywoodjablowme8588
Lol. 4×26"
I predict frame will break in half. Pedals will definitely fail if used.
I like that your area has a bike lane! I live in Ohio in the U.S. I wish we had dedicated bike lanes!
Move to Holland 😎
The collapsible frame is great for most general use and fire roads. I think if you wanted to do a mountain bike trail or anything more than a fire road, you would be better off with an e-bike that is more capable. Great video and amazing channel!
thanks for watching!
Yeah not a fan of those folding frames.
It IS an e-bike.
Which lightweight /folding mountain bikes for Male do you like from aliexpress..$500 and lower
My 500W 48V 13Ah Chinese bike on a flat surface goes 35 km/h max. The range from one charge is 40 km. Guess I have to lose weight xD
It's also a fatbike tho, probably -10 km to a max range 🙄
Oof, yeah fatbikes are super fun and just roll over curbs like it’s a pebble, but they do lose some serious efficiency at fast speeds. It’s probably also tuned for slower speeds (electrical windings optimized for slower speed but more torque), so that’s going to limit speed a lot, but that sounds like a pretty decent speed anyways for a fun fatbike!
I also have a fat tire bike 48v 500w 20 inch with the 4.0 tires and goes about 18 mph on my LCD display and i have it set to 45km maybe the tires way it down
Nice to see someone sticking to the middleman and going Ali Express. How's it holding up? How fast does it go?
foldable bike are definitely an advantage. Drive, then bike to your destination/camping site. definite plus👍
How much was shipping and handling
Do it run on electricity when you pedal ?
So how much with shipping total $
How's it holding up?
Looks good and folding means you can take it on most trains.
I've been wanting to do a aliexpress mountain bike challenge...
like go on wish and aliexpress and find the cheapest frame, wheels, brakes, and fork and see how hard I can go before it snaps...
Do more aliexpress reviews, this was very good 👍.
I liked the video very much, no BS just the facts. An honest review.
how long did it last?
What's the name of the bike please
Does it assist. Or is it pedal only or electric only?
The foldable feature is definitely an advantage.
Not when the bike folds in half when you go of a 2 foot drop
How much? Can u buy extra battery?
An update would be great 👍 Thanks. Very helpful.
How's the battery today?
Looks like a really nice bike. One thing I notice is the front wheel fender. Need to be way bigger. Other than that, nice.
I got a 350watt Imortor 3.0 system, love it for traveling around the city, no need for all the crazy conversion kits out there.
How much did the bike cost?
Pretty much all the manufacturing for e bikes is done in China. The thing is that EU companies buy the components from China and then increase teh price on their stores to make a huge profit.
I almost bought one, Except I went with Lectric XP bike. Maybe I will get one of these as a back up and one I can tinkle and practice with upgrading components. after all it's a steal at that price.
Keep up the goodwork man !!!
Sir what is the cost for this bike
2 questions!
1. Is it entirely waterproof?
2. Is there a Mph option? (I suppose not)
Mph lol.
bergrud yeah, because uh America?...
How much is it
1.2K
I am going to try and get a conversion kit and use it my only transportation is a bike I done been though 15 bikes getting them stolen off my front porch I have sold 6 bike that I got fa free
You got my sub, nice review man.
How much money I didnt see the price
Has anyone ever bought a scooter or motorcycle from aliexpress? Is it expensive to ship to the U.S. and is it good quality?
Don't just don't buy those things from brands that have a history of good quality control
how long does it take to charge the battery?
Good video. Any updates on this ebike?
they do not ship to The US. What a Bummer
UK - cannot deliver to UK unfortunately
i had one it snapped in half and had a bad injury
It's totally possible that it has a larger motor than advertised.. I have a Chinese "50cc" that is actually 63cc from the factory lol.. random ones ended up with these for a few years.
Are aliexpress bike safe?
Where can buy?
Very nice practical review. No mumb o jumbo tech jargon to impress. I like the look of this bike and it would appear to be a good solution for going to and from the office. How long does it take to fully charge the battery (how may mAh is it)?
He said 10.8 Ah (10,800mAh) 48v. Safely it would be 1 hour with a special charger on lithium batteries, but most try not to push things to the limits (lithium likes to catch fire, it’s probably a good thing they take more than an hour with the cheap chargers they use...), my 10 Ah 48v battery (LiFePo4 chemistry) says 4 hours, but it’s much faster than that. This one probably is around 4 hours if you fully deplete it (which definitely is not safe to do... so that should never happen anyways), and expect more like 2-3 hours max for basically using all the battery that you should be using). Thankfully this design has the battery enclosed in a heavy metal frame, so it’s much safer if it does catch fire than some other designs.
So if you ride it to work and if they let you charge it, you won’t have any issue with charge time, it would be about 2-3x longer than it needs for charging. If you charged it at a restaurant for an hour long lunch (waiting times etc), then you’ll have half of the battery charged up (say if you stopped at 20% capacity, an hour later you’ll probably be 70%, the charge greatly slows after 90% though). It’s really not all that long, it’s kind of like a laptop except that typically your not using an ebike all day like you might with a laptop.
Love the camera world and review. Great job
Man
How is the bike now? Still good?
Exceptional video, subscribed.
That central hinge is nothing that can't be strengthened if needed, but for city commuting it should be perfectly fine. Just watch out for paint chips, rust will likely kill that "high grade" Chinese steel.
I cannot believe the range you got out of it nor the speed, I was expecting 20mph tops, and 10 to 15Km range.
Awww ffs. I cant buy these in the UK :_(
He sounds professional. I think this guy was a speaker before he did this job. In another language obviously.
Thos roads have exclusive bike lanes which is awesome where have you shot the video i am curious.
It looked like Florida to me.
Nice I already have ebikes, but I am looking at new kits and complete bikes from China. I may go with this one.
Is that a coil fork?
Very good review of this bike. Thank you
48v times 10 amp. Battery can give almost 500watts power. I think the hub can handle it.
Got that same bike it's great runs for ever on pas 2.
Do you still have it?
5:35 26 miles per hour
Nope
Did it come assembled
I think that the handles come loose like any other bike shiped in a box
For the price of the bike and the fact that it folds, I wouldn't even touch a trail. If the bike had better shocks then it would put less strain on the frame-hinge, but considering it has probably 20mm of travel, bottom outs would tear the frame in half in no time. I would only take it on the road and even then I don't know if I could trust it. Would be better if THE FRAME DIDN'T FOLD
Good review though, you are really good at this
did yoiu buy gps on it?
Foldable frame? Well it would be good for the bus. We have a automatic wheelchair spot that no one willingly uses. It would be perfect there if there was already two bikes on the bike racks.
Another advantage is it comes ready made for someone like me who knows nothing of motors. Although I did watch a hub wheel motor put onto a bike & I'd rather do that because it's cheaper & I have a pretty good bike already. Plus my weight would probably crush that bike.
great video, really informative, interesting, and high quality. Keep it up!!
I like your accent what country is that from? If I was to get that bike I'll take all the parts of it and test it on another bike with better suspension. Excellent video!:):) UK:)
Sounds Russian to me.