Can The Himiway Zebra Handle 400 Pounds?
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
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Just ordered one of these yesterday, but not the step through because it claimed it could handle 400 pounds. I need something to help me start getting more exercise. I am 6'2" and 390 pounds at the last doctor visit. Thanks for the video showing this bike is capable.
I weigh 500lbs so Ill be pushing it for sure. But as long as i start losing weight, it will be worth it.
Did you ever get one, if so how is it
Its crazy humans can weight that much
The title of this Video was the reason it caught my attention, since i am 6.1 and weigh about 380 pounds and wanted an ebike that can carry me for some workout and fun combined. Since most ebike reviewers dont bring that weight it is very difficult to know if a bike can really live up to the promise of a high load capacity, thank you for that proof!
I think this bike testing thing for big people would be a perfect Addition to your channel and great publicity for bike manufactorers that claim to have sturdy bikes! Himiway should send you the cobra to test how the full suspension holds up at max payload! I want a cobra, but i am worried that the suspension will bottom out at every serious bump? Whatever, thanks for this great video, and i hope you will do more bike videos in the future! Have fun and stay safe!
I agree. As a big person myself it's great to see someone review and use the Zebra as I will be - gave me the impetus to make a purchase.
i am 6ft 5 ? 16st
The Cobra has an air valve on the rear suspension piston that allows you to pump more, or less air in to adjust to your ride. It's rated for 400 pounds as well, so there is no reason that it can't handle that weight and sag. But for clarity, I would drop a message to Himiway and ask them just to be sure.
I'm 5'9" 350 lbs. I'm ordering mine next week. I'm getting black though. I wish they made step-through in black. I wish I could find someone around here to show what peddle assistant means. I just want throttle top speed. @ 6'3" you could handle the black great.
I'm 6'3" and 325lbs and my two 2016 Radrover fat tire are rated for 275lbs. I haven't had any issues with my Radrover work commuting or single track trail riding with around 3700 miles on each ebike. Looking at upgrading to Himiway Cobra or Cobra Pro because of the extra weight capacity. I'm probably pushing 350lbs when work commuting with rack bag, tools, flat repair, water, and commuter backpack with change of clothes, cold or wet weather gear, and lunch.
I also do Mr. Tuffy liners, two 2oz bottles of Stans tire sealant per fat tire, Cirrus Kinekt suspension seatpost, wider MTB pedals for my size 14 shoes, Sunlite 0-60 degree adjustable handlebar extender, and Cloud-9 cruiser seat.
Thanks for this review im a heavyset guy myself and was looking for a good e-bike to get for to and from work since my workplace is only 3 miles away, this seems perfect since got a steep hill into town.
Very entertaining and informative! You earned yourself a new subscriber
TY, I'm buying one soon.
Thank you for making g this video I’m 380 but I’m looking at the hernias cobra but gives me a good idea
Hey man, I have 0 experiemce with ebikes and I'm a pretty big dude and was wondering if you can recommend a wider bike saddle. Thanks.
YLG Oversized is my go to.
I own the grey and white zebras. I love these bikes. I rode 27 miles full throttle and only used 2 bars. It really needs a torque sensor though. Gonna be putting it on both of mine soon.
That is the one reason how come I'm thinking about going with aventon aventure 2. but I'm still not sure. looking for 400 lb weight limit, even though I have already lost 25 pounds since the beginning of the year. and have a torgue sensor. I want it to be able to help well enough for a hill. We have some big hills around where I live mostly because of living near a river valley.
@kudostothewiz2703 the 2022 z3bra himiway can hold that for sure. The new 2023 models cant.
@@mr.raiders7029 oh wow, I was looking at it and they said 400 lb weight limit. I'm confused. How can you tell?
@kudostothewiz2703 the frame is more durable and they warranty the frame if anything happens to it.
Not sure if you already made your purchase, but the Zebra Pro comes with a torque sensor. I just upgraded to the Himiway A7 Pro (mid-drive w/ torque sensor) from the original Himiway Cruiser. Honestly, not sure the torque sensor is "better" than the cadence sensor. I'm realizing I am more lazy than I thought.@@kudostothewiz2703
Who is your hand held compressor made by?.
The one in this video is by NBZZ.
same weighty. Slightly taller. Dodgy knees. This bike is perfrct for me. Shame aboout all the restrictions in the uk but am gonng buy one now.
From what I have seen, there are ways to buy a new controller from the US to break the 250w regs in the UK.
@@tonygiancoli9626Why would you be advocating that someone breaks the law. Just because Americans think they can break the law in everything they do don't tar us brits with the same brush.
@@lizvickers7156 Um, STFU and live your life. LOL! Talk about a Karen.
Please link us your big dude suggested parts (seats, shocks, etc). Thanks
By the way, if the frame ever cracks or breaks, it's covered under warranty.
I got this ebike too though my order got pushed back till early August i assume even though I was already given a Tracking Number. The wait is torture lol.
You need to get a Bikeroo seat.
I’ve never had an e-bike before and am seriously looking at this one because of your review. I am wondering if I should go for a cadence or torque? What did you and your wife go with? I know it comes down to personal preference and dependent on your riding style and environment.
I’m about 380+ and want to drop some weight but also don’t wanna over work myself.
Like I said I have no experience on EBikes so I don’t what to expect.
Also did you get a mid-drive or hub driven? So many things to consider.
@@makesuperiordesigns The mid drive and torque sensor came out after I purchased mine. Both that I have are cadence and hub driven. I would consider the torque sensor and mid drive an upgrade, though I have not tested them.
@@Distractor_Beam thanks for the reply with your insight! Much appreciated! Very glad I found your channel!
Just ordered one.
Good video but your camera needs to be adjusted outward. We are looking straight down, it would be nice to look up the road a bit!
Great video! What sort of range are you getting out of the battery?
I've been going around 10-15 miles round trip. Sometimes it drops by 1 bar, and sometimes it doesn't drop at all.
@@distractor_beamreviews Thanks :). I ordered a Zebra yesterday - really looking forward to getting out on it.
@stewsviews I ride 13 miles 1way to work on throttle only and it uses 1 bar. But make sure to kill the battery first before charging. At least 3 cycles. That'll get you the best life out of your battery
Terrible video. Why would you think in an e bike video that the viewer would want to be seeing the top of tour head throughout the video. You need to rethink your camara set up.