Pretty spot on. I've had mine about a year now and have around 1400 miles on it. The plusses for the M20 are range, looks, and after well over 1000 miles with zero problems I can add durability to the list, The minuses are the brakes, no height adjustment for the seat, and I guess that's it really. I didn't include speed or torque on either list because I think both are adequate, but neither is exceptional. 25 mph is about right, You can get it to 28 with a slight gravity assist and obviously much more than that with a steeper hill, but 25 in the flat is about right. The most distance I ever go is 25-30 miles, so with 2 batteries that's never a worry for me. The display is pretty bare bones, but it's got what you need. Support is not terrible I guess. I've contacted them a couple of times and they do get back to you, although they tend to ask perplexing questions that have nothing to do with what you're contacting them about. But at least you get a response, so I guess that's as much as you're ever gonna get from a Chinese company. Anyway, good review.
Hi, hope you can anwser a couple questions for me, Is there a way to lock the bike? or at least Lock the electronical options like starting the bike, headlights? Question 2.. In the netherlands its against the law to ride with a "twistgrip" and its only a bike if you peddle with assist. Did you get in the box also just a normal handle for the right handlebar? Looking forward to a responds!
Buy a U-Lock and carry it around with you. Check aliexpress on an alternative push-button mechanism to run the bike. Honestly, these bikes are mopeds and no one uses them as peddle bikes. If your laws are strict (Orwellian style) then better to stay away. Otherwise, try the option I mentioned and see if available.
@@WilliamShakerTech in my country (The Netherlands) a lot of people use them with paddle (not a lot effort ofc) but we park bikes everywhere, so I need one that can get locked with a key for like the electronics, found out the Ridster Q20 and Amyet V9-G60 are the best ones
You get to keep it but it's an unbiased review 😂. So they didn't pay you they just gave you a $1600 bike for free lol. I'm not saying this review is biased but that little part there was funny.
I just got an X20 for review... I'll be reviewing it soon on the channel but upon first impressions, I wish the M20 was fitted with as many high quality components as the X20.. air shocks, hydraulic brakes, etc... really quality bike. What do you think of it so far assuming you got it by now.
@@WilliamShakerTech Yes... it is a very good bike and the battery is 35 amps. It runs between 80 and 100 km... it really climbs mountains... the shock absorbers are of excellent quality... the brakes are 100%... the speed is from 55 to 60 km per hour... the battery was fully charged within 9 hours... I found no defects in it.
@@WilliamShakerTech I forgot to tell you...the only drawback is that you cannot put a code on the screen...it is vulnerable to theft and you cannot leave it outside😂😂😂
aah shit, i was wondering already if a random person could start the bike without keys... They should make it with an electronic lock on a keychain or something. Also live in the netherlands i i really would like to ride this bike and be able to leave it in public @@sheronl7240
Pretty spot on. I've had mine about a year now and have around 1400 miles on it. The plusses for the M20 are range, looks, and after well over 1000 miles with zero problems I can add durability to the list, The minuses are the brakes, no height adjustment for the seat, and I guess that's it really. I didn't include speed or torque on either list because I think both are adequate, but neither is exceptional. 25 mph is about right, You can get it to 28 with a slight gravity assist and obviously much more than that with a steeper hill, but 25 in the flat is about right. The most distance I ever go is 25-30 miles, so with 2 batteries that's never a worry for me. The display is pretty bare bones, but it's got what you need. Support is not terrible I guess. I've contacted them a couple of times and they do get back to you, although they tend to ask perplexing questions that have nothing to do with what you're contacting them about. But at least you get a response, so I guess that's as much as you're ever gonna get from a Chinese company. Anyway, good review.
Excited to watch this!. Im commenting from my smartphone but will be watching from my living room TV 😁👍
Awesome!
Very good bike, but lacks in power, the controller needs an massive upgrade from 20a to 28-30
Agreed. Do you know where I can get the controller that's compatible with it? I do have this bike.
ohh i cant wait got my dispatch email this morning hopefully get it tomorrow or the next day 😍
hey man any updates just ordered mine 2 days ago ? pls respond
@@anthonyhernandez-ui5es yeah ive got mine ordered 3 and the last one was dispatched and came in 3 days
Hi pal.
I've ordered the axcact bike and I can't wait to ride it
Fun bike to ride enjoy
hey man any updates just ordered mine 2 days ago !?!
I'm posting this half way through your video and you've put together one of the better videos I've seen about information. Keep up the good work!
I appreciate that!
Engwe m20 or revv 1 ebike? Which one is much better overall
Can you ride it under rain? Is it waterproof
what is the max height range. thanks.
What’s the max range using both batteries???
I've got the exact same bike and I did 221 km with 2 batteries on pas 1
lol! 100km max
@@arturbierper battery…
@@ofwje I have two batteries and a maximum distance of 90km
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Hi, hope you can anwser a couple questions for me, Is there a way to lock the bike? or at least Lock the electronical options like starting the bike, headlights?
Question 2.. In the netherlands its against the law to ride with a "twistgrip" and its only a bike if you peddle with assist. Did you get in the box also just a normal handle for the right handlebar?
Looking forward to a responds!
Buy a U-Lock and carry it around with you. Check aliexpress on an alternative push-button mechanism to run the bike. Honestly, these bikes are mopeds and no one uses them as peddle bikes. If your laws are strict (Orwellian style) then better to stay away. Otherwise, try the option I mentioned and see if available.
@@WilliamShakerTech in my country (The Netherlands) a lot of people use them with paddle (not a lot effort ofc) but we park bikes everywhere, so I need one that can get locked with a key for like the electronics, found out the Ridster Q20 and Amyet V9-G60 are the best ones
You get to keep it but it's an unbiased review 😂. So they didn't pay you they just gave you a $1600 bike for free lol. I'm not saying this review is biased but that little part there was funny.
Hey I was honest about how I got the bike, wasn’t I ? I also told you things I liked and didn’t like.. that makes it an unbiased review.
@@WilliamShakerTechI bought AKEZ dual battery and they look identical
Brother where can I buy the saddlebag in the thumbnail?
Comes with bike
@@WilliamShakerTech thank you
Squeaky breaks? We have to live with it? They have to upgrade the design and product!
I bought a x20 bike at a good price through coupons that the company gave for 1,400 euros... The bike will arrive in the Netherlands within two days
I just got an X20 for review... I'll be reviewing it soon on the channel but upon first impressions, I wish the M20 was fitted with as many high quality components as the X20.. air shocks, hydraulic brakes, etc... really quality bike. What do you think of it so far assuming you got it by now.
@@WilliamShakerTech Yes... it is a very good bike and the battery is 35 amps. It runs between 80 and 100 km... it really climbs mountains... the shock absorbers are of excellent quality... the brakes are 100%... the speed is from 55 to 60 km per hour... the battery was fully charged within 9 hours... I found no defects in it.
@@WilliamShakerTech I forgot to tell you...the only drawback is that you cannot put a code on the screen...it is vulnerable to theft and you cannot leave it outside😂😂😂
aah shit, i was wondering already if a random person could start the bike without keys... They should make it with an electronic lock on a keychain or something.
Also live in the netherlands i i really would like to ride this bike and be able to leave it in public
@@sheronl7240
And price out the door and shipping and finance andpayments
And Santa and his rain deers and his 9 baby mamas and his 5 hohohoes 😂
Could you ride in the UK
It is not UK road legal
Little bit weary about buying this, a lot of reviews I’ve seen suggesting the customer service is terrible
Don’t expect much from Chinese
weak motor? For real? Show me a pure technical spec for a stronger one. Most are 250-500W
get yourself a dual 1200w scooter for the same price they are nuts 💯
I can’t enjoy riding scooters. Bikes are more engaging and doesn’t beat your body up like a scooter.
This thing is way too small for an adult My 5-year-old loves it though