Best EMTB under $2k Velotric Summit 1
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
- Most EMTBs cost 4/5/6k but the new Velotric Summit 1 is only $1999, and can keep up with the best of them.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Start
01:20 Overview
06:30 Trail Riding
10:30 Single Track
23:51 Top Speed Run
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Just bought this, found a $300 off coupon code. Can't wait for it to arrive!!!
Where?😂
Nice
@@IHatePikeys Velo insiders have discounts they can share
Sad I didn't have that code 🙃
@@ryanrodriguez1234 did you already buy?
I’m gonna go watch this one on the TV. I’m excited about this review! I’ll be getting the Summit 1 in soon. Seems like a great eMTB.
It’s pretty solid and testing the top speed was a blast
Sweet bike for the price biggest con is the stock fork and weight of the bike in technical trails. Really does wear you out. I put a nice air fork on mine and it lightened up the front end. It’s a little more nimble now.
What is your experience with this bike on big hills? Just got one and very disappointed in it's hill climbing. My 75lb fat tire e-bike does much better with its 750W hub motor.
Great job! Great video! Hard ride!! Great bike
Ride or die :-)
Nice color!
Dan is a rider!
30 mph...nice....
Sure is!
Just got one - my experience is that it is not great on steep longer hills - the motor drops to a low power mode where it will only go about 5mph no matter how hard I pedal, the gear, or the level of assist. Going faster requires the throttle - but that can provide too much power if it's a technical trail. Just opened a support case, but I have a feeling this is just the way the bike is.
did u have it in boost mode?
@@ChrisCrossed Yes - boost level 5 and lowest gear - still underpowered.
That is light for an ebike
Very light
Little boulder!
How is climbing in the lowest gear on this bike? Been looking at the Ebycco E8 since its lowest gear should be really low with that front derailleur. Big hills to get anywhere around my house.
Its good
Just got one - my experience is that it is not great on steep longer hills - the motor drops to a low power mode where it will only go about 5mph no matter how hard I pedal, the gear, or the level of assist. Just opened a support case, but I have a feeling this is just the way the bike is.
I'm curious to know if it has internal routing for a Dropper post & also if comes with tubeless ready wheels & tires?
Well there is wiring for the rear light that comes through the seatpost so...
A lot of rocks and boulders
H20...proof nice!
What.....ride through the mud! 💪🦵🚴♂️🤣😂
Not that day!
@@ChrisCrossed ..ha ha hah
That guy left you in the dust lol 😆. Seems like you almost died trying to keep up. Are you sure this is a good bike at 2k 💵's❓️
They were experienced mountain bikers, and they knew the trails. The bike was fine.
I have the same bike but upgraded the fork I keep up with my buddies who have Treks and Giant emtbs. I can also leave them if we hit gravel or pavement so yeah I can attest to how bad ass of a value this bike is.
@@0321ReconMan awesome 👏
Could have done it on the Kepler.. Come on! GO Go!😂
Lol, the Kepler would have crashed on those trails
Kepler is not an e-mtb. The Summit is an actual e-mtb, not like all the fat-tire cruisers out there. Outside of customer/ DIY builds, this bike is the only sub-$2k purpose-built e-mtb.
My bike came with a stress cracked frame. I had to sue them in small claims court. I got my money back. This is a scam company.