The EM - Epure Race - Why Everyone's Talking About It
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- čas přidán 14. 04. 2023
- Get ready to revolutionize your off-road riding game with the all-new 2023 EM Epure Race Etrials bike! In this video, we showcase all the latest upgrades and changes to this incredible machine.
Watch as Matt puts the ‘23 Epure Race through its paces, demonstrating the huge improvements from 2022, with ultra smooth power, tick over in all 3 modes and suspension that feels like your riding on a magic carpet! From steep inclines to rocky terrain, this bike is built to handle anything you can throw at it.
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Cracking vid. Can’t wait to get back for another day experience.
Will be nice for indoor events , no bike exhaust !
Very much looking forward to you coming to the South West.
Thanks Paul, we’ll look forward to meeting you.
Why has this not got more views ❤
Thanks Loulou, your comments are greatly appreciated, glad you enjoyed it.
Great video.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. 😊
Not a electric bike fan personally but they are coming on strongly to the point i'd much prefer one to a new Sherco. Well explained by Matt, maybe a possibility in the future.
Thanks for the comment Mike, you’re more than welcome to have a test ride anytime. 👍
Impressive bike, well explained, is it possible to stall it ? One of my failings in the past, when using the clutch and stopping in sections became fashionable
Thanks Alan, glad you liked the video. No you can’t stall it. 😊
How powerful is the headlight on one of these?
Can you explain the "Tick Over"again?
As an old skool rider, may I ask, how in a competition at any level, these bikes with all of their "rider aides" can go up against a standard ic powered bike fairly? Are they run in different classes so it is only electric bikes against each other? I find the new technology amazing, but feel the sport could become somewhat "watered down" and dare I say, a lot easier if this is the way forward. Please don't take this as me having a pop, I am genuinly interested. I still have the Fantic I bought some 40 years ago at the tender age of 13 and that was second hand (well bloody well used shall we say) when I bought it, hahhah.
These bikes are not quite as capable as their petrol brethren yet.