Interesting piece of kit. Looks like it could be the perfect “Greenway” bike - pop in the boot and hit one of the those greenways that are popping up around the country. Thanks 👍🏻
There's a ZOOM saddle post you can buy online with suspension as saddle post for bumpy roads which I bought for my RKS lll back in June, it will help big time 👍
we buy the RKS pro here in turkey for about 500 pounds....bargain....great bike...we have one each....paid cash on the day got 2 for about 1000 pounds...its a lot of money here
Thanks for the question Alex. Unfortunately I only get it for a week and I'm unable to answer. Best seek out an owner's forum and ask those who have it some months
Hey you mentioned that the back light is “independent”: do you mean that it is disconnected from the electricity of the bike, i.e. it’s got its own battery, or do you mean that it’s still connected to the main battery, but you have to turn it on independently?
Thanks Heinz, yes, it has it's own battery which I think is silly. I've just reviewed another RKS and the brake light is connected and brightens up when the brakes handles are pulled. Sorry, I should have clarified
Love the big tyres, looks comfortable.
Very comfortable Patrycja! Thanks for the comment
So do I they're very handy on bumpy roads ⚙
Interesting piece of kit. Looks like it could be the perfect “Greenway” bike - pop in the boot and hit one of the those greenways that are popping up around the country. Thanks 👍🏻
Thanks for the comment Mancozeb100. That would be a great use case for it!
There's a ZOOM saddle post you can buy online with suspension as saddle post for bumpy roads which I bought for my RKS lll back in June, it will help big time 👍
Sounds like a plan and would make it even better.
@@NevoEVReviewIreland I have done, I put a louder horn on it
& a carrier bag from ROCKBROS with top/ side panniers for the back
Without an ordinary saddle pole, you will glad you tried the ZOOM suspension on the rear as I don't feel a thing since I replaced it 👍
@@dickymack33 can you share the link to buy it?
You can buy the Zoom saddle suspension on WISH or Amazon
Great review! Can't wait to test them out
Thanks for the comment Maria!
we buy the RKS pro here in turkey for about 500 pounds....bargain....great bike...we have one each....paid cash on the day got 2 for about 1000 pounds...its a lot of money here
Thanks for the comment. Seems you get great value in Turkey!
Whats the difference between rk and rs because I'm about to buy a rs 3 pro
Is it now a E bike or E moped or EPV category 1 or 2 ?????
thanx
Thanks very much for the comment Chris.
Hello, I wanted to ask how does the battery behave after a lot of cycles? How much capacity is lost after some long use?
Thanks for the question Alex. Unfortunately I only get it for a week and I'm unable to answer. Best seek out an owner's forum and ask those who have it some months
@@NevoEVReviewIreland well... I just bought mine and I guess I will keep you posted 😃
@@alexk.8250 Any update at all?
How do I unrestrict the speed limiter on my rks folding jeep ebike? Thanks
Best to ask the dealer. I'm sorry I don't know
Looking for something to take me to work 20klm away just wandering what you think as not in city so would be country roads
Thanks Chris. Very comfortable bike. Any chance you could get one for a test ride from your local dealer?
does this bike have a throttle or just pedal assist?
Thanks for the question Ivan. To my knowledge,it doesn't come with one as standard but it can be fitted with one
Hey you mentioned that the back light is “independent”: do you mean that it is disconnected from the electricity of the bike, i.e. it’s got its own battery, or do you mean that it’s still connected to the main battery, but you have to turn it on independently?
Thanks Heinz, yes, it has it's own battery which I think is silly. I've just reviewed another RKS and the brake light is connected and brightens up when the brakes handles are pulled. Sorry, I should have clarified
How comfortable is it for a tall person? It lools too small
I found it good actually and I'm 6'2" but I've not lived with it
Is very big
Do you have to leave the keys in the battery while cycling?
Thanks for the comment Luke, yes you do. Like an ignition in a motorcycle.
That's not true key is only to take off battery.
Yes
needs a bigger motor
Have to agree Lars and I believe they offer one. Thanks for the comment
the seating position looks awful. They should make a proper foldable city bike, also wheels are too small
Thanks for the comment. It's a kinda off road thing I suppose and not a true folding commuter bike
Seating position is very comfortable actually as it has an 'up right' seating position (your back is straight while cycling)