Looks like the bike does really well. I had bought the Rambo krusader awd. And from my experience with that ebike is on any steep incline hills. If you lose your speed/momentum it is difficult to climb hills with and front tire will spin out on you. You have to pedal hard to get up some hills
Yea, I can see that going up hills you almost have to stand up and put your weight on the handlebars keep that front tire from spinning but these bikes are pretty sweet!
Thanks for reviewing. Im older and disabled and have been looking for an e bike that suites my needs. I do like the dual motors but not much else on this bike. Way to cheaply built... and the price is way to high compared to other e-bikes.
@@JaseOutdoors This is from an ex mountain biker (disabled now) that lives in the woods next to a massive trailhead with many miles of trails and terrain and that i used to ride everyday. Ive wridden cheap bikes and expensive. Their is a big differrence. The front shocks on this bike are going to get people hurt. Heres why. Overly cheap shocks cant handle high demands of hard conditions. They break under heavy breaking. They have no rebound valving to control bouncing and will throw you over the the handle bars on rough steep declines. I know this because it happened to me a few times and almost broke my neck with a full hunting pack. The cables for the disk brakes are a big no no especially for an e bike. They dont have the ability to deliver the pressure to the pads that is needed for braking under extremes like long hard down hills where the pads and rotors heat up and brake fadding occures. Or when there soaked in water due to rain, and the worst is mud. You need more pressure to overcome these riding conditions. Having an e bike makes these conditions worse because of the speed these bike move at and then need to stop. Just these two factors woud make me not buy this due to these safety factors. Then to have a battery only able to go 20 miles.....no. To me it almost looks like they took a Huffy or Murry bike and slapped some ebike parts onto it with fat tires.
@@Longtrailside Interesting. I'm not a bike expert so this was just my first person take on the bike. They told me that every bit of that bike is the highest quality part that can be used on a bike and that's why the bike isn't cheap.
![UBCO 2x2 Hunt Edition E-Bike [Hunt365]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XfnbJ0KuLjk/mqdefault.jpg)
Sweet looking ride. 30 mph is booking 😮 Glad you didn’t hurt yourself 😁👍
Yea, I should've worn a helmet
Looks like the bike does really well. I had bought the Rambo krusader awd. And from my experience with that ebike is on any steep incline hills. If you lose your speed/momentum it is difficult to climb hills with and front tire will spin out on you. You have to pedal hard to get up some hills
Yea, I can see that going up hills you almost have to stand up and put your weight on the handlebars keep that front tire from spinning but these bikes are pretty sweet!
Turkey scouting at 30 mph! 😂. It beats running after them.
🤣 exactly!
Thanks for reviewing. Im older and disabled and have been looking for an e bike that suites my needs. I do like the dual motors but not much else on this bike. Way to cheaply built... and the price is way to high compared to other e-bikes.
Just curious as to what parts you think is cheaply built?
@@JaseOutdoors This is from an ex mountain biker (disabled now) that lives in the woods next to a massive trailhead with many miles of trails and terrain and that i used to ride everyday. Ive wridden cheap bikes and expensive. Their is a big differrence. The front shocks on this bike are going to get people hurt. Heres why. Overly cheap shocks cant handle high demands of hard conditions. They break under heavy breaking. They have no rebound valving to control bouncing and will throw you over the the handle bars on rough steep declines. I know this because it happened to me a few times and almost broke my neck with a full hunting pack. The cables for the disk brakes are a big no no especially for an e bike. They dont have the ability to deliver the pressure to the pads that is needed for braking under extremes like long hard down hills where the pads and rotors heat up and brake fadding occures. Or when there soaked in water due to rain, and the worst is mud. You need more pressure to overcome these riding conditions. Having an e bike makes these conditions worse because of the speed these bike move at and then need to stop. Just these two factors woud make me not buy this due to these safety factors. Then to have a battery only able to go 20 miles.....no. To me it almost looks like they took a Huffy or Murry bike and slapped some ebike parts onto it with fat tires.
@@Longtrailside Interesting. I'm not a bike expert so this was just my first person take on the bike. They told me that every bit of that bike is the highest quality part that can be used on a bike and that's why the bike isn't cheap.
ECELLS makes a better AWD ebike than that
Oh, how so? Have you ridden the Monster?
@@JaseOutdoors looking at the bike and the components and it’s easy to see the Ecells Super Monarch 1500 blows it away, sorry pal
@@archiesworld4986 don't have to apologize to me. I don't know the difference because I've never tested any other bike