A Most Affordable Full Suspension Fat Tire Ebike: the Bee Cool Adventurer
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- čas přidán 21. 11. 2021
- The Bee Cool Adventurer ebike is the most affordable full suspension fat tire electric bike we have reviewed. It's hard not to be cool riding the Bee Cool Adventurer ebike.
Link for the current pricing on the Bee Cool Adventurer Ebike: bit.ly/3r0Aoak
With full suspension and massive fat tires, the Bee Cool Adventurer is ready for adventuring. The Bee Cool Adventurer features 48V 21Ah battery, hydraulic disc brakes, rear rack, twist throttle, Shimano shifter/derailleur, 26"x4" fat tires, and dual suspension.
In this video, we unbox the Bee Cool Adventurer. We assemble it, take it for our first ride, and go on an adventure!
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Your shipping box was the old box that allowed a lot of damage.
The new upgraded shipping box has 2 hand holds on each side as well as the ones on the ends and the ebikes are also packed better so there has been no reports of damage like scratched paint that you mentioned.
The new boxes have been mentioned on the BeeCool Owners group several times with pics and you guys are members.
Also a new metal front light is supposedly brighter than the old one you tested.
We just joined the group a few days ago. Glad they upgrade the box because the one we received was not in great condition.
Just got mine pretty impressed so far actually better quality than I thought I lucked out every thing lined up o damage shipping and one thing I had questions about shipping and a color change which they took care of right Away . Thankyou BeeCool. Nothing pisses me off more than companies that can’t be reached after purchase so beecool👍👍 Bitchen bike but would be nice to upgrade forks and shock but these are fine unless your used to a motocrosser. Of course More power always never satisfied for the price I’m really impressed 👍
Most people in that group have had complaints with scratches on the battery and the bike right under the battery, including myself, within the last few weeks. I do recommend the bike though as it's a great bike at a great price. Beecool does have great customer service and will take care of any issue you have- although their quality control sucks,as again, lots of people do have issues. In fact, my battery charger didn't even work upon receiving this but Beecool did take care of me. It's a great bike and a great company with great customer service but poor quality control- but they will take care of you.
@@nathandietrich222 not true that Most buyers had problems with over 3500 Beecool ebikes delivered to mostly happy customers.
A battery charger not working is very very rare and not even a BeeCool labeled product.
The new heavy duty shipping box will be used on the original models soon that will solve most of the issues.
@@MotorizedBicycleRaceok so not true MOST people out of the thousands sold. That was a hyperbole. But LOTS of people still have issues. I was in that fb group. And Beecool stated after 10/3 last year they would change the box and well LOTS of people,I actually asked in the group, and the majority just 3 weeks ago did state they had scratches on the bike and a few, like 4-5, stated they were getting new battery cases sent to them and one was even waiting on the front fork as his was damaged. So Beecool has bad quality control but great customer service and a great bike at a great price. In fact if they just paid for a qc supervisor, they could even charge a hundred more, and they'd easily- in my opinion- own the ebike market. They absolutely take care of their customers but too many people are receiving their bikes either with lots of scratches and some even receiving the bike inoperable til they get their parts. I ❤️ my Beecool bike and highly recommend them just people need to understand they may come scratched or even inoperable upon receiving them but they will get it taken care of.
*Very well made **Latest.Bike** , looks sporty and performance is awesome I love this machine! It also rides like a Cadillac So you'll love it to!*
I just turned over 1200 miles in 6 months on my beecool adventurer. And yes have had great adventures.
Nice review and i would like to add comment. I commute to and from work daily 8 miles round trip. My average speed is 22-23 mph. Top end is 26. I do run lower pressure tires for comfort and traction. With my short trips i have yet to drop the battery level more than 2 bars. That small led headlight projects super bright i give it a both thumbs up! and it has a definative top cutoff line so it can be adjusted as to not blind traffic albeit wimpy taillight and blinkers. The frame itself is sturdy and super clean welds. The offset battery does not detract from comfort nor performace. The seat is comfortable and easily adjustable. The suspension has serious issues however front forks are not stable for side to side flex along with the rear suspension. Together the whole bike tends to wobble side to side dangerously under certain conditions to a concerning level. The rear shock is not adjustable and is set for what seems to be 1000lbs. I have yet managed to compress the rear suspension even 1mm as if rear suspension is non existent. Your rear rack appears to have been bent in shipment. Mine was straight. The wimpy frame of the rack severed just above both upper mounting bolts and also adds to bike wobble with any weight upon it. As for mis- aligned fenders easy fix is to bend the supporting rods along the side to a position that aligns the fender properly. My kickstand was severed at the pivot bolt, was unrepairable, and caused extreme difficulty in parking the bike. Beecool however expediently replaced it under warranty. They only asked for pictures of the broken part. Kudos beecool! Yes walk mode is basically run mode. Pedal assist has a consistant delay of 2 seconds of pedaling before engagement but ceases power quickly (under 1/2 sec) after ceasing pedaling. Shimano shifter is easy to control however tends to misalign and starts jumping gear position between 4th and 5th gear. Horn is behind the light but tends to dampen output level after soaking. 21amp hour battery is consistantly powerful. However had a code 6 error once and complete power loss condition. Pedalling strictly manually is a beast kind of like pedalling a truck. This bike is completely impractical as a pedal bike. Back to error code issue... after pedaling the beast the last mile home i completely exposed all the wiring to find connections that were insulated primitively with electrical tape. This was not the problem. So i opened the battery removed the connector and found an underpowered fuse of 30 amps had not blown but the legs of the fuse had overheated and melted the fuse housing to the point of failure. I replaced the fuse housing and with the proper 45 amp fuse had no further issue. Finely stitched and ergonomically formed handgrips give the bike good comfortable control. Brakes have power cutoff switch practical but when frozen in cold temperatures tends to continue cutting off power after applying the brakes. The hydraulic disc brakes are a plus for easy positive braking. The rear caliper bracket however is misaligned and positions pads with only 1/2 contact to the disc. The only remedy is to grind down the caliper mount to a level that lines the pads with the disc. This causes excessive wear using only 1/2 the pad. This bike has good low end torque for its rear hub 750 watt motor. The display has shown up to 960 watt output on numerous occasions. As for pedal assist i found it very useful for automatically cruising at different set speeds almost like cruise control. When i am not in a hurry but just want to cruise relaxed i noticed extreme power usage savings at between 200-300watts in 3rd gear still moving along at 15mph. With level 1 i can creep along trails at 5mph from 50 to 150w usage similar speed of "walk (run) mode". I am adding weatherproof ammo boxes as rear saddlebags one of which will hold my two 10amp aftermarket lion batteries switched through a 1,2,both switch. As for the wimpy blinkers i will draw from those circuits two sided led blinkers off the end of the handlebars for better vision. You can even install a beeper on the blinker circuit for audible confirmation. I pull a bike trailer for my 2 chihuahuas everywhere, i have a 20a 48v-12v buck converter to power a heated blanket inside the trailer for the dogs 🐕 🐕. I have considered placing a heated wrap around the battery for long trips in subzero weather. Blinkers, brake, and running lights will also be installed on the bike trailer thru a waterproof multi connector. I have 2 150watt bluetooth self powered speakers with subwoofers mounted on right and left of the rack which operate on right and left channel respectively to which music can be heard clearly at 1/2 mile with a phone mount on the handle bars. The display has a hidden usb power point to charge your phone while power is on. I bought a second 21a battery from beecool for $600 and a 30a charger for faster charging. I.e. complete charge in around 2 hours instead of 6 hours with the supplied 20a charger. Note: tips to aid in extending battery life, allow the battery to 'rest' for an hour before charging and leave the battery partially discharged when not in use. My 2nd battery fits perfectly for storage in the bike trailer when needed. For my offgrid home power system i just got 8-300w solar panels (2400w) thru a 60a solar controller for quick efficient charging of the bike from the sun 🌞. Overall this bike has changed my life, has brought me great pleasure, saves me all the expense of owning/operating and fuelling a vehicle, and connected me with nature in a more intimate level. I have ceased driving completely and am using this bike all year in all but deep snow weather conditions. I keep the bike in a heated environment in winter to avoid freezing cables, electronic components and most importantly lion batterys. I am confident on ice and run full speed. I am looking into studded winter tires and tube protectors for safety and durability. Overall for the price and manageable issues this bike is worth the value but would not buy this model again because of the incurable suspension wobble condition. I would recommend a bike with no rear suspension, a seat with suspension, and a full length front fork that affixes above and below fork tube.
Hope this detail helps - enjoy 😉
Thanks for an excellent review. I currently have all wheel powered fat e-bike with an ok fork and seat suspension. But found that I need more suspension because of my back and knee problems. So basically I am looking for new full - suspension frame. Do you think this suspension is strong enough if I was to put new rear shock behind like monarch? Also plan to do some mild downhill…
@@Alex-zr1wt i do not recommend this bike for you. My suspension is so strong it doesn't even move. Besides the company went under and i still need defective parts replaced. I guess no warranty either...
Received my black Adventurer Dec 12 2021 and am very happy with it. I am 6' 230 lbs and ride on paths in the woods. The seat tube has ample adjustment for people of all heights. With the front suspension set to stiff, I find the suspension to be balanced with no "bottoming" but I am not jumping it. The bike will not resume acceleration if a brake lever is still slightly engaged as motor power is cut when the brake light is illuminated. For optimum battery condition, follow the instructions for the initial 3 charges. I added a handlebar riser and a short, angled stem along with 1/2" pedal extensions. The headlight is bright and provides plenty of distance and width. After-sale communication and support has been outstanding!
I too am 6' and 220lbs. I can only get my bike up to, on flat pavement, 22 mph or like 22.3mph. Have you gotten your bike up to 28mph? If so could you please tell me your program settings to get it to that? Thank you.
@@nathandietrich222 my fiancee has this model. 6'2 350 and gets up to 28 on flat surfaces.
I needed a more powerful e-mtb so i got an E-CELLS Super Monarch Crown. 2 wheel drive, 2 batteries, dual suspension, hydraulic brakes with 2.3 mm thick discs, 4 1/2" tires, Shimano Deore 10 speed gears, torque sensing assist.
BUT the price is $4,780. which includes a $1,000. intro discount. Very reasonable for the features.
I know many people esp. the Americans and Europeans dislike China for exporting their products abroad and thereby competing with the more expensive domestically made items but I for one am grateful to them for allowing consumers such as me who are not rich or even middle class to be able to own items which I'd otherwise not be able to afford.
It’s easy for them because they literally steal the innovations that the original makers has to spend hard time and work innovating.
Except the domestic brands are usually getting their parts from China anyways. Like how China is the largest supplier of materials for lithium batteries used in Tesla's.
@@wooooseyea. Assembled in USA from foreign and domestic parts.
China kinda makes most everything, both garbage and high quality… people in the US seem to prefer buying junk and tossing it every few years which is a lot of low quality crap… like we see the container ships size and know there’s hundreds of them in and out daily… the vast majority of that stuff is a couple years away from your local landfill..not good. It’s hard to blame makers if their making money and people buy their stuff consistently then what do we expect? I’m not saying anything about this bike… but I’m listening at the end and it doesn’t sound like a decent quality product for a good price… sounds like a hit and miss product to me… if theirs is average then the best ones might be nice, but the worst ones will probably be trash.
It’s an old vid, surely there’s better options now but I’d rather pay $3k for a bike that’s made to be repaired and kept in service and usable for a decade or more with maintenance and occasional repairs… this looks like 2 or 3 season special
The walk mode isn't for flat ground. The walk mode is for very steep hills, where the bike wants to roll backwards and is very heavy to push. In this situation, the walk mode is nice to have, the bike will power itself up the very steep hill instead of having to push it by muscle. and when I say steep hill I mean very steep.
Even on steep hills the walk mode would be too much. It's awkwardly fast and just better to use the throttle. If yu watch our review on the Bikonit Warthog MD 750, the walk mode is much better.
Commenting here to agree with Andy Lin. We walk at 4km, but the walk mode is 8km, so it has a deadman switch. It is for grades too steep to ride or when stuck in the middle of a hill after a tumble. You could also use it to drag a big game carcass out to the fire road.
different people have differing ideas of what steep means. To me in LA, steep is like winter olympics steep. should slow it down, though it also slows down walking.
could be a bit fast, idk, i dont have one.
Meh. That must be specific to this bike only because the walk mode on all of my other e-bikes is programmable and comes preset for walking on flat ground.
@@Inmate533 what bike is that?
My Vtuvia FMB has similar specs except the motor, which is a mid drive torque sensor Bafang Ultra G510 1000W. Around $1600, but shipping and additional battery brought it to $2100. Excellent value.
thank you for your video. Most product reviewers only talk about the goods and not the negatives. thanks for being honest reviewers!
You both rock, glad to find a new channel I enjoy!
Awesome! Thank you!
Amazing review - you guys make a fantastic team. I loved this, and you were right 10:56 - I was looking at the Aventon Aventure, LOL. But will consider this bike.
very nice, thank you for your time and info. have a bless day
Great video content guys, hi from the UK
Great review, thank you! I grew up right up the street from there.
Very cool!
Great review. That color is really nice.
Good job guys
Great review, very helpful in what to expect when I get my bike. My only critique is the comment that this bike was intended as functional mountain bike. I don't know how they assesed that when it has never been titled or described as a mountain bike. That is a consumer error on the reviewers part. So, to be fair to consumers, that "negative" is not true.
The assist after you quit peddling is to avoid pedal strikes on ground obstacles while off-roading. This allows you to make it over the obstacle even if you have to backpedal a bit to avoid hitting it.
Frankly that doesn’t make sense
@@MarmaladeSally I think he means that if you quit pedaling right before you need to jump or hop over a log or something in the trail, you may want that extra push while you aren't pedaling, so your pedals don't hit the obstacle while trying to clear it.
I found a new project that might interest you! I'm currently enjoying the riding experience of the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike. It has outstanding features, such as the ability to charge the bike when you apply indoor mode, which is a game-changer for indoor fitness. The Morph eBike's assist feature that helps you avoid pedal strikes on ground obstacles while off-roading impressed me. It allows you to easily make it over obstacles by backpedaling if needed. It's incredible how freebeat combines fitness, technology, and environmental sustainability in one e-bike. Keep up the great work, freebeat team!Hey, @user commented below about the assist feature! I totally agree with you! The assist after quitting pedaling is really useful to avoid pedal strikes on ground obstacles while off-roading. It's great to have that extra help to make it over the obstacle, even if you have to backpedal a bit. By the way, have you heard about the freebeat Morph 2-in-1 eBike? It's a new e-bike that offers indoor recharge capability and combines fitness and technology in a unique way. The Morph eBike also provides valuable performance insights, earning you extra points in games and challenges to keep you motivated. It's worth checking out!
Well thought out evaluation.
Ordered mine (Also a Green Adventurer) on November 4th.
For $1,499.00 OTD (no sales tax or shipping costs).
I researched a lot and for the cost, the capacity is unrivaled, the power is fine, the controller looks easy to replace with a higher amperage (maybe 30A vs the stock 22A cutoff), it has lights so I can easily upgrade them with existing wiring, hydraulic brakes, rear derailleur only (don't want a front), full suspension (can replace later), fat tires and a good look!
Has the major components and everything else can be upgraded as I see fit and budget allows!
Ready for it to get here.
Keep us posted on how it goes!
have u gotten your bike? I just ordered one. Thanks
@@rickygarcia1926 yes!! Came in perfect condition. Tons of fun to ride. 1 upgrade I did immediately while assembling. Another I'm going to do this week. If you have Facebook, join the owners group.
@@robcoastalga8279cool thanks for the info, let me join the fun group
@@rickygarcia1926 any questions, just ask.
So first upgrade that I knew I'd personally want was the handlebar stem extension so it would be higher and closer to me so I could sit up straight. $20 on Amazon.
Next I'll upgrade the rear suspension to better match the front. The rear is a bit stiff. But that's no big deal as everything else on the bike is perfect. I'll gladly send you links to what I got if you want.
The bike is huge! It rides great, the range is insane. Brakes work great! Has what I call a rapid fire shifter. She will shift up as fast as you can press the button.
Great review! I'm confident I made a great purchase as I only need it for a 10 mile each way city commute.
Did you get it how have you enjoyed it thank God for a new day and the ability to ride bikes and exercise
@@livefree316 🤦🏼♂️
Just bought this yesterday and after your video, I am super-psyched! I can't wait for this to be delivered. You video was very informative, and I think this will be perfect for me at 150lbs 5'7 who just wants to ride around the streets and some paths in the woods. Nothing crazy on the downhill for me. But all the things that you did not lilke about the bike, don't seem to bother me (I mean, that massive scratch would bother me), but everything else shouldn't. I wonder if you put some sort of foam or something else would the LCD stay tighter? Thanks again! CAN'T WAIT!
Thanks for the video. Great review. Would love to have one of those.
check out the nireeka prime. it looks so much cooler than any e bike you will ever see, especially with the carbon frame and hard tail fork.
im guessing you looked at it. the red one is awesome.
@@kevinwalsh9483 I've been interested in testing and reviewing that bike.
Good Job thanks
I just ordered one. I hope it works good for me. For the price, it seems like it will just fine.
wow sweet ebike... I currently have a Rad Rover but have been thinking of starting a ebike fishing and trail exploring channel and this bike would be awesome for some of my adventures... thanks for sharing
Do it!
A steal with that size battery
Thanks for the detail review. One of the greatest reviews I have ever seen.
just found BE COOL as it came up on my Facebook ads. ive been looking for a good entry level bike for a fat guy to just get me down some access trails for hunting. how would you feel about a trailer behind this bike? think it would pull the same hill if one of you were riding in the back?
Do you think with new good front fork and new rear shock new breaks I can go downhill? Putting it other way , is the frame capable?
The display easy fix put some rubber in the mount, the fender loosen it and move it. The forks well, can always upgrade on your own like the headlight
Great review oveall. The turn signals might be most applicabl/effective at night so I understand the wimpy daytime performance. It would be great if you covered where the bikes are made and little about warranty an where they are headquartered
Anything better that you reviewed
Can you guys test out the 750w Accolmile mid drive?
Where you get the helmets from?
During the day is is best to use arm signals to turn right left and to stop. In low light it is better to use turn lights and these lights will likely be more then sufficient to let others know your intent
I like the battery capacity!
Thanks for the review. Non related, what helmets are you using? They look very protective.
You " cracked me up " when you told how the instruction book had good grammer.
hi Jimmy, what were you riding to film? (the single wheel)
Nice review. Just looking at the rear suspension made it obvious this isn’t a serious mountain bike 🚵♂️. It can still have other uses. Might be a kewl form of transportation. 👍☮️🌞🚴❤️
Maybe they offset the battery to counterbalance the gear set on the right side? Or possibly more likely for ease of removal and installation
Great review. I just started looking at the Bee Cool ebikes. One of the few bikes that is rated for my weight. most bikes are limited to 275lbs, this one is rated at 350lbs.
Do you know what puts it at 350 lbs max? Spokes? Susp?
@@bob-ny6kn I don't know what criteria they use for the weight. But this is the first ebike I have seen rated for more than 275lbs. These are the things I want in an ebike - 300+ weight rating, 48V battery, 750W+ motor, fat tires, Disc brakes,, suspension, big enough for 6'4" person. I own the Rad mission which is rated for a tall riders, but only has one gear and a 500W motor. I am also considering the RAD city 4, it is about the same price as the BeeCool adventure. If you are near Fresno CA, check out the Inja on youtube. He reviews eBikes and is currently selling most of his collection. It is only worth it if you can pick them up locally, shipping is almost $300 which brings you back to the cost of a new ebike.
Been considering getting a ebike but being a big beefy dude really makes me worried. Like you said this bike looks promising, but for me I'm gonna be mostly on roads, no real mountain biking.
@@oAPXo Definitely go for 750w or greater motor, makes a difference. I don't do any mountain biking just roads and trails. But I do like the fat tire bikes. The fat tires make up for a lot of road imperfections. So far the Bee Cool adventure has been a great bike, its the one my wife always takes. There are a lot of great bikes out there and they continue to improve them and new ones keep coming up.
Thanks!
You bet!
@@freshlycharged do you know if the challenger would be better for much longer commutes?
@@dylhack I haven’t reviewed that bike yet.
Like your review, now where can I get one in Hawaii on Oahu?
It looks like your rear rack is bent downward toward the rear tire at the end
The display on the hand bars anything wrapped on there will take up space and that will stop it from slipping... Example masking tape 2 layers put it back and move it anymore
Great presentation. Did you return the bike back?
Great informative video. Thx. I like this bike overall, but will have to back out because of the electronic issues u mention. Also, for this size motor, it should be hitting higher speeds. Also looks like the front fork shocks are just springs that r on the weak side. I'm 6'3", 200#. The handle bar stem is too short. I don't want to be hunched over the bars all the time. I'm 75. My hunching days are gone.
It's gets an A for great price and a lot of features.
Great review like always! Between this one and the aventon aventure which one is best? Better components on the aventon? How about which front suspension is better?
Hi Selene! Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate you always supporting the channel.
The Aventon Aventure is a little more refined, but it doesn't have a rear suspension. The Aventon Aventure is $2000 vs the Adventurer, which is $1500. Some Aventon Aventure bikes have Shimano components and some have Sunrace components.
Where the Bee Cool Adventurer has Shimano components, which I like better. The Aventon Aventure has a nice color display and an app, where the Bee Cool Adventurer has a black and white display.
If you like a more refined look, the Aventon Aventure is designed better. However, if you are all about a budget buy and don't care for a color display or app, I find the Bee Cool Adventurer is better because it offers full suspension.
@@Andrew-vt4jt rear suspension and suspension in general is about worthless if its not a decent brand anyways. Honestly, they all are trash and some cases un safe. Decent is Rockshox, FOX, etc. Rule of thumb is fat bike tires provide some level of suspension so by just having a nice front fork, in many cases, is plenty if you are looking for comfort. To be honest, unless you are doing alot of downhill, you wouldnt need a middle suspension and in this case is just added weight. The fork on this bike is just a spring suspension that looks like its suppose to be 100mm and rated for a normal bike. This is an Ebike with lots of added weight so the fork literally bottoms out with you just riding down the road... This is why these cheap bikes are cheap, the components. The good ones and safe components are $$$. From the shocks to the drivetrain, always upgrade or dont pick up these cheaper versions. They all risk safety. And if you are getting a fat bike, no need for a middle shock if you are not going off road or hitting trails as you are just going to lose energy from correcting cadence and add weight for no real reason.
Although I have no idea what the customer service is like with the Be Cool bikes there has been a lot written about how bad Aventon support is.
@@driftadvocate1839 Indeed the rear suspension on the Be Cool bike looks very cheap.
@@driftadvocate1839 thanks for all very valid points.
is there a kill switch or something like that with the battery still on. For theft or.. saftey ect??
Great review. However, your comment about the light imo It does shine quite a bright beam of light at night.
Thanks guys for a great review. I have been doing a lot of research and the Bee Cool adventure seems to have all the best features for a great price, almost too good to be true. I just put my order in and it was $200 off. I am 6'3" 250lbs and this is the first ebike I have found that has a 350lb weight limit. Seems like the frame is very heavy duty and also good for riders up to 6'4". I was also looking at the RAD ebikes but they are limited to 275lbs and did not have both front and rear suspension.
I just received my Bee Cool bike two weeks ago. Its exceeded my expectations. Well worth the price. I''m 5'11" 325 lbs and it handles me with ease. it goes between 22-25 MPH. Again, for the price I think you"ll be very happy with it! I know i am.
@@hawkeyefootball7323 in 6'5 340 and considering this bike. How's it holding up 3 months later?
@@ShaqTheBoss pull the trigger Shaq! going on 300 miles no issues and holding up fine. you wont be disappointed.
@@hawkeyefootball7323 Do you still like the bike ? can you program it for higher top Speed ? How many miles will the bike go on a FULL. Battery Charge ? I need a Budget EBIKE. that will go 34 Miles w/ some use of Pedal Assist. So It would need to prob. go 26 miles on Electric Only w/ no pedal Assist.
Thanks for the video. I watch a lot of your vids and I would like to know what those cool full-face helmets are. Make, model?
We have a link in the description of the video with all our safety gear.
Looks like it's great value, especially with a 21A battery and full suspension.
Except they don't tell you what cells they use. If the battery is full of cheap Chinese cells not such a great deal.
@@ActivityPhoto A 21AH battery with cheap cells is still better than a 14AH battery with cheap cells, which is what most bargain e-bikes have.
Was your top speed on the highest level? Can unlock higher power like most can?
i love my scooter more fun les stress happy days to you both
180mm travel lol you made my day with this :D look at 2:12 shock barely compresses there is maybe 40mm and that's a stretch
Yep, that's what I saw. And let's face it, they rode on easy bike path trails that any rigid ebike could handle too...
@Fred Bloggs clearly you can tell that guy have absolutely 0 clue about mtb ever less about emtb ..
I lol'd when he said almost as much as a dh mtb that thing has less travel than my xc bike
I'm guessing the kill switch would settle the pedal assist delay... I'm leaning more towards the Bee Cool Challenger
Does the LCD screen actually show you the % of battery left or is it just bars?
The price is very impressive, especially with a 21AHr battery. I have two Cyrusher bikes. XF800 and XF900. They are built really well, and I ride them intensively in NYC. At $1600 it sounds too good to be true.
It's an insanely awesome deal. I have put 270 miles on mine in a month
Kinda personal question, but how tall are you guys? I'm only 5'7 and was wondering if this bike would be too tall for me?
Please do the dualtron compact
I think somebody has said it already but JOG mode as you called it isn’t for the flat it’s for going up hills
On sale right now for 1499 hard to beat
I never had an Ebike. I have MTBs and Road bikes. Are ebikes comes in different frame sizes?
What forks on Amazon are recommended?
All these Chinese ebikes are the same, just different brands. I have an Addmotor and there are at least a dozen identical bikes under different brands. Mine is okay but not very sophisticated. I wish I had bought one with a rear suspension. It's a rough ride which I attribute to its weight. 75lbs. My bike arrived damaged but Addmotor sent new parts. That bike you have is a good buy.
you guys are missing the angle , the walk slash run mode can be a low speed cruise control ha ha
Thanks for posting fairly interested in a bike myself everyone's making commas on CZcams most of us interest want to know number one how much does it cost how fast will it go how far will it go everything else pretty irrelevant
as for your front shocks you just need to adjust your SAG
How many miles will the bike go on a FULL. Battery Charge ? I need a Budget EBIKE. that will go 34 Miles w/ some use of Pedal Assist. So It would need to prob. go 26 miles on Electric Only w/ no pedal Assist. Can you PROGRAM / Tweak it to go faster like 28 mph.
You're wondering if this is supposed to be a mountain bike? First clue - light and turn signals aren't used out on the trail. And then there's that suspension (or lack of suspension). Looks like a great commuter bike for the price.
I thought the turn signals were so I could let the bears know which direction I was heading. 🐻
Yes, and the rear rack is surplus...and would never work with any proper mountain bike...
james and andrew, you need to chech out the nireeko prime. 38 mph, and full carbon frame. about 2700.00 dependin on what goodies you get.
forgive me guys. it is named nireeka. apologise from one of your humble servants.
I've been wanting to check it out.
@@Andrew-vt4jt andrew, i definately think it is the most futuristic e bike out there. you and james are the best reviewers out there.
@@kevinwalsh9483, somebody did do a review on that bike and claimed it priced around $2500. Then he realized that the bike he was actually reviewing would cost over $4000 with everything you needed to upgrade.
Where are you guys? That looks beautiful.
Im.obssesed over ebikes and indecisive person cuz I'm tight 😒 but man this 1 is up there in my choice of ebikes 2 get.
Greta review guys. The electric motor not picking up again is a major flaw. If it doesn’t pick up immediately, or at least within a half pedal stroke it is essentially Not an e-bike at that point. Imagine pedaling a 70lb. bike for no particular reason. That amperage on the bike is the best selling feature on the bike as the suspension showed it to was not flawless, so this will definitely not be my choice as a next bike.
What’s your favorite full/dual suspension hybrid/mountain bike that you have?
Trek Rail 7
I’m looking for a bike to shuttle me on single-track, gravel and highway to and from where I take-out my drift boat when fishing. I’ll leave it NY chained to a tree or something but eventually thieves will get it so I don’t want to spend a bunch of money. Also, the more one spends the more thieves attracted. This looks like an inexpensive but still functional option that I could ride in waders and attach gear to? Thoughts?
i wonder how many miles youd get with this bike if you road it in walk mode.
Not bad for the price but for its weight it should at least have a mid motor 1000W. Is there a name for this style of bicycle frame because i have seen other brands selling same frame with different configuration
I AM SHOCKED to see that you guys reviewed so many ebikes and does not know what is the walk mode for and when to use it.. I post video as I see many reviewers do not know why and when to use it for . Walk Mode design to assist walking up hill or any situation when you CAN NOT pull the bike up or in some terrains .
Nice, i will take off all of those knick knack like bike rack, light. Like all of the cheap bike from China: Poor quality. I have the early fat bike model back in 2018. brand nameEcotric. Worst then this one. But it served it purpose ( part times fun). Very heavy. Nice park you are in. Enjoy and thanks for the review. Oh Btw. I gave my old Electric bike to my brother in AZ. So may want look in to this, just for recreational ride. Thanks
Gibt es die Bikes auch in Deutschland zu kaufen?
did anything break on the bike after owning it for a while??
The asymmetry of the battery is from designing a bike for 48/17, but the boss stole the frame design and insisted on 48/21, requiring two more columns of 18650s. Hashtag Oriental engineering.
Do you think this would be alright for a tall rider?
Where do you guys live? I really like the area and would maybe like to visit that area.
You forgot to talk about how the back shocks barely give at all... To me from what I can see it looks like a hard tail bite in the rear
No way does that have 180mm rear travel. Maybe without the shock.
lol right!! the front is 100mm spring that bottoms out on him just riding
@@driftadvocate1839 Yep, put some guy over 200lbs on it and there won't be any travel....
I guess I'll just guess at what the brake light looks like.
Is the display programmable to allow you to change the speed in the walk mode or the maximum speed so you can get it to 28 mph?
This bike or Avenenture E bike? After watching the whole video definitely Aventure for me.
How much does this cost to charge? Nobody discusses this. Thanks!
Where I can buy this in nyc ?
Does it have usb port
They designed their walk mode incorrectly. Work mode needs to have a current limiter on it. If you have a current limiter say set to 2 amps then as you try to walk uphill or put some resistance it will slow down.
Walk mode on here wanted to maintain a certain speed and it was pushing the rider faster than he could walk.
What do you think about this if it were a MD?
what is the top speed of it