ELECTRIC scooter Head to Head E-zi VS Coopop
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- In this episode we pitch the Keeway E-zi Mini against the Coopop Rugged and see how their fair against each other.
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I bought the Keeway (VGA GEV1000 in Denmark) 30km/h version in December, to commute to work, about 10km each way. My arthritis isn't conductive to pedaling an e-bike, so I bit the bullet and bought the cheapest moped (Electro-ped?) I could get. I LOVE that little bike! It is comfortable, dependable and fast off the lights, so I have the bicycle lanes almost to myself. Realistically 45km range, 60km in "Eco" mode, with the limiter set to 20 km/h, and so quiet you can hear the frost crunching under the wheels. Riding with a passenger is illegal in DK, so I ditched the pillion and put on a 30l luggage box, mostly for my helmet. The battery is around 5kg (and half the price of the vehicle!), so I bring it into the apartment to charge, no problem. 10.000kr (1341Euro), slightly more with prep from the dealer. Not only a great commuter, but a quality-of-life piece of kit!
The rugged looks fun and very portable
I like the looks of the Keeway E-zi Mini .
“Essence of hurt arse.”
Excellent as always lads 👍
Great video. I have the Keeway in Denmark (with another name) and after 10 thousand km I am very satisfied. Never a problem 😉
Thank you for once again reminding us that there is no shame in riding a push-bike.
starts @ 0:59
acceleration 7:50
handling 9:10
Be good to see them in traffic, manoeverability, braking luggage options etc
Great video cheers. I was totally drawn to the coopop throughout the video until the price difference? I am looking for something like this to go away with in my touring caravan. See if I can do a deal on coopop 👍🇬🇧
Thank you for another excellent production - where would weekends be without 'the bike mad thespian'!
Haha, like that!
I've had a few strokes myself. I'm assembling my ikea coffin at the moment.
Now to modify them and put a second hub motor on the front wheel.
Double the power half the range 😊
As always informative and entertaining 👌👍
The Coco Poop don't do anything for me it's got far too much to say for itself, I'd end up biting it on the headlamps. If Malcy had not walked past in the intro chuffing on a bag of munchies offering them to no one I note, he would have won that drag race for he would have been lighter.
Coco poop would be pretty cool if it was a 125 or 50cc
I wish the coopop had suspension
How fast 0-45?
Awesome Vid, many thanks for making the effort, its more than the importers seem to be capable of. Slightly puzzled with your summary as you say the coopop is "a lot more rapid" this appears to be at odds to your drag race where they were perfectly matched. Im going to buy one of these tomorrow but not sure which. I want one for taking to the caravan in the back of my van. The coopop is perhaps the better choice as the spare battery is a lot less than a spare for the Keyway. It (coopop) will presumably also have better climbing capability than the Keyway due to the extra power and the small wheels. Is this the basis of your "more rapid" observation? I have no doubt that the Keyway will be far plusher on the road than the coopop but that isnt really a big deal, especially with low tyre pressure. Thanks again, very helpful video. I'll let you know which I buy and how I get on.
which one did you end up buying ? I picked up today a new Keeway E-zi , brought it home in my van as it was chucking down the rain lol , so not yet had a chance to to ride and test .
bit put off on the fact there is no info or no one really buying them the only videos are from dealerships ill be waiting till i see some in dept reviews from people who use them day in day out
Hello from Greece. Great video, great presentation with funny moments that make it more easy to watch to people that they try a lot to get a UK english accent (like me). I would like to buy a Keeway E-ZI Mini, do you use it for uphills at least 20%? If yes how is it going and with how much weight on around? If not what do you think about uphill of this size from your experience? Thanks a lot!!👍
Hi, thank you. Steep uphills are definitely a struggle.
A fun comparison! The keeway e-zi reminds me of a very popular bike in China, the niu u1 or something similar. I don’t know if you do niu scooters, I think someone imports them to the U.K. Both bikes look like a great laugh for camping trips!
Niu are imported by Sinnis. I could have them but did not decide to take them on as I had Lifan...that is not a simple option anymore since they sold their job lot to Moto4U in Southern Ireland...so....
@@motorsforthemasses Didn’t know you carried Lifan! They do some smart looking bikes like the KPM200.
@@MoroMagrew only the Lifan Ecobike
@@motorsforthemasses oh gotcha! You guys have a pretty varied range anyway!
This guy is brilliant 🤣🤣
You sir are extremely humorous! Too funny & no, not interested in electric scooters. Where & how do they charge the battery? More interested in the technical aspects not outright performance.😎😉✅🚀 please bring on the CFMOTO 650MT 🙏👌
Brilliant video thanks 🙂
Is it possible to buy an extra battery for the keeway
yes. cause you can!
@@MAL-Collector where do u get battery's from please?
The price has just raised a 1000 kroner. Before it was 3000 DKK
Which bike is cheaper?
I just bought an ebike last week, looks like the coopops bigger brother, almost identical even has 1000w motor and 48v battery, and its orange, love the coopops looks but my arse is killing me looking at it, that would kill my coccyx even my new bike does and has front suspension, custom seat build next for mine.
Did you say 7hrs. Charge time for the keeway. I've seen it marked up at 3. 5 hrs.
What is the range of the coopop 45kmp edition?
So, I have a full bike license and, as a result of watching this video, a Coopop on order. If anyone has any ideas to share on how to remove the 45kph restriction they would be very much appreciated
Fun vid, I think i prefer the E-zi. Whats the warrenty on either? and does the Keeway have a top box option? also what about buying a spare battery for them? are they available and how much.
Would be interesting to see which is faster, The Keeway or WK/Lexmoto/Sinnis 50cc as all are 16yr old cbt/ grand parent rights bikes
Its easy to remove the rear seat. Underneath is a sturdy carrier which can take any top box.
check my video. there you can see a mounted top box. not the original. i also have a front basket thats is orignal :D
Have you stuck wheels on R2D2.
Does anyone own either of these,I would like to know how they are in the rain eg riding & if left outside at work getting wet etc ?
en peru cuando llega ?
I’ve watched a few of these videos now about these bikes, but no one ever says if you need a license or you have to wear on a helmet and all legal requirements if you passed your bike test or CBT et cetera et cetera
Hi, same rules apply as like a 50cc scooter.
@@motorsforthemasses just one question if you have passed your motorcycle test on a automatic, is there still a requirement for CBT as I would have to do a geared 125 or smaller
As soon as one of these is available that will do up to 50 miles a day I'm having one
That's the future. Thank God I had a few 2 strokes.
Keeway E-Zi for me, preferably with a basket on the front for my shopping (mature lady here 😅)
what is the tire size?
coopop yet so expensive . yet the other now 1299 big difference
How much more indecisive could you be?
Enjoyed it still think you need to get on top gear 👍
I would love that!
The price of a replacement battery could be of significance to a potential long term owner.
50 miles to a charge and 1000 charge cycles = 50,000 miles out of a battery.
These bikes are built for short city commuting, but assuming someone rode a lot - 10 miles to work, and 10 miles back. That’s 20 miles a day, 100 miles a week, or about 5000 miles a year.
That means the batteries would last 10 years…
There seems to be such a focus on replacement batteries, and their cost - but in reality the battery is likely to outlive the bike itself!!
Need a far longer range before they can be taken seriously
How far do you want to ride at 28mph? They’re built for the city and short range.
The more battery capacity, the heavier they are, and the worse they perform.
Most people will be using these very locally, and likely charging them once or twice a week for a few hours.
A bike like this is never going to be a sole vehicle anyway. It’ll get you to the office, to the train station etc.
Great until you get an insurance quote for one of them.
Mobile number please 🙏
Why doesn't anyone test the battery mileage range...? An absolute deal breaker when buying one 😕
The range should be fairly accurate. They run a Bosch motor with a fixed wattage, and the battery has a set number of watts / hour it can produce.
It’s not like a petrol / diesel vehicle where the fuel consumption changes a massive amount based on revs.
28mph seems slow for a 1200watt bosch motor, are these restricted? If so can you D'restrict it
28mph is rideable on a car licence issued before 2001 (I believe), or with a CBT from 16 years old. That’s the reason for that specific speed restriction
@@JakeM218 he asked how to derestrict it
Can I be de restricted??
Poor Bob all by his self forgotten about .
not forgotten.
I would prefer one of these electro-50cc things to an electric-bike. But it is still a "50cc" thingy......So.....
Can you wheelie the coopop?
Depends what weight you hang off the back of it....riding normally...no.
@@motorsforthemasses if you pull on the handlebars and shift yourself back looks like it can, looks like a good learner for wheelies hahah
What are the license requirements for these things?
CBT with L-plates for a 16 year old and upwards, or if you passed your car driving test before 2001, you can ride it on your car licence without L-plates
Can get a 125cc for same price loool
£400 price difference equals a new battery when needed
The batteries last 1000 charge cycles and 50 miles per charge - so 50,000 miles.
Even assuming 20 miles a day, 100 miles a week, and 5000 miles a year - it will take 10 years before the battery needs replacement.
People focus on battery life, but chances are the battery will outlive the rest of the bike!
So slow on that drag race 😂 maybe dubbing over some over revved engine sounds would liven it up a bit 😂
Lol, indeed it would but defeats the object.
@@motorsforthemasses playing card in the wheels it is then 😂
How can you even bring yourself to mention the dreaded "C" word? I'm talking about caravans of course 🤐
Don't get a sti ,😁 get a electric scooter 👍
If you ride an electric scooter you're very unlikely to catch an STI.
More effective than jhonnys those things
I only came for the “Crack” 🙄
If I have to choose I’ll take the E-Zi at 6’3” and dare I say lockdown beefy 🤨 it may actually manage 20mph 😉
They have had these or very similar in Thailand for over 10 years! They are so slow and ugly no one buys them! Sorry! 😎
He's not selling them lol he's doing a review