I took the Honbike UNI4 on a paved trail to check out the ride-ability. Come along for a scenic ride. @honbike1090 Note the company recently changed the name from U4 to UNI4
What a beautiful ride. Thanks for the scenery! I like that bike, but it definitely is a bit niche. With everything looking so clean and integrated, it's too bad they didn't do a nicer job with the taillight. Looks like an afterthought! Haha, peace backatcha brah! ☮
@@ChrisCrossed Yes, I have blinky's both front and rear. I was thinking more from the design aspect. I was thinking they could have integrated into the chainstay or seatpost? maybe the back of the seat? It just looks rather tacked-on, especially compared to that super-clean front and cockpit. Thanks again, looked like a fun ride, both the location and the bike.
Where would you get this serviced? Also with the battery built into the frame seems like it would be a waste if it's not replaceable. Thanks for the review!
@@ChrisCrossed I do wonder with ebikes how common it will be for people to get the battery replaced and if there will be standardized sizes in the future. Also for this bike it seems like it would be hard to replace a tube if there is a rear flat.
How’s the bike coping so far? Have you had any issues, I’m based in the UK, looking to get one but just wanted to gather your thoughts on it seeing as you’ve know owned it for almost 6 months..
What a beautiful ride. Thanks for the scenery! I like that bike, but it definitely is a bit niche. With everything looking so clean and integrated, it's too bad they didn't do a nicer job with the taillight. Looks like an afterthought! Haha, peace backatcha brah! ☮
You could easily add lights to the seatpost for extra visibility.
@@ChrisCrossed Yes, I have blinky's both front and rear. I was thinking more from the design aspect. I was thinking they could have integrated into the chainstay or seatpost? maybe the back of the seat? It just looks rather tacked-on, especially compared to that super-clean front and cockpit. Thanks again, looked like a fun ride, both the location and the bike.
Where would you get this serviced? Also with the battery built into the frame seems like it would be a waste if it's not replaceable. Thanks for the review!
Im not sure about its replaceability but the brakes, belt can be done at most bikes shops.
@@ChrisCrossed I do wonder with ebikes how common it will be for people to get the battery replaced and if there will be standardized sizes in the future.
Also for this bike it seems like it would be hard to replace a tube if there is a rear flat.
Range and you quit in the middle of a hill last time for some reason? How is it for riding without the battery say for a few miles if it runs out?
Very easy to ride with no power as long as its not a steep hill
How’s the bike coping so far? Have you had any issues, I’m based in the UK, looking to get one but just wanted to gather your thoughts on it seeing as you’ve know owned it for almost 6 months..
Look for a video on it Wednesday comparing it to another lightweight ebike.
Very similar to the Van Moof e bike which costs more than twice as much.
Yep, I like it. Interesting format.
it's a nice bike, just missing power & torq
Yes ita a 350W motor but does the job especially for flat areas/trails.