Very helpful video

I've got an e-bike with a pedal assist up to 20mph, but the throttle helps it get up to 40mph. Is there a class for this? I'm in California, so I'm kinda afraid of riding it near cops, as I really don't want to lose it.

Will the rear drive motor handle the power?

Ordered mine in October, love that the Step thru comes in Large and the Popping Blue and Orange. 70 Volts is the way forward as are quad piston brakes...

I'm getting one.

What is the top speed flat and level?

hi bro and bro girl :) any suggestion for a good delivery ebike ?

Looks great. Does this use Samsung cells and is the torque sensor a true variable torque sensor? Are PAS levels max power based or max speed based?

Literally god. Good job 👍

lol 1500 out of 38 million people! Literally 00003947% . And I bet every dumb ass who got one gave it to Amazon and not their community.

Boosting previous notes that some manufacturers like Velotric say connect the charger to the battery FIRST then to the wall outlet. This video says the opposite.

ok just to be clear as i am very new to bikes in general, i can never use throttle + pedal assist 3+ high gear on flats?

Damn I might buy this if it’ll climb better than a mid drive bbshd properly geared

All their inventory says sold out. Pointless promo video

tuned hub motors have some punch, but what distinguishes the ultra (or other high power mid drives) from the hub is heat shedding. inrunners can handle heat much better than outrunners. pushing a geared hub motor that hard is not sustainable, sooner or later the windings will be cooked, same for the hall sensor board.

Just caught this, so excited to get mine! Odd question, if I don't fit the bike (Too heavy or tall) what would y'all reccomend?

I am over 6 foot tall and i want a bike that would do everything and i want a 50 km of range and the cheapest cost what should i buy?

I need a 48v 17.5 battery

Most old people have seen things you can't even imagine. We get startled, seldom scared or frightened. I am 75 and looking at your bikes, not now.

Hoo boy, you got my blood pumping with that video, Roshan! So since it’s my tradition, here’s my usual battery of questions, with hopes that my “Day 1” order will result in a January shipment😅 1: we’ve established max speed, but how about range with a 200 pound person? Thinking throttle only and in eco mode PAS? Level ground is ok. 2. What did the weight end up being with fenders and rear rack? How much can it actually support? How about installed vs optional lighting? I love the new setups with turn signals, automatic brake lights, horns and alarm- that would be perfect to come OEM from you already wired to the battery! 3. I ordered the smaller version thinking it would be easier to transport- what really is the difference in size between the small tire vs large tire versions? I would love the 26x4 fat tire version over smaller tires as long as it doesn’t make it Juggernaut XL size. That FS was a beast! 4. How does it ride without the electric engaged? Is it rideable for those times on the Boardwalk or in the park when the PoPo says it’s a NoNo? 5. How many are gonna be shipped initially, and are you prepping them in CA and then shipping them again from there, or coming straight from China? 6. What other accessories towards family and cargo hauling will be possible, like trailers and such? It can be a bit daunting to get them installed (think child carriers on the back) with some of the custom setups that are Biktrix! 7. If you receive them in Saskatoon first, will you QC the initial batch to make sure there have not been any errors in manufacture or packaging? Including test assembly and riding? I’m not sure what is normal these days compared to Covid era bikes…. I’m excited about the new bike, and will be reviewing it as soon as received!!!!

You need to get with the times! Go to belt drive with Roloff hub gears. Those exposed sprockets are teck that is basically unchanged for a hundred years. It's crap!

Very nice video, love the bike, am selling my current bikes in the spring, and will be trying your bikes

😂😂😂😂 36v, 52v, 72v those are not solar storage voltages... 48v is the go, because any electrical engineer can make it any voltage they want....

Would this even qualify as an ebike? 30mph with throttle only means its an emoped right and not in any of the classifications for an e-bike? Meaning you legally need a LC and insurance for this thing and its not allowed on boke paths/trails/bike lanes... I really wish people wojdl get their terminology right and not advertise things incorrectly...leads to market confusion...which i girss is good for those sellig. Sonce they dont get fined when riders get in trouble for usign the etong product in the wrong place...

But, how would this Hub motor longevity be compared with a mid drive motor?

Cool bike. Like the concept. Camera work needs help. Talking about the scenery but not showing it, is a little annoying TBH.

Keep your head up or adjust the camera. nice ride!!!

So comparing a hub drive 70v to a 52v mid…….not even in same class….maybe compare that 70v to an edirt bike like the surron😆…….but i bet that hub and battery would be smoking hot and fried on any loong steep grade especially on a hot day meanwhile the ultra would cruise up and have the juice left to go up another 10 miles😆

Thank you! I am looking to purchase my first e-bike and you have explained the different types in a easily understandable way.

1:40😂😂😂😂😂😂

How well does this one climb hills? Casette and chainring?

Dude you can use an Invisalign. They are effective and not painfull

I have a cheap e-bike that is great for going to the shops and town. I am not in a hurry so 15mph is great. If people want power and to go very fast they should get a motorbike so they don't have to worry about recharging and all the e-bike laws. Some e-bikes cost as much as motorbikes anyway.

Any videos on the roguehawk?

When preparing for the separating of the two halves of the motor housing I find it helpful to use a wide wedge 'spudger' and run it around both opposing surfaces of the gasket before I pull the housing apart. Then the gasket does not tear due to sticking to one the sides of the housing. Spudgers seem to come in handy for a number of DIY chores, and are pretty inexpensive.

Ugggghh more city riding!

Has the problem with exploding batteries gone away?

Best thing to do is ride yourself. A good torque sensor hub motor can feel as good or better than a mid drive depending on how the mid drive is tuned. With a mid drive u can feel any imperfections in power delivery directly thru the pedals. A properly configured hub drive can be damped out/feel smoother. Theres some intangibles you can really only feel/understand when you ride it.

When looking at that bike’s specs on the Biktrix website, the rider weight capacity seems really low (265lbs). Nice looking bike though.

I thought frame was about: M | 16” Frame 5’6”+ / 30”+ inseam L | 18” Frame 5’10”+ / 32”+ inseam

That is the problem, too much power that you don't expect... causes crashes...

Great video guys but one crucial part is missing and this is crucial for the motor to sit in the frame cradle with ease. At the reinstall part around the 3:00 mark you say to connect the power connections and pull the others to the side. Why don’t you show the opposite side from the drive side and state how the break, shift, gear sensor, and the torque sensor cables, four in all, should go under the middle bolt and out side the rear bolt and routed out the back? It’s crucial for the motor to set in with ease. DO NOT GO UNDER THE REAR BOLT AND OUT THE BACK, the motor wil not cradle down on the frame. Hope this helps people.

With how incredibly useful a Ebike can be I would like to see Biktrix up the load capacity to be more diverse. A bare minimum of 300lbs. With this much power this bike would be useful for much more than just going for a bike ride. It could tow a trailer or haul a small load from the back country.

i watched a dozen of these videos and i still don't know how much oil i should use for the brakes on my scooter. Roughly.. Why nobody bothers to mention it? Is this a kind of common knowledge everyone just knows except me??

I learned that I need to keep my Ebike mechanic number handy

I saw those marks last winter in the gravel at blackstrap and was trying to figure out what they were from. never imagined Biktrix shenanigans. lol

Is he a robot?

This bike looks sick! Definitely interested in it as I love the idea of a Sur Ron or Talaria but you can only ride those in limited areas. This looks like the best of both worlds. Is there any hill this thing can't get up on throttle alone? I have an emtb currently but really like the idea of this as a sur ron type ride at almost half the weight for just bombing up hills or doing some jumps on throttle only.

It's a little worrisome to see a max weight capacity of 265lbs. In my opinion, it says a lot about how weak the build and design are if it can't support 300 or even 400lbs like the competitors.

Get pedal e bikes, watch for police, and go super fast when they're not around