Yeah and it certainly is not a Fibre Optic cable 😮 That is a power and data cable

It’s safe behind a peice of Sheetrock. Or maybe safer exposed so cats and such cant chew on the thing. I like it in the wall. Even for safety.

Yes it's paid subscription

where?

Thanks Gabriel! They are Visual Comfort sconces

Thanks so much!

Yes. It mostly does a good job but at really dim lights it looks less convincing as art.

I have the Ariel rider x52 and its a great bike but this seems to have the same set up as one but 200 cheaper and it has an alarm.this seems like the deal for 2200

@@manasseh7 I got the x52 it’s just a better bike. Bigger battery better components and I’ve seen barely any defective bikes but I have seen a surprising amount of defective hyperscorpians

Haha my thoughts exactly

I think they are! The Hyperscorpion is meant for street riding, but I've taken it down some rougher paths and it's handled it fine

They are! The 2021 bezel will fit a 2022 frame tv. I think the 2020 version was slightly thicker so I don't think that would fit a 2022 tv.

@@connerpaullreviews correct

I drilled a small hole in the wall behind the tv, and ran the cable down behind the wall to an outlet. And then just took off that outlet face plate, pulled the cable through, and ran the cable to the box that sits in my media console. (And then I just screwed the face plate back on, but not as tight as to not pinch the cable).

@@connerpaullreviews could you show this if you make a future video. I want to do this but I’m a hallway as an art tv display.

I do mention that at the end. It's actually a great TV as far as picture quality and sound quality

Oh dang, I don’t think there is a way to limit the speed. I actually think that’s why they made the “race” mode unlockable rather than having it just come standard, to help with countries/states that have laws like that. But Race mode unlocks it to go about 48km/h mode. Hope that makes sense!

@@connerpaullreviews and how is the situation when i drive without the battery, only as a normal bicycle. Does it officially count as a normal bicycle ? Is it possible to drive the hyper scorpion without the battery ?

@@connerpaullreviews Honestly, I don't usually need an e-bike, and I'm not interested in one either. But the optics are nice for me. A bike that looks like a retro moped. That's why I would drive it without a battery. Is a bit strange i know...

@@KESKINPLAK The battery is fixed to the bike on the Hyperscorpion so it can't come off. I think there are other e-bikes that do have swappable batteries and they can come off though.

@@connerpaullreviews I own a Hyperscorpion and the battery is actually removable, there's a keyhole at the top left where you insert the same key used to activate the bike. Turn the key and you can pull the battery towards the left. That being said, the bike is extremely heavy and trying to ride it without the battery is possible, but extremely slow and cumbersome.

I have the 65 inch 👍

@@connerpaullreviews Thanks.

Thank you!

Cable is not just fibre optic. It also has a high voltage power cord inside. Also, this cable is not rated to be run inside a wall without trunking. Damage to this cable from snagging could potentially cause a fire.

@@barryfreeman9964 Definitiely! Thanks for the info

Thank you! The Rip Racer looks awesome as well. Keep up the good work 👍

Hey Jose! It does come with the charger. And for the alarm, it comes with a piece of double sided foam tape that you put on the alarm, and then you can attach it anywhere you want on the bike. (Best spot is somewhere hidden away like under the seat).

Thank you bro 🤙

Why wouldn't it come with a charger to charge it?