Depends on the hill, on a heavy grade it drops to about 35km/h

Q20, single 1000w motor 20ah battery

Most of the southern Ontario towns of any size are flooded ;) with these types of buildings

It’s in KM, in the video I talk about its speed in kilometres and its price in Canadian dollars.

I’d probably only end up making 3-4 successful deliveries before the battery ran out lol

lol

Government rebates depend on country and state/province/municipality so I can’t really comment on that. You’d have to ask one of your local governments about that

@@RoamingWithRomain Thanks for the reply

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That’s because 80% of my viewers of from the US, figured it made more sense

You could add a Canada I spose?

Yeah I think I already messed with P08 since I had to figure out how to switch it to KM when I was setting it up in the first place. So far it seems like a comfy cruising bike where as my ridstar is less upright and goes a bit faster so feels a little more sporty. That being said I’m relatively shocked that after 45 minutes of riding only half the battery got used vs about 30 minutes on my ridstar and I’m practically dead.

The display does show volts but I’m not use to reading those yet so it’s less helpful, as for P08 I believe I already adjusted that as I had to go in the settings to switch it to KM when I first set it up.

@@RoamingWithRomain Oh so it was locked? Bummer. On my display if you go to "P08" and change whatever it says to 100 it usually unlocks it. Great vid though. For my Gotrax it was locked too, but I went and bought a replacement, same model display from the "Site that shall not be named" for around $25 for an unlocked one. It really helped not only with speed but to tweak the cadence sensor a bit. It was coming on a little strong. Luckily my Jansno X50 is unlocked from the factory except a little 25km/h limit wire that you just have to unplug. As far as volts, if it's a 48v system. Every 1.5v used is roughly 10% here is a little chart to help you but you can look it up and keep it as a picture on your phone. 100% 54.6v 90% 53v 80% 51.5v 70% 49.9v 60% 48.4v 50% 46.8v 40% 45.2v 30% 43.7v 20% 42.1v 10% 40.6v Low voltage cutoff 39v Once you start getting around the 30% mark voltage sag may start hitting up against low voltage cutoff, your display may show "E06" and the bike may cut out a bit. As long as you know that 46.8v is 50% that should at least give you an idea of what the bike is doing. Most bars are kind of useless. I did buy a new display for my X50 which has a bit of sag compensation, but only under load.

@@chrissinclair8705 I have the BK9 do you know how I unlock the speed ?

@@sammyjpad What's the model of the display? Usually you press the + and - keys together to get into the settings. Usually "P08" is the speed limit, just put it to 100.

It’s treated me very well so far! I hope you have just as much fun on yours :)

It comes with a 20ah battery stock

I’m not familiar with the GF750, you may want to ask that question on a video about that bike. The ridstar q20 in the video goes 33mph or 46kmh

46km/h, roughly 33mph

its set to kilometers

I didn’t, it’s set in km

I don’t think you understand exchange rates and taxes. The bike was $1500 plus tax and free shipping. 1000usd is $1350 cad so no, I don’t get rinsed I just spent the equivalent amount under exchange and had to pay tax

@@RoamingWithRomain sorry I didn't realize u bought the pro version significantly more money

Little more speed and a LOT more comfort ;)

They only squeak when I don’t brake right, try applying less pressure sooner and slowly tighten your grip as you approach your stopping point. If you’re just going 100% at the last second you’ll have issues, the same issues you’d have using any vehicle with brakes.

Might have disconnected in shipping. Follow the wires from the buttons and I’m sure you’ll find they aren’t connected. They only fit in one way so easy fix

Weird can’t say that’s ever happened to me. Does the peddle assist still work?

I’m Canadian it’s km/h. It shows it on the screen that way as well

1. I have a back room in store it in at work. 2. The speed on the screen in my videos is currently set to Km, but you can change between the two in the settings. 3. I wear a full face downhill racing helmet, going in town speed limit speeds mean I’m not trusting a normal bicycle helmet. 4. Going fullspeed 99% of the way not peddling I get around 30 minutes out of it.

@@RoamingWithRomain thank you so much 🙏🙏

I’m Canadian it’s set to km not mi and shows it beside the speed fairly clearly on screen.

45kmh is 33mph

@@RoamingWithRomain might wanan put that in your vid desrciptions lol

Sorry boss the screen says KM beside the number not MI. I’m shocked how many people can see the number but ignore the letters beside it and ask this question. Or somehow watch the video where I talk about range in km but somehow assume the speedo is in miles?

Umm best thing I can compare it to is a heavy BMX bike so not great. Honestly though where I’m at you’re suppose to always peddle and never exceed 20km/h so I just slow down and start to fake peddle if I see a police car around.

Thanks!

Thanks for the tip! I’ll give it a shot with the soapy water!

Thanks for the tip! I’ll give it a shot with the soapy water!

@@RoamingWithRomain let us know how it works out.

Nope, but I do slow down and start peddling when I see them

Ok, that was my plan also hahaha thanks!

That’s awesome to hear, glad you’re really enjoying it! Keep pushing yourself and finding your and the bikes limits because it makes for some incredible experiences

Awesome to hear! I think with the stock knobby tires at essentially full power the entire time my range capped at 20km. Since swapping out street tires I think I’m closer to 25km

​@@RoamingWithRomainimpressive jump

I can’t imagine 5 hours on the bike, I don’t peddle and just love cruising at higher speeds. Nice you found a set up that works well for you though :)

I’m in Ontario so I have no concerns over anything Quebec try’s to or wants to do regarding it.

My guess is to take wider advantage of markets, every time I see these bikes for sale they mention sand and snow capable which I assume works better with knobbies.

Have you watched videos on it? I’m curious what they say the range is like having the single battery being used by two motors

@@RoamingWithRomain you can still change to only using one motor but someone said one motor is about 30-50 miles and both motor s is about 15-20

@@RoamingWithRomain there is nowhere near as many videos as the q20 and q20 pro sadly

Those numbers seem pretty accurate for range, it’s handy you don’t have to use both all the time!

@@RoamingWithRomain I wonder if it’s a good alternative to the q20 pro since it just has less range basically but only cost 1300 with shipping

Awesome you’re getting more comfortable on it! Just keep in mind anything above 20ish km/h you want to lean more into your turns vs actually using the handlebars to turn and anything under that is less lean and more handlebar

@@RoamingWithRomain thank you for the tips

I’m working on it, sadly it’s my main commuter from work and it’s pretty much dead when I get home. I can really only shoot a vid once a week until I get other bikes

I replied to another comment but having 2 motors on one battery is going to tank your range. I’d look into the Q20 Pro since it has dual battery and dual motor

@@RoamingWithRomain thanks

I think you'd need to buy an aftermarket controller with a known limiter bypass. whatever they're using seems pretty locked down

@@RoamingWithRomain Thanks for the info. I’ve tried pulling wire by wire on other ebikes to no avail so I just wanted to see if anyone had a definitive way before I wasted my time. Good vid

Amazon :)

I don’t think it’s going to go faster “, the motors themselves are kind of capped to around that speed, I think the pro just gets more torque by having two motors

I had a friend who’s 5’1 give it a go, was a bit tall for them and they had to use their tip toes but seemed to be fine overall

I think its in km. Not mph.

I’m Canadian, it’s KM/h. I believe it translates to 33Mi/h which for its price is still fast enough

I just blew my rear tire and installed some brand new street tires. Was going to make a video about swapping them out but my camera stopped recording after 2 minutes. Just got back from a little 5 minute rip to make sure everything good and the tires definitely have a flat spot I have to wear out of them. But it’s soooo much quieter already

​@@RoamingWithRomain could you make a video tutorial on how to switch out the tires pls

I tried but the camera stopped recording after 1 minute. I think the SD card was full. It was much easier than I thought however I have a flat spot I can't get rid of so I'm just going to take it to a local bike shop to fix it up

Yeah everyone’s always saying 30mh isn’t fast enough, the hell it isn’t. On most city streets here I’m doing a bit over the listed speed limit LOL

@@RoamingWithRomainI, trying to decide between the q20 and the amyet s8, any opinions I should know about? I also want to be able to customize the amyet just like you can with the q20 but I only want the amyet for the dual motor and more torque

I haven’t heard of the S8 or rodent before but I looked it up. It looks like a in between of a Q20 (single battery single motor) and a Q20 Pro (dual battery dual motor). Keep in mind two motors doesn’t make you go fast it just increases the torque on hills, but having 1 battery run both of them is going to give you much less range.

⁠@@RoamingWithRomain are you guys using the lite or normal q20

​@@B7litz same man I'm on edge about which one to get. Part of me wants to go with the S8 but the Q20 seems to be way more customizable for future upgrades which is what brought me to this video.

Legally in Ontario you need peddles to use the bike path and the bike itself isn’t road legal. Also legally you have to be peddling and keeping it under 20km/h. Personally as you’ve seen I’m not keeping it under 20 and I never peddle, BUT it is easy to switch the top speed down and start peddling if I see police while I’m cruising ;)

@@RoamingWithRomain Ok thanks, i'll take it in consideration!

Hello! It’s a possibility, what did you have in mind?

Yeah I’m not sure if it’s easier to just buy a second battery and keep it in a backpack for longer cruises or hard mount it, but then I believe you’d need a new controller.