Hey Dennie! Can you specify your question about the bike? lol like you long forward to helping!

@@Ennovation I live in (Nampa,Idaho) approximately 22 miles from Boise,Idaho. Well seems you do not understand 1) Cost,2) If location may find this ET in Boise, or Nampa, Idaho. Seems I laid out my questions before. Seems no one understands this really? 07/27/2024-Follow-up Reply. KISS: Keep it Simple S______: Okay.

haha for trikes, yes. For regular bikes, there's some other budget-friendly options.

Hey there! I appreciate your feedback! I think there are some good qualities here that you couldn't get from that setup you mentioned, but I'ma big fan of dual motors myself :P So I would love to see something like that.

@@Ennovation Here is just one example of what I am talking about: 60ah & Dual Motor $2 199.00 H7 AWD(Dual Motor) [They now make an H9 version] 60Ah (Rear Battery) 2 880 WHr <<< Save $300 for H7AWD $300 OFF coupon: PD300 Buy ANY H7 bike get a free $300 gift package= basket + rack bag + helmet So with the coupon code you are under 2 grand for that bike! If you bought that far more powerful bike you would then have 2+ grand left over for your custom tow along... I don't know what features you are talking about- the convertible seat only sits one... you could make TWO tow alongs one dedicated to passengers & one to cargo for 1 grand each & still match that price.... There are dual motor dual battery bikes that get 200 mile range from a single charge... the options are way better no matter what your purpose... they created a joke convertible single seat to cargo box & used that as an excuse to make a single hub drive motor with a weak battery capacity somehow worth over 4 grand... There are bikes that now have speeds of 40 MPH, & others with a range of 150- 200 miles, My prediction is that either the company pulls the plug on that absurd design & price or they go out of business by 2027... we will see if these clowns turn me into a prophet of these modernist times!

I think that's a perfect use-case for this trike. Also, the Conductor 4|2 is another good option from Oh Wow that would work well.

@@Ennovation Right now I pull him around on my regular mountain bike with a modified toddler trailer that I put a plywood floor in to handle his 170lbs. No car means we need alternatives to get around. Sucks when Canadian winter arrives though.

@@NotLeftarded1 Oh man...I can imagine the winter months would be tougher! Sounds like your son has a great day :) Keep up the good work!

That sounds like a cool use for this Trike.

Glad you're enjoying it! Yeah those Ariel Riders are pretty fast bikes! Definitely more geared for the torque and speed than these bikes, but they have their place too :P

If it were me, I'd find something that is a bit more substantial, longer range and more carrying capacity. If you HAD to, I'm sure you could make it work, but it wouldn't be my first pick if I was doing it.

Glad to hear you’re enjoying the bikes! ;) and thanks for the heads up on the battery key situation. I’ll have to look into that a bit further! Safe riding out there.

That would be a wonderful use case:) I would also love to see that.

Hey Tony! Glad you were able to find what you were looking for. It’s nice when a local bike shop has a huge selection of Ebikes. It gives you a chance to test ride and find what works for you. Stay safe out there in Cypress.

@Ennovation yes! They had over 100 different kind of bikes and I rode nearly all of them. Staff was not making a fuse about bringing different bikes out to test ride in there parking lot. Initially, I only went in to by mirrors for my old e-bike. After seeing there collection; I couldn't help myself. The staff and owner was friendly and knowledgeable about the products, warranties, and provided services. Thanks yall if yall see this!!

@@anthonysimmons6884 Well they sound like a dope Ebike shop! Sounds like more people should go visit them ;) Thanks for the info here :)

USDA grade A on this channel. 😂

Agreed! I think the welds on the future models are much improved. The unit we tested out was one of the first ones off the line, from their first batch, and so I expect the next version, which arrives in August, to be a bit more refined.

It's not typically a bad strategy, but Himiway tried that and lost already :P electrek.co/2023/05/11/jackrabbit-micro-electric-bike-himiway-lawsuit/

They do have a dual battery option! So, if range is what you need, they got you covered!

Has a little less than 5" of clearance on the bottom. So, pretty decent clearance for a trike. And the motor is 6" of clearance. The new 750-watt version should be in mid-august. I think they're currently taking pre-orders on those. Sounds like it's pretty popular, so would definitely recommend hopping on those pre-orders if this is the trike you're looking for.

It's pretty darn handy! Still using mine!

It’s worth it though. Very unique vehicle.

Appreciate it!!

You’re very welcome ;) thanks for watching!

Hey I appreciate that :) Thanks for watching!

Glad you're digging it! It's a really solid Ebike, with a surprising amount fo power. :) I'm sure it'll treat you well!

Couldn't agree more!glad you’re digging it ;)

You know, I really liked it as well! Coming from Retrospec being a lower-tier, cheaper option, it was cool to ride around on one that was actually pretty impressive. I was definitely surprised, but really enjoyed the bike overall.

They are perfect for events. Alot of folks I know use them for travel (cause you can fly with them) or they go to car shows, and use the JR to run around and check out all the fancy cars. Tons of good use cases for it.

Get it!

@@Ennovation Wish I had that kind of money tho✨😔

I believe they do. Worth a call into their hotline to find out what they can do for you!

Yeah that is definitely one of the downsides to no pedals for sure :P

For the Santa Monica, you don't need a dongle. For the Big Sur and the Sport, you do (currently). It's a simple menu to get to where you can select though the different riding modes. Obviously I usually use mine in Unlimited mode, cause I like the speed. lol So in summary, Santa Monica, no dongle needed. For Big Sur and Big Sur Sport, you still need to go into a dealer and have them use their dongle to unlock the max speed.

You know, I think I remember trying to get into settings, and not sure if I was able to or not. Sorry I couldn't be of more help to ya! You can give the GPB guys a call, they usually answer.

I’d probably give it a 92 because it is kind of in its own category. It’s lighter than most, can fly with it, which most can’t, Range is a downside for me, but throwing on the range buster makes a big difference, especially if you’ve got the coin to throw down for two of those here.

20” is a bit more maneuverable, but there’s a better attack angle with the 26” wheels. I’d say both have their pros and cons, and both are decent off road choices in my opinion.

I’ve taken several trips with the fam, and have probably hauled it about 500 miles or so with no issues, and slept 3 people in it. Two adults and one kid. Again, no issues. The bars are a little thin so I’m down to my last thread it getting the bolts tightened, but other than that it’s been pretty awesome.

Now that would be some sweet options! An EBC bike with a mid-drive or internally geared hub would be a sweet setup!

Electric trikes are a bit on the pricier side. Lots of factors, including larger and more engineered frames, the cost of shipping compared with the amount of trikes that can fit on a container, etc. Definitely a bit on the pricier side haha

I just sold my 2012 Fiat for 4k. With that money I will get a new bike with a couple 100 left over. I couldn't be happier. OK, maybe if I had a taco, then I'd be happier :)

@@L4teSh1ft As someone who just ate a breakfast taco, I concur ;)

It sounds like it could be a few things. The main things to look at are the motor, battery and controller. If I had it with me, I'd check the battery, make sure it's showing the right voltage, etc. Then look at the motor, to make sure that's functioning properly (which it sounds like it is for the most part) and then I'd look at the controller. If you're on hills and the bike is dying, could have to do with the draw on the battery (which could be a battery or controller thing). If we consider the throttle working sometimes, but only after a full reset, I'd lean towards the controller. But without seeing the bike in person here, it would be hard to tell. Might be worth it to take it into a local bike shop, or I might reach out to JAISON and see if they can send you a new controller. They're going to want pictures or videos of the problem, so be prepared with that when they ask if you go that route. I'd try swapping out that controller first (after possibly running through some more deductions first). Like make sure the throttle is properly plugged in, etc. Lots of small things to go wrong on Ebikes. Would love to be updated once you figure this thing out, so other users experiencing similar problems could find it useful. Thanks for sharing your journey so far! I hope it gets resolved quickly for you!

@@Ennovation Thanks for the input. I was finally able to get a video to send to Jasion. The pedal and throttle both fail simultaneously after about 4 miles or 30 minutes of operation. I will be sending the video; and see what happens. Cathy

@@cathypatrick9013 That's weird! I wonder what they will say the cause is🤔

Hey Jerome! I’ll let the Oh Wow Cycles guys know they should look into some color options. For this type of bike, what colors do you think would be popular with people who are looking for a trike with this use case?

I would try to come out with four basic colors, red blue, black or white and if you want even throw a green

Also around the back you could easily hide those weld marks how they skipped with easy basic trim even some automotive stick on trim that would cover that all the way around

Agree on those color option! This thing would look pretty slick in a nice blue or red! Also, good notes on the back welds. I’ll make sure and send that their way for R&D. I appreciate your feedback (and for watching the review!) ;)

So I talked with the owner the other day and he said they've added matte black and matte green as color option on the next batch. So, looks like they're listening to the people!

Thanks Ric! I also used to live up that way (South Austin actually). Now I'm down in Houston. The trail I usually ride is Houston.

@@Ennovation - No wonder I knew nothing about it...we never got down that way. VERY pretty area...made green from all that wonderful humidity!! 😉 My daughter just moved from south Austin and, we were not big fans of having to drive the I35 to get up there. We've recently moved to about 25 miles south of Tucson and the bike infrastructure here is REALLY good. Hope to check out some trails soon.

That sounds awesome! I hope you guys enjoy your Big Sur’s over there! Let me know how they do for ya!

@@Ennovation - Will do!

get it ;)

Yeah most people like pedaling, and in this case, no pedals here. It folds, kind of. They call it pancake mode, so the handlebars rotate to the side, so the handlebars point up and down, and then it's pretty darn flat and not too thick. We had someone here recently who got 2 and folded both of them up and threw them in the back of a Corvette, which was pretty wild :P

Love this! Yeah unlocking it is a ton of fun! I had a blast with the review