What type of e-bike are looking for? I felt a little big on it but the Revv 1 you commented on has probably been my favorite overall e-bike. But it is more of a no pedaling option. If you still want to pedal the bike, probably this one so far - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqSylWubiZhjbZY

@@LWTeBikeReviews Thanks for forwarding me the review of the Philodo H8. Something similar to that is probably closer to what I'm looking at. More interested in a step through ebike which I see they carry, but would like a bigger stronger battery and a torque sensor. Reason why I say torque sensor because I currently have a Biktrix Kutty foldable step through ebike( which is inoperable right now). My bike has a cadence sensor and it doesn't take to much effort to be "ghost pedaling" and I dislike it very much. I totally get not being able to pedal the emoped style bikes. Pegs make more sense cause you aren't really pedaling, just that cops are less likely to look your way with pedals. I sat on the REVV 1 and it felt comfortable enough. Can't imagine my legs would be any higher up on the pedals than when I rode a Ghostcat at an electric expo which felt a bit small for me, but doable.

@@MrBalas3 I don't think I have tested a step-through with cadence sensor yet... I just tested the Engwe L20 2.0 step-through which performed really well. Good luck on your hunt for the right e-bike! learnwithtravis.com/engwe-l20-2-0-1

Good to know. Thanks for sharing.

A separate USB charger or something that came with the bike?

@LWTeBikeReviews yes you should have gotten a USB to charge the taillight simply plug it in to the battery and run it to the taillight and according to the jasion assembly video that integrates it

My pleasure! Thank you!

Bought it on Amazon myself. My son has taken it over and loves it. Tires showing age a little quickly but he kept locking it up on purpose. Other than that, still working like brand new.

Yeah, depends on how you will use it. I don't hit public trails but if that is where you are going to ride, it would not meet restrictions. www.michigan.gov/dnr/things-to-do/hike-and-bike/ebikes

It is a great one if you want range and don't plan to pedal as much. I really enjoyed this one. Thanks Vinny!

Haha! Thank you so much and noted on the music!

@@LWTeBikeReviews Cheers! :-)

I think it is an awesome bike. Goes for ever, handles well, well built. It is a little wide under you if you are pedaling and not an ideal option for pedaling overall. If you leaning strongly towards the "E" side ebikes, then this is great. Otherwise, other options may be a better match.

That one, I do not know. Probably have to reach out to the company to figure that out. Good luck!

New one I believe, it is the 2.0 version?

Yeah, it gets small but not that small!

My goal has always been to create reviews that make it feel like you have used the product and really know it, good and bad. So, what I am really is... I really appreciate your comment! Thank you!

Michigan! That sounds awesome. I have not done a conversion yet. Difficult or not too bad? Thanks for the sub and hope the bikes work out great!

@@LWTeBikeReviews Ahh, the Mitten! Howdy Neighbor! I am near Buffalo. We vaca to Charlevoix quite often. The conversions were not bad. I was a bike assembler for 8 years but anyone can handle it. We are really enjoying them. Might even bring them over your way the next time we are out there.

@@Theexplorographer Hello Neighbor! Great to hear it was easy to do and hope you are able to get them to the beautiful city of Charlevoix! :)

Thank you! I cover this exact topic in this video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6qaqYx5md2JbZI So, I would watch that but be careful trusting the wattage of the motor. As an example, I have two different "750 watt" bikes. You would think they would be about the same but one is more on the slow side where the other zips around and is a blast. Hopefully that video works, but if I may ask... what type of eBike do you want. Folding, fat-tire, mountain, focus on pedal, focus on power... I may be able to give a suggestion based on the bikes I have tested.

Where is that? I am in Michigan.

@@LWTeBikeReviews just west of port Huron off i-69

Ahhhh, not too far away!

Great to hear!!

Good point! Some are harder than others but very true!

Have you tried support? I don’t mind sending you info if it helps, it I would hit up Jasion support first. They should be able to tell you what you need.

I don’t think they offer anything but maybe there is an aftermarket option. I have not seen that yet.

Not sure what you mean. I ordered it on the website and made a review when I got it.

not "yours" just in general. your review is quite DOPE! Mine is ALREADY in the mail lol

Haha, that makes more sense! Thank you and hope it works out great for you!

Thank you so much and I will do my best to get my hands on that one!

Thank you so much! I will do my best to get that model! I want it!

Good luck! I hope you are able to get it. My kids have taken over mine and they absolutely love it!

@@LWTeBikeReviews thanks man it looks so fun and i will be able to ride through town with my friends way easier since im like a mile two away from town'

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Pretty steep. I go over highway overpasses and also some steep hills in the off-road section. Many bikes have struggled with them so they are not easy.

I mean, I am sure you could find stuff bad enough that you can get through. But it is a mountain bike and can handle a lot.

I love it. So much fun to be able to be on a ride that long and not have any range anxiety or other concerns. Glad it is working out so well!

@@LWTeBikeReviews you should run it from full to dead on pedal assist, I'm actually pretty curious and despite all the reviewers out there none of them really give very in depth tests

I believe there is a difference in motor engagement depending on if pedaling or using throttle.

It is a good one! 😀

I will give that a shot. Thank you!

Glad you liked it! Thank you!

They are so much fun! Glad to hear you are enjoying it so much! Thank you for the kind words. 😀

Personally, I think they all can work great. What is important to me is that you feel comfortable on the bike. Also, it is setup from an ebike and gearing perspective where the resistance still challenges you however you are going to ride it. Many ebike struggle with this, but this bike did a pretty good job here so you can still get solid exercise. Thank you!

I've tested quite a few I really like, but that one might still be my favorite. It is a good one!

@@LWTeBikeReviews I feel like I'm going to end up with one.

Yeah, most use a cadence sensor but those torque sensor bikes are nice!

Me too! I am trying to get them to send me one as I can’t purchase another. Feel free to message them and put some pressure on them! 😆

When they were smaller that was a great option. As big as they are getting they would provide to ride on their own or take turns riding with me. Not knocking cargo bikes but it is not a fit for us these days.

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Thank you!

I had to sell so I could get more bikes to review here, but.... I sold it to someone local and he gave it to his 18-year-old. I have been told it is being rode hard... really hard, and it is still holding up well!

​@LWTeBikeReviews I have heard a lot of positive reviews on this bike so far!! I found one of these bikes for sale that doesn't work. Lights come in but Motors won't come on. Never used and he wants $700 for it. I think I know what the problem is. How much did these bikes change from their origional version? Do you know? The new ones have a color screen vs the old monochrome and 23ah battery vs the old 22ah. Do you know of any other changes that were made? The one for sale is the older version.

I honestly don't know differences in versions. I only know the one I tested. If you can fix it that would be sweet. Just my two cents... if it is an older version and motors do not work (which means it could be motors, controllers, batteries, or other), I personally would only get it if it was far below 700. That seems like a lot for a broken older bike.

Sorry to hear that. I think this is the first comment stating a bad experience so hopefully this is not the norm, but I will pay attention to what others say.