I'm working on it now. I should have a video out by this weekend. 😊

There will be cruise control on the pre-ordered bikes

We can do away hard tail if you prefer no rear suspension. Our previous bikes were all hard tails. I can check to see if they can do more than a 19-inch frame, and I will let you know as soon as I get a confirmation. How tall are you, if you don't mind me asking?

@@EscapeElectricBikes I'm 6'7" around 280-285lbs. I'm one of those long leg short torso tall guys, so 36.5" inseam (bike inseam). My "daily driver" bike is a custom built Soma Jawbone in 65cm. It's honestly the first bike that has ever fit me. I don't expect I'd need, or even want, an ebike that big. That being said, I do tend to ride the current ebike in the lowest pedal assist mode a lot. And then I ride it to work and it's going as fast as it can, lol. Overall I'd say my tendency is to ride my ebike like I ride my regular bikes. Torque sensor is a must in other words. Interested to hear what you find out. Thanks!

Absolutely

They are front and rear

Thank you! We did. Little chilly, but the kids enjoyed it and our daughter got to see and hug the Grinch. 😊

@@EscapeElectricBikes ...that is very cool. Family is more important than work...ebikes.....

Still waiting on confirmation for this. Would be nice. Manufacture only recommends this while off-road use such as steep grade climbing only because it will change the in sync tire rotation and not recommended on hard surfaces. We recommend keeping the power set at the same percentage on hard surfaces. Example 20% front-20% rear 100% front- 100% rear. You will still have the toggle switch to choose front wheel drive only, rear wheel drive only, or all wheel drive.

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@@EscapeElectricBikes ...it was probably an old guy named "Gary" who wanted them....ha ha ha

Absolutely! Our bikes are built with a lot of power and torque capable of tackling all sorts of terrain and recommended for mainly off-road use. Many use our bikes for hunting, camping, as well as trail riding, etc. Our bikes are also capable of towing a larger amount of weight needed due to the extra power provided by our bikes. They can be ridden on the roadway, but I do advise everyone to check with their state law’s first and foremost. All of our bikes come set at 20 mph and if unlocked, those will be held responsible. We also ask for everyone riding any electric bike to where a helmet and ride with respect to others, especially on trails or roadways. Our bikes are capable of keeping up with traffic if state laws were to ever start making people register all electric bikes. Thank you for your comment.😊

who cares nobody except the nerdy law abidders follow laws,speed limit is 55 who drives 55,hardly nobody,theres always a nerd bringing up nobody cares laws

I will definitely mention you again. I will do a drone video on the Outlander next time and definitely give you a shout out. Thank you Gary 😊

I knew you would like this Gary. 😊

You're welcome. Thank you as well. It was great talking to you. 😊

By mid-April. We have to allow time for the Chinese holiday that delays all pre-orders with any company offering pre-orders. This is why we stretch our dates out, unlike other companies that give early turnaround times that are not able to be met, which leads to unhappy consumers. 😊

I don't have a bike to share with gold wheels. We had some viewers asking if we could add this as an option, so we did, and many have purchased pre-orders this way. I will see if our manufacturer could share a photo of the gold wheels, and I will add them to our website. As far as blue wheels, I will check on this as well and update them in the comments if so.

We added a photo of the blue wheels to our website. This photo is how the color will look, not our actual bike or style wheel.

Dual motors are only dangerous if you ride them that way. I've been riding dual motors for a while and love the torque provided by both motors, especially pulling my daughter up steeper grade hills in her bike trailer. These bikes are not meant to go 40 plus miles per hour on pavement as well as off-road. These are meant for getting you through rough hilly terrain and used by those who love to hunt or live in a very hilly area. I also don't recommend throttling dual motors into a turn. It also makes a huge difference with how they are tuned. Ours are tuned to being easy off the start to keep the wheels from spinning while throttling. We are adding a feature to all our dual motors now to where you can choose the amount of power you would like per motor. As far as the potted hole wheels. They are lighter and have a bit of flex, which will allow for decompression and less likely to be damaged from direct impact, like hitting a curb, etc.

We should have a designed drawing soon from our manufacturer

@@EscapeElectricBikes Yes. Really interested in this one versus ECells and Wired. Curious also whether this bike will have torque sensor or cadence (or both). With respect to PAS...can the levels be user configurable for torque or power not speed based depending on mode? TY

​@petetoemmes6673 Hello, and thank you for your comment. These bikes are offered in torque, cadence, or both. The full programmable display will allow you to set the motors to the percentage of output you would like for the motors. This will give you the amount of torque delivered to the motors by adjusting this function. Our engineers are working on and testing the ability to change the motors separately as well. I am waiting on confirmation for this function, and I will update our website as soon as I get the results.😊

All of our dual motors will come with the full programmable display which will allow you to tone down the torque so it won’t be so aggressive when throttling especially into turns. I myself haven’t experienced any issues going into turns with any of our dual motors. We do offer the dual motors with BlackCat tires as well. They are the same tires as Allscape, just a different name, same manufacturer. These will grip better than the Kenda tires while riding on pavement. Definitely come visit us when these bikes arrive. 😊

You are 100% correct. I was on the phone with Cane Creek today, and we discussed a lot of what you have mentioned. Stiffness in the frame shock can help, and the linkage will be addressed as well with our manufacturer. We will also be sending the hellbenders to our manufacturer so they can be installed in every bike pre-ordered. This will definitely make a huge difference. I do agree with you on another thing. Keep your hands on the handlebars. Thanks for the feedback.😊

We do. We have the Bandit RS, which is a 20-inch. It has dual 1500-watt Hengtai motors and dual 40 amp controllers, 60 volt system.

I would highly recommend the Mountaineer with the dual Hengtai motors. This will definitely give you that extra torque and climbing capability. All Mountaineer bikes will be equipped with a dual crown fork with adjustable air suspension, cadence, and torque sensor combination. Full programmable display, large headlight, turn signals, etc. Please give us a call tomorrow from 9-6 Eastern standard time, I would be glad to discuss more with you. Thanks for your comment.😊

We sold one of our Blaze bikes to a guy in Washington state a year and a half ago. It is a 52 volt with Dual 1000-watt Bafang motors. He rides it to work every day and loves it. It is the baby brother to the Bandit that we offer now. The Outlaw Plus or the Mountaineer will definitely eat up those hills.😊

Sounds great 👍🏻 and thank you very much.😊

I have heard stories in regards to this situation. I would never tell anyone that they can expect their bike in two months which I’ve seen companies doing. This is why we have pushed the date out till April which is a pretty accurate timeframe. This is mainly because we have added a new frame to the orders. We would never push early dates just to get someone to do a Pre-order with us. I have noticed other companies saying if you pre-order with them, expect delivery of their bike by February. This is impossible because China has a holiday for 2 weeks in January which will delay production as well. I will say that we’ve been using our manufacturer for a while now and they have been very good with the production and quality of our bikes. We have sold a lot of our bikes and we haven’t had one customer complaint or problems with their bikes other than one we had to send a new display to because he had bent a pin. I want to also add that I spent 3 years talking to many manufactures before we decided to go with our manufacture. You are right though, American money is very valuable in China and if they want to continue getting that valuable American money, they know they have to build bikes to my standards or they could lose my business. What gives me comfort and makes me feel positive about our manufacture is, they have been building bikes for a while now and the engineers will tell me what will work and what won’t work because they know that they will have to send me warranty parts to cover their mistakes. Going back to companies saying they can’t meet the dates told is probably more due to giving inaccurate early turnaround time dates and not because of options. We do appreciate your feedback and great info. Thank you for your comment 😊

That is a great goal! Hope to see you on one of our bikes soon.😊

No worries, I understand having to keep your phone on silent. I made a few mistakes leaving my phone on while making a video and that didn't go well 😂. I appreciate the shout-out from you as well. 😊

Thank you for your comment, and please keep in mind that we do offer financing with Synchrony Bank and also offer Affirm.

​​@@EscapeElectricBikes Couldn't pass up the pre order outlaw plus with torque/cadence. Wanted a step thru but don't have the time to call and it'll probably be more$. Opted for the 24 inch because I have a lower back problem and can't swing my leg over the seat. I was thinking moped style but I need leg extension and some exercise. I didn't see the option for a dual Crown fork with a 24-inch bike.

I will definitely keep you in mind when we decide to do that. Thank you for reaching out to us. 😊

Thank you as well for subscribing.

We can do a step thru with a 52 volt system, dual 750 watt Bafang motors

I will get with our manufacturer to find out cost and let you know. This would be similar to our Commander Plus we used to have.

Braxton was busy watching college football. 😊

@EscapeElectricBikes ....ha ha ha...good for him. Dad doing KZbin is not as much fun.😁

​@IMBruceECLECTIC LOL! You're right. I can't count the number of times I called myself a dummy and had to cut and start over trying to make this one video. 😂

@EscapeElectricBikes ....ha ha ha...me too and 400+ videos later....I just let it roll. Better to be "natural and normal" than an "influencer." Meat and potatoes...to most... better than filet mignon....

Yes, he is a great guy.😊

Absolutely! I see it as if I were a customer. I would want to hear updates as well as see the progress of a bike I ordered. 😊

​@@EscapeElectricBikes...100%...same way I make my KZbin videos....the way i would want to be educated and informed about a product....Great job!

Thank you!

Thank you! We love the looks as well which is why we’ve been doing this same style frame for a few years now. We have always gotten a lot of great feedback on these frames and the build quality has always been impressive too. Thank you for your comment 😊

We have this build in our radar. We will definitely be doing some bikes with 3 inch wide tires in the near future.

We can do 3 inch wide tires if you are still interested. I confirmed with our manufacturer.

Thank you!😊

Spoke to our manufacturer, and 3 inch wide tires can be done

Yeah, I m one of those with big feet. Lol. We are going to stay away from shortening the distance from the front wheel and front of the frame. I am going to send the manufacturer Hellbenders to install with the new bikes as well as add a slimmer battery and bring the rear rack down just a tad

Thank you! It was a great pleasure talking to you as well. Give us a call anytime.😊

Thank you! We have one bike that we will be announcing in a few days called the Mountaineer. It will be a 60-volt, dual Hengtai motors, dual 40 amp controllers, etc. Also, on the pre-orders, we will make some changes for the better with all the bikes. The rear batteries will be a thinner battery, and the top rack above the battery will be straight towards the seat instead of curved upwards. Bigstone full programmable displays will be added as well.

@@EscapeElectricBikes I will keep a look out for it then. Cheers.