What is the most affordable belt drive cargo bike?

Always opt for a chain anyway for the ease of changing gear ratios but understand most people dont.

Nice...Where are these made?

Thanks for posting this video. I have the HD 1UP rack and the Letric 3.0. My fix to the rear fender was to trim off 4-5" of material & move the fender bracket to sit a bit higher so the bent arm can securely stabilize the rear tire.

Great video. So do you think the belt drive is really worth getting on this small bike?

Hi I am in the UK and am interested in the trike plus 1 for electric bikes . Do you have a uk outlet? Mel Wallman East London

I really want the black, but I don't think I want a belt drive. I never have issues with my chains. The belt will be expensive to swap when or if it breaks. a chain isn't that much of an issue.. sucks I can't get black with a chain now.

Where is the torque sensor located on this bike? What type of torque sensor is it?

Ride1Up is definitely the winner IMO

@EbikeEscape hey when bleeding the brakes do we only need to do 1 of the leavers for the whole system or will this prosses need to be done on both hand brakes? sorry I'm new to this thank you

Weighing this one very seriously, Ryan. I was considering the Portola, however ... I have an XPTrike, but it is so cumbersome for little trips around this small town full of potholes. If I do pull the trigger, one the bright side, I have both tow bars for the pup cart. They sent the one for a two-wheeler, then sent a freebie for the Trike configuration. I really do like the looks and features on this one. Trust you guys and your reviews and advice!

Just bought one the other day I have to adjust the back airshock the ride has been a little stiff once I adjust that I’m sure it’ll be one smooth ride, but I love it. I also purchased saddlebags so I can carry a beverage of my choice

If the battery blows does it have a compression hole?

Ride1up is a very dishonest and corrupt company to buy from if you don't live in the US . I bought one their bikes on-line , since I live in Canada they charged me $100 US for shipping outside of the US. They said in their written policies that there may be extra custom duties and taxes, which I accepted and understood at the time of the purchase. After a week of getting the bike I got a billing an invoice from Fedex for $260 CAD, shocked to say the least. On the invoice it stated that they (Fedex) picked up the bike directly from their (Ride1up) warehouse in Salt Lake City UT. in the States I called Ride1up to ask why was I charged $!00 US ($135 CAD) when none of that money went toward the shipping cost, not a penny ? They just made the excuse thats what they do for purchase buyers outside of the US. No straight forward answer or explanation to the reason why. So they will not charge buyers for shipping costs and pay completely if you live in the US. direct from their warehouse. While I was talking to the support staff, I asked why didn't that $100 US go toward the shipping cost that I was charged ?, he couldn't come up with a honest explanation. So in total for shipping, taxes and duties fees, I had to pay $395 CAD for a bike that cost $1,100 US . What a dishonest corrupt company . The commercial crime investigators should look into this company to their practices because they're charging people $100 US for nothing and pocketing it illegally.

Perfect timing, my cafe cruiser just developed this issue, really appreciate the video!

Great review! I have a belt drive bike but it was way more expensive than this one. I have to say if you hate getting grease on your hands, the noise of a chain, the constant adjustments, the worry of rust and the cost of replacement it’s an absolute no brainer! I have not made an adjustment on my belt drive bike in over 3500 miles and getting a belt drive for only $100 at this price point is a real bargain.

The Engwe L20 2.0 is another great option at same price with a step thru frame.

Thanks for covering the difference between the two frames. It looked like the handlebars were different on the site but it didn't say it anywhere that I could find.

Cool. Thank you

Thoughts on how soon I need to get the spokes adjusted?

I just ordered this Friday for my first ever e-bike and I’ll be getting it in late July but this video was very detailed I’m trying to learn everything I need too before I get it

The most important thing I was looking for in a folding bike is the weight and then the price. My current folding e-bike (3.0) is just too heavy for this 65 year old woman to lift. This lighter weight bike will allow me to keep it stored in my TT and easy for me to lift it out when I get to the camp grounds😊

I’m looking for a folding bike that can pull a burley or has a passenger seat for a 4-7 year old. Great review but missed on the key to these vs others for parents

I wouldn't recommend this bike. They advertise it as a 750w motor. But the motor on the bike is only a 500w.

I had a question about the P22 setting at 13:09: when you set the value to "2", the PAS level stays the same as at value 0, but the speed limit goes up to 20mph. Does that mean that if you're on PAS 1 or PAS 2, if you pedal faster, you can get up to 20mph but it uses the same amount of amps? Does this mean it's kind of mimicking a torque sensor, in that the more I pedal, the faster I can go? How does that feel when compared to a torque sensor? Thanks!

Should I get Heybike brawn or the ride one up rift?

I’m either going to get the Heybike brawn or the ride1up rift, what you think?

Thanks!

9:50 I’m not a fan of the cable routing.

geezus... @2:03 then I didn't even watch, just thumbs down and moved on.

Who makes the battery cells ? Samsung ?? I've had bad luck with no name battery cells... ( edit- i just called tech support--they do not know )

Super ideal bike for me, a pensioner wanting occasional spins. Can you send it to Vienna, Austria?

Are you interested to test our ebike>?

i've had mine for a few months and commute about 35miles round trip everyday for work. i've never owned another e-bike but did extensive research before purchasing one and i've been 100% satisfied with the kepler 🤙

Great review. Just got mine. Both batteries are 678wh instead of advertised 720wh. Bummed out.

I know its wausau when i see it. Lol

The belt drive plus the pinion gear concept: I hope to see that develop into taller wheel models integrated with a rear hub drive. 'Dual Adventure E-bikes w/o the 4.0" wheel concept; (installing a narrower wheel, but will be adaptable for all road and all terrain bike riding.). As a woman who began biking at the age of 2...my build concepts are much better than what is presently on the US market.

Glad Lectric now allows max throttle regardless of pedal assist level for those who like it that way.

Someone know what should be the PSI on the tires

If they should make a video how to take off the back Rem.

It would be nice if they changed the lights on the back of the bike. Or you could change the color and blank. On the back of the bike. Backlight

I just ordered that today.

I'm hoping the belt drive makes it to the 3.0

Surprised you don’t mention if the bikes use cadence or torque drive sensor.

Wait, what? 47 pounds? I have had some serious cargo racks in the past yet they weighed only a few pounds. Oh my goodness. This must be a joke of some sort.

I’m in Wisconsin can you sell me one today

So happy for the Electric Bike Co being rated and included. I decided on that one. Many customizable options! You can even get a seat with a back rest and smaller 24 inch wheels for short riders. Colors as you want so much fun to design on their website. Plus maybe they escape tariffs on imports as they are in SF

That motor sure is noisy

I would like to see a shorter person on this bike and see if the handlebars could tilt. That is my only reservation. I don’t know if I could ride comfortably because of my arm length

Would you know if the long range battery from the xp 3.0 is the same as the one in the xp light long range?