2023 Totguard 26" and 27.5" Ebike almost 3 month updates.

[@RolandoClark-nc1rt]

I just ordered the 27.5,should be here in a couple days, i had an ancheer 26er but it got stolen, hopefully this time it will stick around for awhile

[@MrNewsitall]

I believe you'll be extremely happy with it. For the money, I love it. Quality is solid, easy to ride, and easy to assemble. Good luck. Let me know how you like it

[@awfarms8525]

Do you or your son ever ride in the rain or snow? Any problems with that? I'm thinking of getting one to ride to work about 2 miles away but, its gonna be raining and snowing soon. Good video.

[@MrNewsitall]

Not by choice. My kids and I each have one of these ebikes. We have gotten caught out in the rain. So maybe 10-15 minutes while heading back home for cover in a down pour. No issues. Not sure if I would want to ride it in the rain constantly but it seems to be well built. Haven't had any issues besides 1 flat and it was really easy to repair. My son actually did it himself

[@La01781]

I have one, I’m 16 and those tires are extremely grippy even on wet roads, feels really natural and I’ve had mines for a whole 4.5k miles

[@williambray4134]

Not advisable. E-Bikes are generally water resistant. They're not waterproof.

[@williambray4134]

Not advisable. E-Bikes are generally water resistant. They're not waterproof.

[@RolandoClark-nc1rt]

I currently have the 27.5 totgaurd,I bought it last winter while working in N.dakota, n I've rode in snow,ice,sleet n freezing temperatures, it does ok in about 10 inches of snow..the bike is just solid as can b,I've done about 700$ in upgrades, im at 600 miles on the odometer now..only 4 flats but that's expected 😊

[@kmv9552]

Can you ride it just with throttle and no peddling? If so, how many miles?

[@MrNewsitall]

Yes you can on flat ground and up a slight hill. Only thing is you will use a lot of battery faster. If you ride in assist mode it is definitely fun and enjoyable. You can literally go anywhere without a worry. I went from not riding a bike to riding at least 10 miles a day. It's really addicting and fun. Get a workout but you can adjust the assist level as you ride when you encounter different terrain or hills as needed. I found I challenging myself to see how much further I can go and go down different streets and neighborhoods that I never did in my town that I've lived in for 30 years. The furthest trip, I've done was 18.5 miles in a few hours. My son has an ebike as well. It was a beautiful day out and we just rode and rode and rode. It was awesome. He was only 13 at the time as well and he enjoyed it. We actually drive through 3 towns on that trip.

[@kmv9552]

@@MrNewsitall Thanks for the info very helpful! I'm about to purchase one

[@larrysouthern5098]

Tough cheap...it work great for a poor boy...😊

[@MrNewsitall]

Been working great for us. We have 3 of them

[@MrNewsitall]

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