Aniioki review, and thoughts

[@geauxracerx]

3:02 if break is rubbing 1st loosen the caliber main bolts. Squeeze break lever so it self centers and while holding the lever in tighten the two main bolts again 2nd move all adjusters all the way in and squeeze break lever and adjust that screw in until you get the feel you want.

[@brightsideme]

@@geauxracerx I've been trying to Center that disc brake, I will definitely try that next time thank you

[@geauxracerx]

9:05 go into the settings and turn off the cruise control. Which when enabled will engage after throttle is held in same position for 5 seconds

[@brightsideme]

@@geauxracerx good to know! Thanks

[@William-y3d]

Glad u r riding. Got 800 miles on mine. Be careful with that front wheel hop. The tube came out of mine and wedged between the forks and popped. I keep a spare and sum tools now. Could a been low pressure. Excellent critique on the bike.

[@omarshirod5208]

Mine makes that same noise in the front 3:00

[@ScottTempler]

the A8 is 112 lbs the A9 is 142. the A9 has 26" tires and I have always felt looking at the A8 had small tires compared to other bikes

[@JustDoItPlus]

I love real users reviews

[@PashaSlavaUkraine]

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[@One-Time-Review]

Hello how many miles you got so far on the bike?

[@Ebike_Adventures]

I've noticed a lot of these dual suspension ebikes are not really good for terrain like this, they just don't have that plush suspension like a surron or talaria that you need for an off road trail like this. I have an Ariel rider grizzly and it also sucks going over terrains like this. This seems like a nice trail though.

[@geauxracerx]

Honestly even though they are marketed for off road; they absolutely are not designed for it. Way too heavy and way too little suspension travel. All the manufactures need to drop the knobbies and say road use only. It’s equivalent to taking a beach cruiser on a mountain bike trail

[@brightsideme]

@@Ebike_Adventures I was online checking for new suspension components.

[@Slow_PEV]

subbed. i wanna see how this goes ive heard good and bad but man it looks sweet in action

[@ScottTempler]

Take any companies claims with a grain of salt. I am a heavy person and I doubt I would get 100 miles on a single charge. still well under the max load though lmao

[@davidchou1675]

A lot of it is just common sense, though...for example, I have no experience mountain biking and even I know a big ol' hunk o' wheels like this ain't gonna ride nicely off-road...and ebike companies always post the disclaimer somewhere about range being subject to environmental conditions -- including first and foremost rider weight!!

[@JustDoItPlus]

Before you load your bike to the truck, remove the battery... it makes it 2 times lighter lol

[@brightsideme]

@@JustDoItPlus I forgot the key at home so I couldn't remove the battery

[@0WLeYe]

That bike is no good for off road trails. It’s more for street.

[@joehiatt1992]

Uhh if u get good range why not ride the bike there

[@stevejudd4615]

take the battery out first.

[@0WLeYe]

Who or what’s poopin on those trails? 😂

[@brightsideme]

@@0WLeYe wild donkeys 😂

[@PashaSlavaUkraine]

Diddler?

[@0WLeYe]

@@brightsideme 😂

[@0WLeYe]

@@brightsideme😂

[@0WLeYe]

@@PashaSlavaUkraine😂

[@stevejudd4615]

buyer beware! I have four of these bikes or should I say I am stuck with four of these bikes. My fault, I purchased all of them way too close together. Have had nothing but issues. I received my dual motor promax 8 months ago and still can’t get it right. They sent me parts trying to fix it. They sent me a controller that slowed my bike down from a 45 mph bike to a 38 mph bike. Then they tell me my speed is fine. After two months of fighting with them. They finally just sent me another controller, I haven’t even had time to install it yet to see if it works. This will be the third controller. I’ve had to replace in this bike that did not work. ( NOW MY SHOCK WONT HOLD AIR ) I tried replacing the core valve. Put soapy water on the whole top of the shocking valve stem. No leaks there. I have to loosen and move the handlebars and re-fill it every time I go riding. I have walked out twice in my garage to find my expensive bike laying on the concrete because the forks went empty. They tell me that’s OK. You have to put air in them periodically. Lol Not to mention all the other issues I had with the single motorbikes. if you don’t have a lot of tools and willing to work on these bikes. Stay away from them. I am not just speaking for me and my four bikes but also a lot of people I know on Facebook. It’s just a fact. if you look at all of their reviews on their site and Amazon, including mine. Most of the reviews are with the bike being brand new. I could go on and on with proof and pictures. But all I can say to everybody is if you have not purchased one yet, stay away from Aniioki.

[@0WLeYe]

Stay away from trails bro especially dirt and rocky trails

[@jlopes68]

check your spelling