Brompton Electric full power range test

[@johnedwards1685]

Devastating Christmas jumper? Well, madness not to really!

[@brilliantbikes]

Ah my Christmas jumper fun! It’s a great bike, thanks for watching

[@andythousand345]

Love your fun, informative and down to earth videos. Don’t stop making them.

[@brilliantbikes]

Thanks for watching again Kind comments like yours make them even more fun and worthwhile to to make

[@amandaleigh3852]

A BRILLIANT road test with a spot of Festive Frivolity and some splendid shots of the seasonal Surrey pop-up lakes! Outstanding Christmas jumper too - the Electric is getting harder to resist..!

[@brilliantbikes]

Thank you for watching and for your kind words We agree that it’s hard to resist - we were sceptical at first - hence the test rides Feel free to join us even if it’s just to satisfy your curiosity

[@richardwalker8398]

I really like your videos! They make me smile 😊… and make me want an electric Brompton!

[@brilliantbikes]

Many thanks! And thank you for watching! They are great fun!

[@ObstreperousAntipodean]

That jumper!! National treasure! I expect to see a team in the Tour de France wearing it.

[@LookatBowen]

Nice video again. Love the Christmas look. I regularly use my electric Brompton on forest paths and to date, it has been awesome, not quite a MTB but it is certainly doable. One has to have confidence though going down a gravel path in the forest, and a lot of faith the handle bars don't snap.

[@brilliantbikes]

Many thanks for watching and the comment. We did have some Christmas fun 🤩

[@alanhunter2051]

A brilliant real world review on the battery. Your stats of power and non are very interesting as it shows that the motor basically gives a extra 50% assistance.

[@effyleven]

That is one serious sweater dress. Merry Christmas!

[@brilliantbikes]

Thanks for watching What else could one wear for dropping off a Christmas parcel 🎁

[@bawbee27]

Honeysuckle Bottom might be the most English place I've ever heard of 😂😂

[@brilliantbikes]

😂. Yes! Thanks for watching!

[@bobrose7900]

Forget the bike. I want that jumper... and those legs! Electric Brompton should be really good off road-2 wheel drive of course! Great video! and made me laugh... as always!

[@alpinab14]

aww look at you with your xmas jumper and little bobble hat thing , adorable , nice vid again thanks

[@brilliantbikes]

Thank you so much for watching Thanks too for the kind comment

[@alpinab14]

@@brilliantbikes your more than welcome , when it comes next year to try and hunt down a h6l in dark lacquer im going to give you guys a shout 1st but in the mean time, have a good xmas x

[@johnnymac8680]

Love the Santa hat on your helmet. Riding on a lot of wet slippery leaves made me wince a little. Great videos. Merry xmas!

[@brilliantbikes]

Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment Sometimes mountain bike skills come in handy It was either the leaves or swimming - and we didn’t want to drown the Brompton Happy Christmas

[@davidburgess5419]

Watching Little Red Riding Hood cycling through the forest around 2.26, I was frightened that you were going to meet up with the Big Bad Wolf. . . . . . Again, a very Merry Christmas.

[@brilliantbikes]

Thanks for watching Now, there's a great idea for a video around halloween

[@Alan2Bordeaux]

Barking! Happy Christmas !

[@brilliantbikes]

Thank you for watching We’re glad (hope) you enjoyed watching as much as we did making it Happy Christmas 🎄

[@b.griffin317]

The santa hat on the helmet is....Brilliant. 👍

[@brilliantbikes]

I forgot about that, Christmas deliveries I think! Thanks for watching!

[@buleminangmuarolabuah]

Enjoy the ride with your bike my friend.

[@brilliantbikes]

Thank you for watching Bike ride = enjoyment 😀

[@ez1.global186]

Nice, informative video that is fun to watch. Thx for sharing!!

[@brilliantbikes]

Thank you for watching It was fun to make too :-)

[@cirodirosa6752]

Quite a muddy outing! I hope the post bike wash was electric assisted. 😀

[@brilliantbikes]

Thanks for watching Luckily the puddles later in the ride washed off a lot of the mud ;-)

[@jonathanleach3914]

Well done. Very informative films. Merry Christmas.

[@brilliantbikes]

Thank you for watching Happy Christmas 🎄 back to you too 🎁

[@ZzulfadliNasir]

More about this electric brompton please

[@brilliantbikes]

More coming very soon - we promise

[@dronespace]

Great video ❤️

[@brilliantbikes]

Thank you! And thank you for watching

[@EarlEBird-fz6yr]

Great video! I have been thinking of buying the electric Bromton as commuting to and from work in Manchester on overcrowded and unreliable Northern rail trains has become more than I can bear (Northern England has a really dreadful rail network!). My journey to work is about 8.5 miles and I can cut out most of the main arterial roads which is even better. Thanks for sharing your video!

[@marcellovacca3155]

... it's nice to see that you're not too serious in the real life 🙂

[@brilliantbikes]

Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment Life’s too short to be too serious - enjoy it

[@shaunkong62]

Also does manual peddling increase the battery, because in some bikes, it is similar to charging while riding.. Is this possible on a Brompton ? Can the expert please share some knowledge on this issue?

[@brilliantbikes]

Thanks for watching - and the comments / question Pedalling does increase the battery life - because the battery doesn't have to work so hard But it isn't like a car where power is put back into the battery (regenerative braking for example) - the battery s charged from the mains and power is used to assist your when riding

[@Yrksman]

Loved it!

[@shaunkong62]

The Brompton electric makes a big difference especially when you have to climb a hill. The most important thing is that using the battery does not mean that you run out of power so quickly that you have to add stretches where you cannot afford to use electricity any more. If this is the case, the manufacturer should add a larger battery. Just wandering since battery power is changeable, would the same journey be improved if you carried another spare battery..Or, at no time was it ever necessary to change or load another battery because you had used too much power going up the mountain..and your trip was cut short because you had to stop battery altogether. I think the answer is that the present size of battery is more than adequate for a trip 80km long and you are fully or 80% charged...ie the smallish existing battery is enough for a trip 100km..without ever becoming short...If I don't have to plan too much in advance, if this existing battery is more than adequate for a 100km journey.. there is definitely "room to spare" in that small battery design of Brompton... There are so many other electric bikes where the electricity is so plentiful, you don't need to charge every night or worry that somehow, it will not last a day of full journey. Abit like the mobile phones from before Apple provided A14 chip or wireless charging, you had to rationalize your whole day, just in case your phone is now suddenly dead....So much more thinking is required...Let's say you are on a Hamiway, then you won't ever need to rationalize so much on the same trip.

[@germanpadilla4570]

Hi! I live in Tenerife, Canary Island. I would like to know if you recommend 6 speed whith electrical assistance to ride in a mountain roads (between than 6-10% trend). Also, if it's very hard pedal or ride without battery? Do you think is possible to travel with a battery by plane? Definetivelly, I falling in love with Brompton bike. Thanks for your usefull information about brompton bikes and your amusing videos. Cheers.

[@charles0414]

Why you want to buy an electric bike when you live on a small island and you can't take the bike with you when you travel by plane?

[@gsansoucie]

Interesting, is the word “Satus” a British thing?

[@justsayalhamdulillaah9720]

WEEEEEEE lol