Chicago Lakefront on Manidae by Vanpowers - Virtual Bike Ride 4K

Take a virtual trip to the Chicago lakefront trail and enjoy the tour as I bike along the lakefront during an amazing sunrise on VanPowers Manidae Fat tire eBike.
Manidae Review:
Simply put, AMAZING experience riding on this bike, it is so FUN to ride. Here are the points I love about the bike:
- Super fast! This bike easily accelerates to 25 miles per hour and beyound
- Very smooth acceleration, I've experienced some ebikes with very jerky and fast acceleration. Manidae and all vanpowers eBikes have very plesane gradual acceleration
- Battery life is incredible, I have never ran out of battery
- Very stable, especially at faster speeds
- Very high quality components, top brands
- Very affordable price, some eBikes in this class are much more expansive
To summarize, anyone who tried my bike the first thing they say when they come back. This bike is so fun to ride!
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[@lorrainewilliams7896]

Wow. That bike you advertised looks extremely hard to ride. Even going at a super slow speed it looked like it was a struggle to steer. Several times i was afraid you were going to run into someone or go off the path into the water!

[@darekm101]

Actually the bike was easy to ride due to fat tires, it was the camera gimbal which kept swinging back and forth, but thank you for the feedback.

[@sunyoked]

sweet ride! How did you film this while riding? Did you use a helmet mount?

[@darekm101]

Thanks for your comment, not helmet as you cannot turn your head without ruining your footage and if you don't look around it's not safe. LOL I clamped an iPhone to the frame right behind the steering handle bar. Cannot mount on the handle bar either as you'll turn and ruin your footage. Frankly, I'm still working on best setup and making tweaks all the time, maybe I'll do a video on how I do these one of these days. Cheers!