eBike for RV Traveling | Invanti Tide2 ebike

[@NunYabidness-e1j]

I got this this morning having owned a Emmo Urban T2 that motor noise to me sounds like tire rub and was concerning to me sounds like its the normal noise from the motor since its on yours as well... thats what i had a concern about and now thats gone thanks 👍👍 End of Transit and Cab fares wait times etc and a return to freedom i have missed for almost two months now

[@kijijipro6725]

Isn't it rated for up to 72KM? I know that's on PA 1 and weight as well as route type will bring that down. But it still should give pretty decent range. Also you can get a second battery and it can be a larger battery. For the price, I wouldn't hold it against this bike.

[@NunYabidness-e1j]

72km which is a lot more than 75m its not easy to set up due to crap instructions, but you'll need to take the handle bar apart to set it the first time... Otherwise get almost 20km/h in 2nd Pa mode and seems about the same in 3rdPA power mode makes noise

[@321Hugoboss]

Nice bike! I’m planning to purchase one from Amazon, but I can’t seem to find the company’s website. Does anyone have a link to share? Thanks!

[@senthil20201]

Thank you for a good and informative video. I am planning to buy this bike and attach a child safety seat to it. Could you please let me know which rear child safety seat would be compatible with this bike?

[@OmniWrench8000]

Did you do anything to help it reach 25mph? I recently received the same bike and even the ad said it could go up to 25mph but can't find the setting

[@StevefromOhio1972]

That's a nice bike if you don't need a long range bike. There are ebikes with similar frames and wheel size, under different names, that offer 30 and 32 ah 48v batteries for long range usage. I am sure the larger battery bikes also come with a larger price tag. The Invanti Tide 2 would be perfect for quick trips across town or to and from the local grocery store. It's also a nice touch that it looks like the cables run in through the frame.

[@WillieGary-vx3ge]

I have the same bike but having problems finding parts for bike can you point me in the right direction for parts

[@GarysE-BikeAdventures]

It’s a fold it and move it bike for short trips or a campground store bike. But it looks decent

[@Maxfjejsbxjifbdbfjf]

Can someone please tell me, is it a slow start? VERY IMPORTANT

[@road-dawg8822]

Not at all.

[@KevinSnide-dn3dr]

We just purchased this invanti due mostly to price and weight of bike. Didn’t want to break bank and have too heavy a bike. The farthest we bike ride is 11 miles or less, so we think this should do us just fine. I didn’t notice though, but can you just pedal without using the motor?

[@kijijipro6725]

Yes, you should be able to, considering it has shifters and 7 gears. Might not be super fast as it still weighs 60 pounds. Weight is probably the biggest weakness of this bike. 40 pounds would be perfect imo. I just got this off Amazon for a good price. Will probably get a second battery for it.

[@KevinSnide-dn3dr]

@@kijijipro6725 The weight is still lighter than a lot of higher priced e-bikes that I have researched. Definitely don’t want it any heavier. Overall it’s not a bad bike. A bike from the same company a 5th wheel thunder2, I got this one for wife due to a bit smaller in size and lighter weight. The max load is a bit low for me but this bike is priced under $500 right now and it’s a smooth bike all around, very impressed.

[@kamakuro2]

The max you can get full motor is about 19-20 miles 🙏

[@antoinettewilliamslee1079]

You can ride it like a regular bike, if you don't power it on and you ride it. So, yes, you can. My ride has a no pas option on my screen, so I can still use my lights, if I need them. That may be an option for you too.

[@IMBruceECLECTIC]

Camp rv bike...nice