eBike Motor Test - Giant Syndrive Pro 80NM - Which Is Fastest Uphill? - Giant Trance E+ 2021

[@NomadFM]

Max power at start? What a champion.

[@Winston-hw8wb]

My Trance 2019 e1 sync/pro is pushing like a train.. Never had a problem! A trully workhorse, 💪💪

[@danieltosic6213]

I Have giant liv vall e plis 2018 80nm very crazy power 🫠

[@lancealbon46]

What drone were you using to follow the bike through the trees?

[@igypop.]

I wonder how many riders would manage this hill without assist? To me 2 most important aspects on e-bike are reliability and power-delivery/km-per-Watt.

[@joanchaler9142]

Which engine consumes more the giant or the bosch cx?

[@evmechanic]

That's an interesting rear fender you got on the bike. Can I know where can I get it?

[@EpiceBikes]

That bike was loaned to us for the day so we do not know where the fender is from.

[@thetruth5791]

WHO is best Yamaha sincrone drive 80nm vsBOSH performence 80,85nm wich motor is strongest BEST

[@thetruth5791]

Tryed bouth,and Yamaha is The best

[@thetruth5791]

In pure power

[@UnimpressedAussie]

LOL, so my EP8 fitted merida which I love to death, is the worst motor I could have gotten. Awesome hahhaa.. shit.

[@skytracker1568]

Don’t buy this system. It is manufactured by Yamaha and they suck if you have a problem as parts are not easily available. Only buy an ebike with the Bosch system as they have stepped up and made parts available through normal distribution channels.

[@harri4208]

you really should test the chinese motors. you will be surprised.

[@EpiceBikes]

We have a number of bafang Motor's lined up for future tests and a DIY Mid drive converted bike aswell.

[@hypersailor]

Thanks for doing this. For some of us, riding ski resorts @7 to 9,000 going up for 4 miles used to be a challenge. My Trance E 29er 3 is astonishing in that you flow with the cadence, it's 52lbs so you won't be boosting in High 5 mode except for very short sprints. Averaging 17-24 miles, 50% battery left is shocking, you're gonna need a bigger lunch. 20+miles in the mountains is a long way, but you end up discovering new trails. I never 'wet' my battery nor motor, 944 miles in, all I need is a new chain, rear tire. Diety flats help push the bike, and as you found out, cadence is key, just be consistent in pedaling, work the dropper post mostly. This link is the Park City, UT area: map.mountaintrails.org/