Best AFFORDABLE Electric Bikes You Can Buy in 2023

[@EbikeSchool]

If you do happen to get one of these bikes, using one of these affiliate links is a free way to help support my channel! Thanks everyone! RadRunner 2: bit.ly/Rad-Runner-2 Lectric XP 3.0: bit.ly/Lectric-XP-3-0 Aventon Soltera.2: bit.ly/Aventon-Soltera-2 Ride1Up Roadster V2: bit.ly/Ride1Up-Roadster-V2-Gr... Velotric T1 ST: bit.ly/Velotric-Thunder-1-ST

[@bucknaykid5821]

Do you still have the panda mini car? And would you consider selling it? I need a golf cart style vehicle I can take down the side streets to CVS and the grocery store less than 1 mile from my home. I showed your video to an officer who lives on my street ad he said it would be fine for me. Hope you reply. Thank you

[@m3rdpwr]

Have you ever checked out there AIPAS e cargo bike? The dual battery is on sale plus a coupon brings it down to $1,600. Unfortunately, it does not have the rear seat accessories like LECTRIC.

[@ebperformance8436]

The cheapest route to go requires 3 skills…..being Mechanically inclined, good fabrication skills, and being very Knowledgeable in ebike Components. And for a extra bonus….Building you’re own is very fun, and you will know that bike like the back of your hand….No more having to take yours to a bike shop.

[@alanlovesheidi1]

Are you out of tel aviv, please say you got out ok and you are back home

[@alanlovesheidi1]

Hey are you still here I hope you are okay and wasn't in Tel Aviv, please write back

[@thecbc7658]

Lol I can't afford even the affordable option

[@m3rdpwr]

Lectric Lite is $800, I think.

[@swecreations]

Wish he would have included one of the decent $700-800 options.

[@m3rdpwr]

@@Another-Address not everyone can afford everything they want. I've seen Walmart sell e-bikes for $400 on sale. They most likely aren't as good or reliable as these other well-known brands.

[@apj341]

If I sold my 1996 Corolla wagon I could get a decent Lectric XP 😅

[@m3rdpwr]

@@apj341 that Corolla will last forever, the e-bike, not so much.

[@lisawr6826]

I went e-bike riding for the first time a month ago. I really enjoyed the experience. My friend rented me a Pedego bike for the day and there was a small learning curve, but I really had fun until the lady in front of me, in the group ride, stopped suddenly, and to keep from running into her, I hit the ground and the bike fell on me. It was at that moment that I really realized how heavy the Pedego bike was and I thought that was how all e-bikes were. After viewing your video, I learned a lot, especially about the weight of e-bikes. With this information, I can shop for an e-bike that I can handle and be able to lift on my own. I am 69 years old, (but I think I'm 29) and I still enjoy somewhat strenuous activity. Thank you for giving good informative information. I have friends much younger than myself who walk with canes, but again, I think you are as old as you think you are. Enjoy life - ride a bike!

[@JasonTaylor-po5xc]

If you just need a little extra help (class 1), many of the smaller battery options should be be sufficient. It's a nice balance between heavy, long-range e-bike and a normal bike. Even with my class 2 e-bike, I tend to only use the lowest assist level. It tends to overcome the weight difference nicely. Class 1 or 2 e-bikes stop assistance at 20mph, so that's about as fast as most folks ride them. Whereas, I can get my normal bike up to 40 mph if I really huff it.

[@workthrowaway8430]

I've been looking at becoming an e-bike dealer and have been definitely eyeing this market as I feel most dealers only focus on the loaded boomer/retired community 55+. These are great for general work commuters in the Gen X & Millennial space commuting less than 5 miles to work. Working at a hospital that is having parking problems too, going to start a program and hopefully sell them these ones and get more people off of the car dependency cycle!

[@spartankittygames]

As a potential customer dealers with great after purchase support really seals the deal for me

[@zaspirite]

if you can somehow get good sources and build brick and mortor stores that arent all expesive bikes only itd be greatly appreciated

[@X1GenKaneShiroX]

The battery capacity on all of these electric bikes is abysmal and quite disappointing. RadRunner 2 costs $1,499 and you get a 672-watt battery. Lectric XP 3.0 costs $999 and you get a 499.2 watt-hour battery. Aventon Soltera.2 costs $1,199 and you get a 345.6-watt battery. Ride1Up Roaster V2 costs $1,345 and you get a 252 watt battery. Velotric T1 ST costs $1,299 and you get a 352.8-watt battery. TotGuard electric bikes are probably slightly better than all five bikes mentioned in the video. If you want to spend RadRunner 2 type of money then you best purchase a Wildeway FW11S instead.

[@WaffleLauncher]

Thanks for the helpful tip!

[@X1GenKaneShiroX]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@WaffleLauncherA TotGuard electric bike costs $551 and you get a 480 watt-hour battery. A Wildeway FW11S costs $1,399 but can be as low as $999 and you get a 1,536 watt-hour battery.

[@gabiawan6744]

which Tot guard bike would you reccomend?

[@X1GenKaneShiroX]

@@gabiawan6744The 480Wh TotGuard bike going for $530 is what I’ll recommend.

[@DejanRDWAJ]

Bro lime bikes have 350watt and they are powerful enough to me. 250 little bit low on power but 350 is definitely enough

[@Doc1855]

I bought an eBike last year. It was used with only 70 miles on it. We live in the mountains and 5 miles from town. I can coast all the way into town, but coming home is up the mountain. We live far enough out of town that we have a PO Box in town and my dad’s pharmacy is also in town. 2 trips into town and back is a gallon of gas in my car, so it’s nice to have a bike with battery assist when needed, plus it’s great exercise for late spring, summer and late fall (until our 5-7 feet of snow hits our area). I can also put my bike in the bed of my pickup and drive into the city and ride on the “Loop Trail” (15 miles) on both sides of the Columbia River here in north central Washington state.

[@CloverMind]

I see in more recent videos Micah is addressing the market for lower priced ebikes. I would love to see more call-out to specific components that make these ebikes priced as they are. Additionally it would be great if Micah can address the upgradability of some of these components later on, if and when they start malfunctioning. (I.e. whether certain components can be fixed by user or requires a visit to bike shop or parts availability to general public etc.)

[@luxuriousforce]

E-bikes are like any other bike, all components are upgradable and can be done by the owner should they want to learn to do it. He called out the specific components that were noteworthy… torque sensor, hydraulic brakes etc

[@b10ceridb.25]

Hi, had been an e-bike user here in the Philippines since 2019. Really learned a lot from your channel. Been using it as my main means of transport, now as utility to bring grandkid to school and leisure. Loved your channel.

[@curbthepain]

Overpriced. So over priced its not even funny. If your first budget option is 3x the price of the Walmart option no one is going to take this seriously. Not your fault but the market itself is out of touch. We need 800-1k options. I refuse to spend an entire check on a bike. It's like regular cars costing 40-50k. No one is going to pay that. Get real.

[@philliptownsend2829]

Gotta get with the times man. $800 isn’t what it used to be . If the price of the cheapest option here is a whole check for you then you maybe should consider other income options rather than complaining.

[@zackp.6557]

​@@philliptownsend2829 and you think getting a new job and making more money to afford things is easy? The economy and systems that was there for older folks is not there anymore. I advise looking into this so you can see other people's realistic situations better.

[@kitten-whisperer]

​@zackp.6557 it's easy. If you want more money, just make more. If you're homeless, just live in a home. If you're hungry the just eat. Don't you know the solutions are that easy?

[@Stryford1]

I totally agree with what you said near the end. Also, it's a good list of affordable e-bikes, but the Lectric XP 3.0 is probably THE best value on this list. Folding portability, hydraulic brakes, 28 mph, great cargo capacity, decent battery size, and the cheapest on this list. I know the XP is a good seller, but I think it's still underrated. If I already don't own an e-bike the XP 3.0 would be on my short list.

[@stevendennis9417]

I just upgraded from an XP 2.0 to a Juiced Ripcurrent S ($1399 on sale) and it's a *MASSIVE* upgrade.

[@Talzoid]

I remember the days of just reading your bike reviews and detailing the events in the biking community on your blog. Thank you for expanding into more and more areas regarding electric vehicles (bikes, cars and the DIY scene)

[@seanmitchellevans]

Great list of bikes Micha. Always appreciate your genuine nature and good hearted energy. I always look forward to checking out your videos when they release. Keep doing great things!

[@jakereal3604]

Micah this is an awesome thing youre doing! You not only do great reviews but helping people out like things is very kind of you!! You get back what you give in life and I wish you much good health and success

[@_Turtle_420]

WHAT WORLD IS 1000 DOLLARS FOR A BIKE ACCEPTABLE AS "BUDGET" 😂

[@scottcalistri1868]

Transform your current bike ... still 500

[@vivekgovekar6342]

The world that invented electricity for use with the bike, also, early stages of development, things gradually get cheaper, as with any new invention, e-bikes included.

[@JasonTaylor-po5xc]

There are cheaper options but you often get what you pay for. There are tons of cheap crap on Amazon for half the cost or less. It is the same with normal bikes - there are the cheap heavy stuff at Walmart and then the expensive stuff at the local bike shop. These are more like “affordable” e-bikes that probably won’t cause a house fire charging them.

[@uzis4life]

Exactly when i decided to stop the video lol

[@Natrone410]

These are the cheaper options. You forget there are 1000 dollar bikes that dont come with a lithium battery or a 350w motor. As someone who built his own converted ebike I see why the prices differ. Its the parts quality​@uzis4life

[@Cowboys-bm4wh]

These bikes are still not affordable bikes for most people. Hopefully they come down in price so more of us could own one. I have been wanting a E bike for a long time so when I do decide it’s time to get one I think I would want to buy a kit and pick the bike I want. Thanks for sharing the video. 🙂

[@Mercstar]

Glad I stayed to the end, you standing behind your beliefs and speaking up in a video instead of playing it safe to keep the viewers, much respect! And I agree healthcare is a huge problem in America and shouldn't be, no matter what side of the isle you stand on.

[@E-bikeEnthusiast]

Shame he is out here deleting comments though.

[@BeeZiinLove]

I just moved to Austin, I’m in recovery trying to straighten my life up because I have a daughter. I’ve been struggling to get to and from work and I’m just trying to be the best man I can everyday. Really looking to get an e-bike soon but I can’t afford it right now because most of my money is spent on rent and my daughter. 🙁 maybe later In the future.

[@markkirvin]

I’m 63 yrs old and I’m very excited and looking forward to my first e-bike so that I can get active. Riding with my 8yr old son will be a joy. At the moment I don’t know how I’m going to afford it but if necessary I will go with the bottom of the basement until I can do better. Thanks for your video.

[@kenjohnson5498]

Me being disabled and can't peddle a lot one of these would be great for in town use

[@BigW81]

I've been looking into e bikes for almost a year now. I live in a beach community but just can't afford it. I appreciate your video, and it was very helpful and informative. Thanks for the info

[@RealDealDude]

Love your content. Very informative and well presented. Having one would make getting my son to work much easier. He walks.

[@riclevine5983]

I am SO WITH YOU on the plea for affordable health care in this country!!! Keep up the great work, Micah!!!

[@mikerat409]

Thanks for the quality info

[@johnpauldavie5246]

Thanks for what you're doing! plenty of people can't afford an ebike, but one will change their lives so much! Do we need to enter the draw after every video, or is the entry saved from the first time?

[@EbikeSchool]

Yes, as the pool is refreshed so people can enter for the bike that would fit their needs, or skip a week if the bike wouldn’t work for them.

[@BadManWithAMadPlan]

I have Rheumatoid arthritis and fibromyalgia but I stay active by delivering uber eats on my 2018 rad city power bike.

[@MrandMrsSmiths]

I've learned so much from you. It's so hard navigating all the features, models and pitfalls of purchasing an ebike. I've tried winning a bike every chance I can. Maybe one day!! 😂

[@iraklimgeladze5223]

I got my first e-bike and I am hooked.

[@bubbaberk2670]

My dad got a big wheel ebike now we have to get rid of it because the centre bar makes it hard for him to get on and off. He has fallen a couple of times as a result. He really needs a 3 wheel ebike that allows stepping across to to get on. I really enjoy seeing your videos and learning about ebikes. His 2nd bike will be a much better fit for an old person.

[@JasonTaylor-po5xc]

Sounds like he just needed a step-through model - which are common for cruisers. Trikes are very stable at low speed but don’t turn well going fast.

[@user-ci7iy3ge1t]

I purchased my E bike from temu 5 years ago and still runs good

[@sbukosky]

I bought two Lectric XP 3.0’s. No regrets.

[@harshbarj]

Not sure I'd call $1500 - $1000 bikes "cheap / low cost" To me cheap is going to be sub $1000 and likely sub $800. My last ebike cost me $700 and I just bought another for just under $500. For me so long as they last a year I'm happy. After 1 year of commuting I have saved more than I would have spent on mass transit. Meaning the bike has paid for itself. In general I put in a little over 7000KM a year commuting.

[@CarlosGonzalez-hg1xm]

Hi Micah, hope you and your loved ones are safe.

[@EbikeSchool]

Thank you, we’re trying to hang in there

[@elliotsen7229]

I’ve been wanting an e bike for a year now because I can’t afford to keep fuel in my moped, my family can’t afford to drive me places so I’ve been looking for an e bike for ages, I’m going to start saving up after watching this video, thanks man

[@Lastcallfam]

I really appreciate what you do I love your videos great information. Great reviews keep it up man🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@nthemperor]

Thanks. I like your videos. Just learned the difference between cadence and torque sensor, awesome! I have a request, Could you have a look at the Randride YS90 ( it's Randride Explorer in the U.S.)? Is it a high grade or low grade ebike? Thanks again.

[@middlesteven5477]

Another insightful video Micah. As e-bike prices continue to climb this info is much needed. Thanks.

[@toto6773]

Thanks for the thorough and easy to understand review!!

[@BobLHedd]

Thank you for helping Carlos.

[@MustahB]

Great content and commentary! I'm in a similar situation to Carlos G, so one way or another and for health and economic reasons, an ebike is something I need and need knowledge to get the most bang for the buck.

[@gildisc9759]

Hey Micah I know you said steer clear of the super super cheap ebikes that are between $300-700 but for alot of your subscribers even that is alot but is way more affordable. It would be a great idea if you can do a top 5 ebikes that are in that ultra low price range even if you bring up all of their shortcomings.. maybe suggest the 5 that have the LEAST shortcomings because yes you are right there aren't really any quality parts in most of those ultra low cost bikes...

[@seeyouontheriver]

Another one to add to the list is the Ride1Up LMT'D. It's a great all round bike with 27.5 x 2.4 tires, 750 watt motor, color display, torque sensor, hydraulic brakes, throttle and real 28 mph speed. It weighs only 53 lbs and sells for $1395.

[@kurisu7885]

One about trikes would be a good idea too. The XP Trike is still my top pick.

[@sbukosky]

I’d agree, but not until Lectric solves shipping damage and axle bearing failure.

[@luxuriousforce]

I believe there is a trike episode and that was Included

[@randomdude5938]

I’m sure you’ll get some flak for talking about healthcare so I figured I’d chime in and let you know there are many of us who agree 100% with you and appreciate you bringing it up, myself included.

[@orson347]

Excellent video and as an owner of a highly modified Velotric ST1 (in orange), I must say that it is my go-to bike for everyday use and just plain fun! I also have a Tern HSD S11, but it has been sitting idle for over a month. On my ST1, I changed the pedals, the stem, remounted the headlight, added a suspension seatpost (Suntour), a motion-detecting brake light to a Topeak rack, and Pirelli lower-pressure tires to soften the ride. The bike is a blast! Now, more importantly, I applaud your statement about health care. It never ceases to amaze me how our political system has been so corrupted by the money from lobbyists like the AMA and the insurance industry. It amazed me that the Affordable Care Act actually became law and yet every year Congress attempts to tear it apart. And don;t get me started on guns....thanks for your comments!

[@thomasmalone323]

11:48 am. You my friend are the best in this category of media info. Berry likable. Totally professional. And the real deal. As well as easy on the eyes. Voice is perfect.oh by the way I need a bike. Thank you for being you

[@EbikeSchool]

Wow, thank you! Thanks for being you, too!

[@bradahrensforcongress]

"Features" translates in my head as "expensive and useless stuff no one actually uses." I ride a 1956 Schwinn Corvette. ;) Features include it works.

[@buddhaalov3r]

I'm loving these videos. I'm just starting to bike again for the first time in almost 20 years. After my ankle surgery I can't get enough biking. Haven't driven all summer. Would love to get into an Ebike.

[@Uniden1100]

I enjoy your video's. I want to get one and you helped me narrow it down.

[@Ari-pw6nu]

What kind of grade can these bikes handle? Especially the orange one. My commute is only 3 miles but I travel through a big bowl. No greater than 15%.

[@markhamrick6554]

Great, informative reviews. Thank you!

[@douglasfuqua7082]

Nice bike(s). Not bad pricing & features !

[@pdxwildchildroberts5586]

🇺🇲here...Perfect timing.. retired n considering an affordable, laid back scoot around..but still play on my jetski when I have a need-for-speed..so I'm not dead yet, lol😂..love your vids💯...that $1000 boat one was a hoot👍..and your comment regarding our poor USA health care options here was soooo "spot on"..thx you for saying it out loud✅ ❤

[@EbikeSchool]

Glad you enjoyed the video! That boat has been a crowd pleasure, that's for sure! 🙂

[@iketheranter9126]

I think the reverse trikes are better for older riders. Affordable?? Uhh, sure, on a credit card maybe. I've enjoyed and learned a lot from this channel. 👍🤘✌👋🖖

[@AviatorGM]

I was given an older used Prodeco Phantom X ebike to help recover from a bad injury. The battery is bad and Prodeco is out of business. I want to rebuild it. I have a solder station and am good with soldering. (Have taken past electronics courses.) My battery cells are Lifepo4.. The flat cells. None look swollen. But, The battery is 15 yrs old. It works but bogs down real quick. Where's the best place to get those cells? Does your book cover this battery technology? I saw videos of you rebuilding using the cylindrical cells, but I'd rather use the original cells for fitment purposes. It's tight in the original battery box.

[@0oDaMange888]

With throttles always go a THUMB THROTTLE in 8 years of custom e-bikes I’ve never seen thumb throttles break and go full throttle. With full handgrip twist throttles I’ve seen 8 go full throttle and almost end up in bikes running away without rider( flipping over) and almost breaking shop windows etc. just thought I’d say something about twist throttles 👍🫶

[@Leonardokite]

Great review of affordable e-bikes Micah. Just wanted to let you know that apparently Colorado has an e-bike rebate program that would basically buy these bikes for many people that qualify. You might want to look into it and let your KZbin community know. Thanks for all you do.

[@Thetechgeek2100]

It's crazy how all of these bikes have gone down in price CONSIDERABLY since this video was posted.

[@lennyjay22GbgLALV]

Got the Aventon Soltera 2 and love it!! The black step over is sleek and awesome looking ! The torque sensor feels great! Great video :)

[@danriv66]

Thanks for all you do. You are providing useful thorough info. Moreover you have partnered with giants in the industry to help those stifled by cost to get a free bike. You make a positive difference in the status quo. You rock.

[@GTOtaguro]

Aloha ! I recently started subscribing to your channel. I like your content on ebikes and other topics of transportation. The ebikes are priced a little out of my price range so I'm waiting to see when the prices drop down a little - I'd like to use it to go on short errands around and just outside my neighborhood... maybe even a 5 mile trek to town if safe enough.

[@emekwi]

Electric bikes are the future expeciall the cheap one I clearly love the last velick T1

[@gregduhon5510]

Dude, I am so "in agreement" with you about health care in the United States.

[@jasonbuzzalini5174]

I’m probably too late to get into the entry but I’ve lost my job and home and really need an e-bike to get back to working and rebuild my life!

[@axeami1354]

something else to note, at this price point you really will get a superior product building your own ebike if you have the time. Not so much in the higher priced bracket but definitely in the sub 1000 area.

[@daymianhogue1634]

these bikes are all $1,000 - $1,500 area though.

[@tarekhallak1237]

Any idea which one would fit me best to run errands in a small town, commute to work (8 miles), and add a child seat in the back, and potentially a 2 seat child trailer in a year?

[@skylar1798]

the bike seat slapping 🤣

[@Xtrafix2015]

It’s nice to see you again and great demonstration of some amazing bikes I need something light because my back isn’t as young as my fat tire bike

[@Level_Up_Nation]

He kept smacking that seat 😅 I'm like stoop it!! 😂

[@MrMarkusmulder]

Thanks for the vidéo and stay safe ✌️.

[@russb37]

Enjoyed this video along with your ElectraTech spots. Keep these videos coming

[@VladTepes1984]

In cali and prices are so high sold the car and got scooter and also considering an ebike. What the best pedal assist with highest range?

[@GannDolph]

Micah you and your family are in our thoughts; praying for your safety in this terrible time..

[@user-qr5vb3vm6e]

The adventure 2 gets my vote. Hope I can trade my e -trike . I love it but want a bike for narrow trails.

[@OldCootProductReviews]

Can you do an updated video for e-bikes for heavy Riders, we're talking like 350 to 400 lb Riders? Please? I think it's a video that a lot of people out there want to see with what's New on the market. Maybe do a subcategory of E Mountain bikes for riders that are pushing 350 to 400 lb. Top 5 in each category, That would be awesome!

[@gregs.6989]

Great video. I appreciate your thorough explanation of the different ebike models . Keep it up!

[@ceciliavillalobos5044]

I'm watching these videos one after another I am saving to get one. I'm older living on low income, just working part time due to disability and this is all I need to survive with independence I have everth8ng in about a 20 mile range of home so with basket good charge I cab travel to work store dr. I just can't afford car insurance upkeep gas or a car period thanks you are at least helping me make great decisions keep the videos coming I be a pro when I get the dream bike of my own.

[@thedeadlyseal1343]

Thank you for making this video! I was trying to find an updated affordable ebike list!

[@johnmason455]

Another Great Video

[@wadsonmuchemwa1751]

I am from Zimbabwe and i enjoyed watching your videos and hopefully i will be able get money and purchase one as model in my country since i am a renewable energy entreprenuer.

[@thatguycalledaustin4206]

You missed the Jetson Bolt Pro. In my opinion the best budget e-bike. It’s super compact which is awesome for storage, it’s lovely for 1-2 hours of riding and best of all it’s quite affordable.

[@honuman39]

I recently bought the velowave spirit for $500. I've done my research on e bikes so I know that the price is far below where I can expect to get quality components and there are a few small (imo) issues with it: a couple scratches on the frame out of the box, the seat is uncomfortable and the bottom started to separate from the upper seat after two short rides (i was going to replace the saddle anyway) and the front wheel brake disc rubs against the caliper. I'll have a bike shop adjust that. The last issue is that the battery pack is integrated into the down tube and can't be removed. Velowave says it can be replaced if you ask them for a special order for a replacement pack but that I should have a bike shop do the actual replacement since it's a bit of a project. That said, I'm happy with the bike. It's very light at 38lbs with a 250w motor and a 3 level pas with a 7 gear set. Having a smaller 250w motor might be a concern for some but because it's a light weight bike it's effective. It's a lot of fun to ride and it doesn't overpower the manual biking experience which is what I was looking for. This is not the bike for someone who wants a scooter/motorcycle type experience. It's a great looking bike as well. It exceeded my expectations especially given the price.

[@farrider3217]

Sometimes the double kick stand is called a center stand

[@pascalbruyere7108]

It wound be good to review the real cheap bikes, like $300-$800. In particular, which ones are less likely to set your house on fire.

[@dracharya5037]

1300 is affordable??

[@yota_blaster5030]

I get that by comparison there are e-bikes that are thousands of dollars but for what you get from these I don’t see them fitting in the “budget” category. You can get a really good hard tail mtb for under $500 after mark up so it’s hard to sell me on the entry level units being over a grand

[@thomasbryant9002]

Quality e bikes and affordable health care are productive messages, thank you.

[@allywilkeforsenate]

Obama care is the redistribution of wealth.

[@DavidSmith-lp5tz]

We have both the Lectric (1st Ebike) and the Aventon. I like the Lectric for some single track and gravel and the Aventon for range on our greenway.

[@ucukaoma4551]

Please do a video for $2K to $5K ebike. Great video!!👏🏽 👏🏽

[@edinelsonramirez5656]

Walmart has many awesome ebikes for very low money. I bought an Ecotric Vector 26" for just $600. bucks ...and I love it! * There are less expensive models available as well!

[@DavidPat]

I have bought 3 KBO Breeze bikes so far cuz I love them 😊

[@CgKraig50]

I would love an e-bike to ride next to my daughter who has much more energy than I 😨

[@Bruhaha9]

If you have affiliate links to these bikes, you should address the exact way in which that is not affecting which bikes you’ve chosen to recommend. Unless I don’t understand this link stuff at all…

[@mikejf4377]

Nice video, glad you are helping people out.

[@tcdavis66]

Thanks for sharing , i really lean towards the Orange one

[@philebike]

Thank you for your Videos they were very helpful on the desion of which ebike I should buy for myself. It was a big purchase for me and I wanted to make the right one . I love my New Philodo AWD. Thanks again from me and Mr Phil 😂

[@dfgatorfan]

My Ariel Rider Rideal I got a few years ago is looking pretty good nowadays. 750w motor, 640wh, 6 gears, and a throttle for $850. I can see why they don't sell it anymore.

[@jimfielder]

Once again great review. Looking to get a Lectric XP3.0

[@sparkleon77]

Hi Micah. Just wondering how you and your family are doing. Keeping you in my thoughts.

[@browncoathomestead2080]

Great video lots of fun and Cool bikes, thanks for sharing.😎👍

[@bobbybecker80]

Nice to have five, but you only need one, the Lectric!