Fastest Foldable Electric Bike, Vitilan i7

[@MikeZablo]

I’m thinking to get latest one 3.0 but it doesn’t come with bafang motor 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@pizzaking7878]

I have the version 1 of the i7 and still love it. I've put over 2200 miles on it in less than a year, and have only had to change the tires when they wore down. I upgraded to a 58T chain ring, rear suspension air shock, and put better peddles on it. The ride got more comfy, less ghost riding, and better grip.

[@christhevapeguy4412]

Bike looks nice love the wheels and the fact its 8 speed makes it that much better. Also like the white letter tires it gives it some style. Keep the videos coming jai cant wait to watch the next one.

[@mathieucorewyn]

Thanks for the good review 👌🏻👍🏻 Love the look of the bike, cool suspension, mag wheels and 8 gears win.

[@pensans1]

Is a good e bike but I only get 25 miles from a full charge. But hold on tight it moves!

[@LanceWhipple]

This is a really cool-looking e-bike for a foldable and the speed is impressive. Good range too, this is definitely one I could see myself using. Thanks for the unbiased opinion and review!

[@turbotonye-4124]

Lot of folding bike coming out. Anyway nice looking bike great power and speed for a folding bike. Another solid review Jai. Thank you.

[@davidswearingen9652]

Nice bike with some nice features, I don't care for the ugly cables sticking out front like that though. I think they could have cleaned that up some. thanks Jai for another great review.

[@Shelter93]

Boy , that looks a lot like the 386 in PC FL If so I live in the R's. Love your videos. I've been trying to decide between the engew engine pro 2.0 & vitilan i7. Which do you prefer? Thanks again.

[@Hazerz]

It is ;) for bang for buck, the i7 is faster and quicker

[@Shelter93]

@HazersElectric That's exactly What i'm looking for. I've been trying to figure out which ones faster. I've had to watch so many videos.lol Maybe I'll see you out , take it easy..

[@mikkosorja8423]

Engwe Engine Pro (2.0) and Vitilan i7 Pro (2.0) are basically the same bike. Main differences are that Engine Pro 2.0 has a torque sensor, but i7 Pro (and Pro 2.0) has air front shocks, so (in addition to preset adjustments) you can make the front suspension more suitable for your personal preference by adding air or releasing it. This is a thing that not many vloggers seem to mention. I am a big guy, weighing 250 pounds, so usually the front shocks on most bikes are way too soft for me (even at the hardest preset position), so it was an easy choice to pick up Vitilan. By using a fork pump (that costs about 30 dollars) I was/am able to apply the pressure of 120-140 psi (9,5 bar) to the front shocks, and now they work very well and the riding comfort is superb. I own a Vitilan i7 Pro, so it's the older model with 15A battery. 8-speed Shimano Altus derailleur, 180 mm Dyisland hydraulic brakes, rear turn signals. These new 2.0 models of both Engwe and Vitilan have 20A batteries. Nice video! Greetings from Finland!

[@Hazerz]

@mikkosorja8423 when I did the engine pro 2.0 I could not get the same speeds from that than I could the i7 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJDWY4R6lLabpsU also my i7 was not the pro and didnt have air suspension.

[@hardyharr1361]

They really should start to include a way to secure these folding bikes together. It’s been how many years? And we’ve seen two do this. Well, I’ve only seen two. It would cost them $100, probably less, to do this with magnets.

[@Puretea4711]

But its the old 1.0 or 2.0 or the new 3.0 ?

[@Hazerz]

It’s def not the 1.0, it’s the latest one

[@pensans1]

It's a 2.0. The 3.0 has an "intelligent" display.

[@chrislecouteur2360]

Love them nails lol ... just swap buttons over

[@cheryldemers6577]

Lovely nails, lol