First Ride On An E MTB -Eskute Voyager

[@alybroom]

Love your videos. Thank you for doing what you do. Your choice of music on these is superb. Really compliments the stunning visuals.

[@rocker-barrel4786]

Definantly

[@evildeed90s]

i ridded my eskute to work today its 5 miles didnt even break a sweat oddly satisfying wizzing past other cyclist they are pushing hard and im flying past them chilling lol

[@dukekaboom4105]

Great video Leonard, thank you. As someone who regularly mixes road and off road cycling my own experience is that I am more relaxed cycling off road and I enjoy stopping and taking in the nature all around me, just last night I stopped in the woods and watched a tree creeper for about 5 minutes whereas I would never have seen it on my road bike. My guess is that in the winter months when the roads are icy and slushy you won’t be on the turbo you’ll be out on the mtb. Thanks again.

[@leftywedge]

"Leonardo Power". What a great quote! :-)

[@jollygoodvelo]

Glad you like it!

[@smefour]

Hi Leo, with MTBing keep your upper body supple and loose, it's a common issue for beginners to stiffen up shoulders and arms getting sore and tried in the process, also when the trail gets rough, take your bum off the seat and stand on your pedals level to the ground keeping your knees supple, well done on your first ride

[@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834]

Indeed

[@rjphotos]

eBikes are a game changer in so many ways. My partner just got one and we were able to take 30 minutes off a regular hilly 28km ride we do. I didn't have to keep stopping, in fact quite the opposite. I was getting dropped on all the hills 🙂

[@dominicwalker9947]

My neighbor picked up a radrod cargo bike with an electric motor. He loves it. He just ticked 1400 miles with no problems. As well he can keep up with me on my Surly Midnight Special. Keep up the great content Leonard.

[@B0BB0Y45]

Great video and most helpful comments, it has help to make my mind up on Eskute E-MTB’s and hope to get the new Netuno model when it’s out in April.

[@jollygoodvelo]

I’ve been riding this bike quite a lot recently and I am starting to like it more and more but yes. The new Netuni looks good too. If you do buy a bike from Eskute don’t forget to use the discount voucher in the description of this vlog.

[@Oldmamil]

Thanks for the video. My experience with e-bikes is they can get you riding on days when you probably wouldn't go out on a road bike and and e-mtbs are great for going places you wouldby go on a road bike.

[@randystevens2710]

I just ordered mine, I have a wayfarer coming, I hope it will help me get out and about, we have some beautiful trails here in Italy

[@rocker-barrel4786]

I agree

[@GNiessen]

E-bikes are good at letting you get out an do things while avoiding over stressing the heart. I always feel like I got a good workout.

[@whazzat8015]

Built for comfort, not for speed.

[@jollygoodvelo]

You can make as hard or as easy as you like.

[@glennoc8585]

A peacock on cue. Lovely day Leonard.

[@jimmyjohnstone7258]

I have just converted a mtn bike to Ebike. By riding to HR levels, I get the benefit of rising as hard or easy as I want. It means I can go further, explore more trails and stay out longer with fitter pals.

[@ARGINH]

I have barely ridden my road bike ever since I acquired a Scott Spark MTB 2 months ago. Mountain biking is good fun.

[@jollygoodvelo]

So far I am enjoying it.

[@ARGINH]

@@davidferry8455 agreed. Here’s mine with some recent upgrades. imgur.com/a/BlzFS9C

[@wallacedavidg]

I rode my full sus MTB for a whole year with the suspension locked out. I very helpful MTB instructor showed me all the features and set up the SAG (suspension pre-load). It was like getting a whole new bike. Talk about a noob! You got the kit right, everything loose.

[@harewoodm]

I am so pumped that you got an ebike. You got it the same day I started to inquire about one at my local shop. Love the videos. I may even have to get some of your gear.

[@boohaka]

Glad you enjoyed it! I love my Ridgeback Arcus which I got back in September. I’m a similar age and the bike really gives me a good workout and yet extends my range a lot more than a non electric bike. I hope you have more fun with it!

[@davidhodgson7764]

When I went from road bike to mtb, I was amazed at how much concentration was required, and how easily rocks and roots can stop your momentum. I love both disciplines for very different reasons.

[@jollygoodvelo]

Yep, completely understand that. Took all of my wits to navigate the easy sections and I fell off in the tricky one.

[@davidhodgson7764]

@@jollygoodvelo and during the off-road bits, I bet you hardly had time to look at your garmin or wahoo.

[@jollygoodvelo]

@@davidhodgson7764 Exactly.

[@jeffheck5559]

I love my Trek Domane but my old Trek FX 7.2{cracked frame} and the new FX4 straight bar bike bring back the joy that is cycling, at least on short rides. The Domane on a long ride is poetry in motion. Keep on trukin' Leonard...

[@threefeetpete2010]

Glad you enjoyed your ride, you were 100% with the combat shorts 👍😂 Where you turned off road at 6.20 in, if you turn right there into Hinton manor lane, about 100 metres up is a bridleway that leads all the way to denmead off-road almost all the way, it's a stunning lane you could add to that circuit for next time, as for finding trails to ride I use the cycle streets app, it shows all the bridleways and is completely free, it's considerably better than Google maps for trail finding, have fun out there and hopefully I'll see you on the trails

[@A_AAA232]

nice one...i'll have to look out for that bridleway too :) cheers

[@alancox7572]

Nice one Leonard, as a keen E Mountain biker I've found the uphill as much fun as down hill. As far as the "cheating" with a motor you cant cheat at having fun, it's all about the miles and smiles 👍

[@jollygoodvelo]

Great way of looking at it.

[@rocker-barrel4786]

Love it!

[@doctorpc4x4]

the good thing about ebikes is that you can ride a lot further so you still get the same amount of exercise. My wife has an ebike Pedal assist for our off road cycleways and I calculated that she is getting 78% of the exercise that she would riding a standard bike. Padded kit under your cargo shorts is the go. Unlock the fork for the bumpy stuff and lock it for the hill climbs. Her bike weights 23Kgs so if no battery she knows about it

[@TheMeesterNoob]

Fantastic video sir, i also have made the switch to emtb and bought myself a Giant Fathom E3+ 29ER, just waiting on delivery 👍🏻

[@jollygoodvelo]

You’ll love it.

[@mullrump2]

Good man Leonard!!!! Ride ALL the bikes!!!...Leonardo Power!! you crack me up!

[@jollygoodvelo]

I try!

[@markfeldman6509]

Great first ride and video. Ride it in the highest gear and lowest assist level and you will get a great workout! Cargo pants....nope.....riding those humps, bumps, rocks and roots requires the padded kit to protect your stuff!

[@WheelersAtLarge]

Sick dude... Bet you're stoked on that, those trails looked well gnarly 😂😂 Nice one Leonard 👍well done.

[@landylaw]

🤣

[@markriley5289]

Try Komoot to find new trails and tracks, I've found it mostly very good. You can start the Route Planner and set the type to Mountain Bike. If you have a Strava subscription, then the heat maps are a really good way to find what are usually the better trails.

[@trufflemonster5399]

Hey Leonard out of curiosity when companies send you things to test do you generally get to keep them or do you have to send them back once you’ve tested them?

[@jollygoodvelo]

I get to keep them.

[@trufflemonster5399]

@@jollygoodvelo that’s awesome. Well done.

[@1carusjohn32]

Not sure if that is an air shock, but you should adjust the pressure based on your weight. There may be something on it that you can turn to stiffen it up a bit. Generally the gear on those bikes are not great for proper mtb, but for gravel and canal paths just fine. If that is the terrain you will be on , and tarmac, consider swapping the knobblies for more of a commuter trail tyre and your rolling resistance will be considerably less..... look at Schwalbe Marathon plus or similar.... very good puncture resistance etc!

[@whazzat8015]

Will send you pony tail with accessory man bun to go with the cargo shorts. Decent looking generic 1200$ bike 10ah / 250w Bafang Heavy, with BS spring fork. at 25 kg, must be fun to pedal, I bet you can feel the difference. listed as 48v bat on 36v motor/controller?! Impressive voltage sag, 250w on 27.5"is working the battery hard.

[@jollygoodvelo]

Ha!

[@A_AAA232]

thats the spirit Leonard, use the eMTB to discover all those local lanes/bridleways and paths that you would never go to before - Enjoy just being more chilled out on the eMTB rides and then go back to smashing out the Kms on the road bike when you feel the need - just ride for fun from time to time - your emtb looks like a great value bike to get you started on the off-road adventures :)

[@jollygoodvelo]

It’s all about the fun! I’ll email you about meeting up sometime this week.

[@A_AAA232]

@@jollygoodvelo haha it is all about the fun for sure.....welcome to the dark side, its great - not dark at all just full of folk that are smiling and having fun on their bikes! sufferfest for another day :)

[@terrymackenzie6784]

Cargo shorts? I’m a road and EMTB rider (and a similar shape to you) I just wear a baggy t-shirt over my bib shorts, no one will know, and you will be a lot more comfortable. The best EMTB rides are over road from Butser Hill in Queen Elizabeth Park, see you there some time will be on the red Moustache ebike

[@rob-c.]

If anyone is struggling for off road routes, either mtb or gravel - get a OS Map and look for the long green dashes 👍

[@jimmyjohnstone7258]

Not in Scotland....not required here

[@belfast01uk]

Leonard having done your first ride on the bike, do you prefer a carbon road bike or a mountain bike albeit an e bike? Did the extra weight make a big difference. Think I will stay with a road bike unless you can convince me otherwise. The battery performance is slightly worrying though. Looking forward to your next cycle. Thanks

[@jollygoodvelo]

I’m always going to love the road bike but this bike is good fun too.

[@roha2317]

This is not a mountain bike, but if you are thinking about going off-road why not try cyclocross or gravel bike?

[@jollygoodvelo]

@@roha2317 Because I’ve been asked to test this bike: I am testing it. Might not be the greatest bike in the world but it’s not the worst. I’ve ridden it twice and, so far, it’s been fun. If it later turns out to be a pile of rubbish, I’ll say in a future vlog. As for being too heavy, I was looking at the Haibike E-MTB and that is 23.5kg. I suspect it’s more of a commuter bike rather than a out and out off road bike but it performed perfectly well on the easy little trails that I rode on.

[@roha2317]

@@jollygoodvelo I respect the video that you made and how you have edited it, it looks good. But can you imagine someone saving up 900 hard earned pounds/dollars/euros and they want to get a proper mountainbike. They stumble accross this video and think: the test from Leonard looks great, I'm going to buy it. They ride it and it let's them down, either it breaks during riding or the bike wears out too fast. Their hard earned money gone, would be a shame don't you think?

[@jollygoodvelo]

@@roha2317 It would indeed but I can only report on what I have experienced so far. It’s the vlog of the first ride.

[@cardiaccyclist7477]

I love the fact you had to Google what to wear. I would be exactly the same!

[@jollygoodvelo]

Being such a fashionista I didn’t want to make a costume faux pas!

[@belfast01uk]

@@jollygoodvelo Cant beat lycra lol

[@utharkruna1116]

They all wear shorts as do i. I would wear shorts if I had a racing bike as well.

[@Bullitluna]

Tbf I wear my old road Lycra on my MTB anyway.

[@Voongi]

Very interesting video do you wish you had a few more gears?

[@normhanson981]

Great vid as ever , my kind of bike , anything with a motor . At least it gets its out riding .

[@pennyfarthing6847]

Thanks Leonard, great review. Might be a good fitness tool. I switch often from road bike to gravel bike and I believe it helps my endurance.

[@jollygoodvelo]

I completely understand that. I rode my regular road bike today and it felt much, much easier.

[@matthewrfc848]

Did you keep it? If so 6months later what do you think?

[@vladimiripotzky5392]

In a mountain bike, you can go where ever you want to go! That bike is super versatile and its more fun than a roady for me!😆

[@migwell7391]

So when will see you on an E Scooter and you must google what to wear ( no flip flops ) and when you went left down the dirt lane I thought you would go in to the woods and try real of MT Biking . good to watch your videos.

[@jollygoodvelo]

Can’t say I will be riding an e scooter any time soon,

[@Stevenafoe]

Hi Leonard, just noticed the old-skool cap .. 👍.

[@RahimMastafaPhotography]

What's it like in heavy rain?

[@dennistresnado8731]

Enjoy Man and ride safe always..

[@SassySkylar]

Another great video. What’s the rationale for one foot in SPDs and the other on a flat pedal? Would this be a good option for those seeking to transition to clipless pedals?

[@jollygoodvelo]

Maybe I wasn’t clear: the pedals are the same left and right but each pedal has a ‘flat’ side for riding with regular shoes and an SPD cleat side for riding with cycling shoes.

[@SassySkylar]

@@jollygoodvelo Ahhhh! I thought that what I heard was rather novel!!! 😂 I understand now. Dual sided pedals.

[@tonyjones9442]

Why would 3 people down vote this video. It was informative and entertaining. Some people just like to be negative. You should see Louis Rossman video on his electric bike fire.

[@jollygoodvelo]

There will ALWAYS be someone, somewhere getting all bent out of shape because of one thing or another.

[@belfast01uk]

Dicks will always be dicks

[@Tomk12000]

I rode my new e-mtb today along the South downs way. Level 1 of 5 for most of it and still got a good workout, had fun and enjoyed the change from road riding.. 38 miles, 62% battery used, but, 3500ft climb off road so I'm happy with that

[@jollygoodvelo]

I’m not surprised. Sounds like a great ride.

[@robbiegreen769]

Hi Leo, I was shocked to hear that you were lost 1km from home, you don’t get out enough mate ha ha ha, E bikes well to be honest with you today I’m picking up 1, not mine but it’s my wife’s hybrid mtb, she was struggling with it so I’ve had a 500wt put on it and now it’s electric, 9 stage powder and a top speed of 45kph, it’s a specialised bike so well made and strong enough for the implant of the engine and stronger chain, a first aid box made be a must but she’s an ex motorcycle lady so fingers crossed, I haven’t told her but she will be in from and me motor pacing in the roady, cheer’s mate.

[@TheBikeRoom]

Great review, certainly would add one to my stable

[@Foxyboy-iv5cf]

How many mafnets do s the bike have?

[@sci-figuy6668]

This bike costs $1,200 Your hard work on your successful channel has paid off in more ways than one. 👍

[@ollieb9875]

Very cool! I too have been looking for gravel tracks and ways off road locally and there's more than I thought. 👍 Bit of road here and there to link them up. I enjoy being away from the cars, they drive like loonies round the back roads here! 🙃

[@jollygoodvelo]

I did some Googling about off road cycling here U.K. Hampshire and there is over 750 miles of it, apparently.

[@adeporter6611]

You didn’t mention the throttle , did it not come with it or did you just not fit it to the bike ?

[@jollygoodvelo]

I didn’t fit it.

[@bonzobanana1]

Tourney drivetrain and basic front suspension makes it more of a mountain bike style bike rather than mountain bike but I'm no bike snob it looks like a fun bike but not really meant for real off-road use just gravel/canal paths and roads really which is fine. Price seems to be £899 so firmly in the budget class so in fairness you cannot expect decent off-road components for that price.

[@jollygoodvelo]

Yes, I think it’s not a full on hardcore mountain bike: simple trails and short road rides.

[@hypnotic247]

I can relate to all your experiences with the ebike, they're great fun but need to be understood, rather like.............no, best not. They open up a whole new world of riding. I now look for hills rather than avoid them. I've never ridden a roadbike or anything with slick tyres, only hybrids & mtb's. I'm more built for comfort than speed. You'll be aching in the morning but it gets easier 😂

[@jollygoodvelo]

An e bike takes all of the fear out of the hills.

[@garygray7945]

@@jollygoodvelo In addition fear of the headwinds, heat indexes , and humidity

[@davesimmons8640]

Still yet another informative, entertaining and enjoyable video with a great host! Thanks for giving us your thoughts on e-mountain biking. P.S. Glad you managed to catch up with the rest of us sartorial trend-setters by wearing cargo shorts on your ride!! :-)

[@StanHasselback]

Very interesting and well filmed Leonard. Does peddling or braking help regenerate the battery? Also, Do you know what the approximate cost of that bike might be?

[@jollygoodvelo]

I don’t think so. The price is on the website but it’s just under £1000.

[@hailezghialemseged4892]

How long is the battery can use

[@MrCyclist]

Do you get to keep the bike for ever?

[@adamwalsh5285]

As far as ebikes go your just barely getting into the fun, for me it’s about getting up in the rocky hills and a mid drive ebike motor provides more balance for this. The ebike they have provided is best suited for commuting with some light rides on the weekend. I’d love to see you test ride a specialized levo or another high end ebike. They’re a different class, also it’s not all that legal on anywhere but your own property without a motorcycle licence and a motorcycle helmet but derestricting it adds loads more fun.

[@thomasllewellyn7936]

bro do u know where the controller on this bike is ??????

[@christopheralan8630]

Good video. I deinately want one of these bikes 👍

[@jollygoodvelo]

Check out the discount code in the description

[@AdyWalter]

Great little vid as always. Regards the battery level, when it dropped and went back to full, would that be re-gen perhaps charging the battery on the way down hill? It would be interesting to compare this with a crank driven motor, as this one looks hub driven. I love my mountain bike, always finding new little trails and getting lost. Sherwood Pines is on my doorstep, so that's my playground!

[@jollygoodvelo]

Sounds like a great place to ride.

[@cyclingsfatsuma9808]

On my ebike I notice that the battery drops under strain, eg going up a hill or full assist at max speed for a period. When riding on the flat it then 'recovers'. I think this is probably an electronic artefact of the way power is drawn from the battery and that the low reading is overly pessimistic. I don't believe there is any recharge from braking or downhill. I usually get 60 to 80 km out of a 48v battery with similar bafang rear hub drive and weight bike on rolling territory with moderate assist. I'll get at least 40 kms at full whack doing 40kmh all the way with a 200m climb at the end

[@terryr4648]

That looks incredible fun and would make light work of Weavers Way in Norfolk, one for your list if your ever this way, now do you prefer MTB or Road?

[@jollygoodvelo]

Off road is fun but I’m still a roadie at heart.

[@colinbarnes1906]

Hi, watched this with interest as I'm new to E bikes. Great tech' for sure and if it gets people out on the bike, that's a great thing. Good impartial review. I don't think that it's for me at this point but maybe something to consider for the future

[@cisco9656]

Leonard Power is the name! #1

[@rallymanize]

Would there also be a difference in how much physical and or e-energy needed riding on tarmac compared with off road due to the off road tyres causing resistance on tarmac?

[@jollygoodvelo]

That would be an interesting experiment if I could work out how to do it.

[@davidburgess741]

Big time. Just try riding a mountain bike on rollers. Like 3X the resistance. 7 or 8 mph on trail, 15 to 16 mph on road bike.

[@robinbarker2607]

maybe you will ride ebike more now..i got a raleigh..done nearly 2000 miles xx great video

[@marksimpson1670]

do you know the price of this bike Len?

[@jollygoodvelo]

My understanding is that it’s just under £1000. The price is on the website.

[@kennyhollinsworth5395]

Nice wee vid sir ...as usual lovely camera work...I found that interesting....I road cycle personally...mountain bike only interests me on a downhill basis and I suppose when one skis for example the chairlift is a game changer so a battery to get up hills seems a good idea....however 25 kg is substantial....how did the enjoyment factor fair against your Italy road e bike ?

[@jollygoodvelo]

They are very different bikes. The e road bike was a lot lighter.

[@SinkyYT]

I'm not sure why they feature this video on their website, it really isn't a good ad for their product. The reason I'm looking for an electric bike is so that I don't get puffed out.

[@johnmartin4650]

bon jour mr. Lee

[@jollygoodvelo]

Bonjour!

[@wakinguptothetruth.2566]

Just bought this and happy with it, really enjoy riding it. slight annoyance though, slight Rattle with the battery casing when I go off a kurb or hit a bump, anyone else have this? Is it normal?if not can it be sorted? Thanks to anyone with advice 👍

[@thomaskrill520]

I have the same problem with mine when I'm offroad. I think about putting some rubber into the case. I hope you understood - I'm German.

[@wakinguptothetruth.2566]

@@thomaskrill520 yes it's annoying isn't it. Yes maybe doing something like that, but there is not much room inside the case, I would be interested to see if lots of people have this Rattle?

[@thomaskrill520]

@@wakinguptothetruth.2566 I think because of the construction of the battery case it is normal. So everybody should have this problem. I do have a baking mat, it's pretty thin. I think it should fit into the case. Just have a look for Baking Mat at Amazon.

[@wakinguptothetruth.2566]

@@thomaskrill520 maybe some bubble wrap packed around the sides?

[@thomaskrill520]

@@wakinguptothetruth.2566 If it's thin enough to fit. But good idea anyway.

[@grahambarker2186]

with the south downs nearby....plenty of off roading to be done there....south downs way? one or two days....solid off road....worth a go....or get yourself a good map to define some great routes...doesnt your karoo do off roading routes? just shove the bike in or on the car, drive up to the south downs and do lots of off roading instead of time on the road to get there.....

[@paulmullins4676]

The new skill sets you can learn from mountain biking will help your cycling. When you get to the place you can handle steep decent, gnarly pathways you will become a better cyclist.

[@jollygoodvelo]

I can already feel that riding this bike makes my regular road bike feel a lot lighter.

[@paulmullins4676]

@@jollygoodvelo I’ve had days where my triceps got so fatigued from handling drops and absorbing downhill drops.

[@normhanson981]

At least it Gets us out riding should I say . Well done.

[@jollygoodvelo]

Exactly.

[@marcoscheider2272]

looks like the motor doesnt ad up to the weight of the bike. maybe you would enjoy a light and stiff xc hardtail, without a motor.

[@jollygoodvelo]

I would be interested to try one.

[@MrSavio9]

How fast does the bike go with the unlocked speed?

[@mikedoyle4475]

As fast as you can pedal it. It's not speed limited - just ASSIST limited.

[@zyghom]

great Leo, life is a process - always changes

[@jollygoodvelo]

It certainly does.

[@AceAbells]

Do you feel like it handles better than the road bike?

[@jollygoodvelo]

Not sure about better. It’s certainly a lot more solid and not easily buffeted by the wind.

[@roha2317]

A proper mountain bike will have loads more grip, this bike however is rubbish

[@garygray7945]

@@roha2317 oh my. such a strong opinion

[@joannenardoni17]

Beautiful country

[@jimswheels]

Lovely route!

[@mancello]

Your fall didn't make the final cut??? It would have gone viral! Saving it for the blooper reel?

[@jollygoodvelo]

Sadly the camera wasn’t running.

[@garygray7945]

@@jollygoodvelo Maybe do a recreation? Or not.

[@davidburgess741]

@@jollygoodvelo I take no pleasure in other people's mishaps unless there is an expert analysis how to avoid them. We should learn from each of our mistakes.

[@ollyv6134]

I live very nearby and ride MTB and road. I know a couple of very local place to gently ride off road if you want to try some other routes. 👍

[@jollygoodvelo]

Thanks. A few people have already suggested the Meon Valley Trail and the track through Creech Woods.

[@richardgodfrey1692]

, it'll be the best Ribble review on KZbin

[@jollygoodvelo]

They’ll have to send me one first!

[@richardgodfrey1692]

If they did and you did a review you would sell them loads. I love your channel and many thanks.

[@jollygoodvelo]

@@richardgodfrey1692 Thanks Richard, I appreciate it.

[@joannenardoni17]

How many miles can it go on battery

[@jollygoodvelo]

Not sure. My guess is about 40/ 50 kms but it depends on terrain, weight of rider, etc.

[@BrianRouse]

Jeans and a t-shirt for me! 😆

[@richardgodfrey1692]

I'd love you to test the Ribble e bike out.

[@jollygoodvelo]

Me too. Can you arrange it??!!

[@Louise-xr5ok]

I have a ribble ebike, love it well worth the money, the charge lasts for many long rides without having to recharge. Not sure what the wait times are though

[@brianc-i2i]

Good stuff! Are you sure it's not pronounced Eescoot i.e. E scooter?

[@jollygoodvelo]

It might be. I’ve never heard it pronounced.

[@Mr229357]

You can also lock at xc riders 😊

[@jollygoodvelo]

Thanks. I’ll have a look.

[@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834]

As i have said to all and sundry Allways have the motor on.

[@sanoroo]

Well done!

[@marksimpson1670]

cargo shorts is a great look....also socks and sandals on an MTB 👍

[@jollygoodvelo]

Sadly not with my little legs

[@scottbert9556]

Military ebikes can weigh 40 kilos for what it's worth. Pretty grueling ride with that puppy. Turning on the front shocks make for a very odd feeling when turning also.

[@jollygoodvelo]

Blimey!

[@scottbert9556]

@@jollygoodvelo I had a far more colorful epithet LOL!

[@hugejobbie]

im 18 stone would this bike handle me

[@jollygoodvelo]

The weight limit is 120kg.

[@garypostell5268]

Should ride a mid drive ebike there awesome

[@whazzat8015]

y're darn `tootin'

[@jollygoodvelo]

I’m sure it is!

[@landylaw]

Still look like a roadie though with that helmet and hat combo

[@retroonhisbikes]

I wear my shorts on both mtb and roady.

[@jollygoodvelo]

Lycra only for me on a road bike.

[@retroonhisbikes]

@@jollygoodvelo some time that extra layer makes the differences

[@whazzat8015]

Cargo shorts ,a tank top and grey pony tail will clear a path for you , faster than a black cape and scythe. Only better costume is wool jersey and a steel frame road bike with downtube shifters. Fetch me my Raleigh Centurion.

[@DAZLIN6]

So funny 🤣 you googled MTB fashion.... are you not tempted to take up some off road adventures

[@jollygoodvelo]

I’ll start Nice a simply.

[@markwalker2986]

Geart video Len.

[@jrsuk1170]

I never thought I'd see you on an ebike, let alone a mtb. Well done for donning the costume. 🤙

[@jollygoodvelo]

It’s all good fun!

[@jrsuk1170]

@@jollygoodvelo I think I want one 👍

[@supitupsteve]

Good lad I never thought I’d here you say you enjoyed being out on a MTB

[@jollygoodvelo]

It was good fun. Very different from road cycling.

[@scarboroughrider]

Would you buy one and this brand . I’ve a trek on order with a Bosch motor and expect 85k at least. Battery on your seems poor and I suspect the bike isn’t a top quality machine but I get you’ve had it sent and review.