FULL SUSPENSION E-MTB FOR $1600 | BEE ADVENTURER BEE COOL EBIKES

[@vectorhold6489]

I owe one. Was looking into buying a new car a few months back. Realized spring and summer was right around the corner. My commute is quick. Best $1600 I ever spent. Fun, freedom, save on gas and not have to pedal the entire ride if i wanted to hang back and chill.

[@robcoastalga8279]

Love the absolute chit outta my adventurer! Almost 400 HARD. MEAN. FAST. OFF-ROAD, ABUSSIVE miles in 2 months and she loves it!! First things I did, order a handlebar stem riser (20 bucks/adjustable) hasn't budged, super strong. Rear suspension immediately. DNM AOY-36 I went with the middle size for a big travel upgrade (raises the bike just a bit had to lower seat maybe an inch) so much travel and so smooth now!! Totally adjustable pos. neg pressure and rebound speed. Also I immediately went into the settings and raised the amperage from 12 to 20. Makes a difference for sure! I run 3 levels pedal assist. If I'm on 1 and need a bit less, the throttle always cancels out PAS for less or more. Vice versa for more. Walk mode (fast walk unless going uphill) also works as cruise control at any throttle level (hold down arrow while maintaining a speed for 2 seconds) you could use this to maintain a very low helping hand if you got low on reserve power. Speaking of reserve power. Off road I've done 27 Miles and still had a voltage following load of 47.9 That is running PAS at 33% of max avail cont power (PAS1/3 = PAS3/9) and a lot of throttle compensation because I'm constantly riding 20-25mph off road. Recently I upgraded front forks and with combined cloud like suspension, I've upped my tire pressure from rear 19psi. Front 16.5psi to 27psi rear and 24 front. Makes a noticeable diff in power and likely in distance. Learn the display functions. Something I did was change time out function to 30 minutes. Not worried about someone stealing it because most likely it'll be just like the 2 people I've let ride it... They basically instantly wreck when they kick the pedals over and all the sudden it kicks in and they werent ready and then they all of a sudden forget how to use brakes. Don't remove battery unless you need to or for weather circumstances. The less it's being snapped on and off the better. Amazing bike And so customizable or not. Either way it's good!

[@robcoastalga8279]

***Upgrades came from Amazon!

[@donovanw.2943]

Thanks for this information. What front forks would you recommend as an upgrade?

[@mikedorchak1623]

How do you up the amps

[@bigg9101]

With all the upgrades are you sure you bought the correct bike?

[@TheDudeAbides-247]

I had 3 finalists for this type of bike, and now the Bee Adventurer is on the list and at the top. I love that it has a beefier 48V battery (21 Ah) than the Himiway Zebra (17.5Ah), Addmotor M-560 (17.5Ah), and Aventon Aventure (14Ah). It's also $400 less than the Aventure and the Zebra. I'll appreciate the extra battery capacity of the 21Ah if I would have run out of juice 5 miles from my destination and am forced to finish with only leg power with a 17.5Ah battery. The Bee Adventurer is also the only full suspension ebike in this price class for a fat tire 26" bike.

[@adammarks5718]

Zebra has a 20ah I believe

[@TravisMcGee151]

@@adammarks5718Full suspension, Fat tires. I love it. 👍

[@markmontgomery1447]

I'm going to get the adventurer, watching all the operation videos, and assembly videos. thank you for showing how you adjust the calipers!!!

[@amanda.bn.2142]

Thanks for the video! Just bought the bike and I’m having the same squeak on my front end, I’ll have to try what you did!

[@4EverBikeNoob]

Lagay mo nalang yung Tail Light sa ilalim ng Saddle pag tinanggal mo yung carrier at fender..

[@danielfranklin5224]

Seems like a great bike! Which would you recomend between this bike and the magicycle? How much of a difference does rear suspension make on these fat tire E-bikes? Thank you!!

[@TravisMcGee151]

Rear suspension makes all the difference in the world.

[@jerryoliver5591]

Amazing bike for the price... -Great in the snow!

[@waskito3443]

I personally wouldn't even consider buying it if it didn't have a rack

[@williambedard8452]

Great review...thank you!

[@brandondenney4832]

I luv my Adventure his chain looks lose and of course his brake caliber is messed up. Who put his bike together? I recommend taking your Bee Cool to a bike shop that puts together ebikes the ones that i have seen issues with are the ones that the person who bought it put it together. AMAZING BIKES!

[@A-RSpeed]

Great video. How hard is it to pedal without the electric assist?

[@tinglemccringleberry8899]

They never bring this up

[@MCMTB]

By the weight of this bike, it feels like you’re pedaling 2 bikes on one drivetrain

[@mduvaul]

I was messing with my controller to and now I can only get to 3 miles per hour. How did you fix your display?

[@itr0863]

That thing looks super comfortable pare!

[@MCMTB]

Malambot pre :)

[@bfarm44]

Built many forks have many spare parts I’m sure that front fork is a solvable problem for me

[@paulnewkirk7351]

My guess is to shim it up. Just guessing.

[@purplegarage05]

Man that's pretty cant believe it's that cheap, I've been riding my buddies aventon aventure around and it's super fun

[@MCMTB]

Dude this thing is comfy

[@markmontgomery1447]

What did you do to adjust the rear caliper??

[@humbertomaquilon871]

Cool bike. where's the park?

[@MCMTB]

Crooked river state park South East Georgia

[@barczvlog8034]

Hello Sir, Good day. It's look great bike ever.

[@MotorizedBicycleRace]

Awesome video.

[@MCMTB]

Thanks

[@MotorizedBicycleRace]

@@MCMTB i commented join my 1200 member BeeCool Bikes Owners Club on Facebook and it got deleted. Thats a lot of views.

[@MotorizedBicycleRace]

Group has the latest info plus tips and tricks. The new 2022 Adventurers are coming with 180mm discs. The motor is Not 1100 watts peak. You can easily remove the rack and keep the tail light. etc etc

[@GeorgeDeliaAdventureChannel]

Nice Bike !!!

[@ericdunthorne1981]

There's way more things that give this away as. A commuter and or comfort bike other than the fenders and rack.

[@MTBRidesInCebu]

wonder how far can you put it to the test bro? hehe

[@MCMTB]

About 10 miles maybe

[@eidBike]

ممتاز 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👍👍👍👍👍

[@franzfms86]

🤯

[@trippqn]

Nice bike

[@brandonschwitzke7649]

What's the top speed?

[@MCMTB]

28mph

[@nathandietrich222]

@@MCMTB what is the tire size in your lcd screen? I have mine marked for 26inch tires and I can't get past 23.8mph. The only way my Adventurer says 28mph was when it was on 29 inch tires on my lcd. But they are only 26 inch tires and the speed correctly matches my GPS speed when programed to 26 inch tires.

[@MCMTB]

You get the top speed with pedal assist

[@racerx2095]

Nice bike imo

[@jhoidequilla4294]

Wow

[@beecoolbikes8312]

That's an awesome video!

[@MCMTB]

ThAnks

[@MotorizedBicycleRace]

The USB rubber cover on the battery is glued on coz it is non functional.

[@MotorizedBicycleRace]

@@MCMTB the head light has been upgraded since your ebike and it is much brighter than what came on yours.

[@dennisbunkley8031]

Beecool customer service is horrible! I regret buying my bike.

[@grantchandler8294]

These Chinese bikes look good go good for a very short time but that's where it ends. Try and get it fixed when it does break down. I work in a bike shop and see them all the time waste of money. You get what you pay for

[@williambedard8452]

What brand would you recommend?

[@grantchandler8294]

@@williambedard8452 I would personally go for one of the major brands! Of course you will pay a bit more for it but at least you will get a product that will last and be able to get parts for and will have a warranty! And if you buy it from a local bike shop you know it will be put together right and they stand behind the bikes they sell! Meaning they will help you with any problems or queries. You won't get that from a cheap Chinese import. Quite often the cheap Chinese bikes have issues straight out of the box and you can't send them back to China to fix! In the end it's cheaper just to buy a decent bike from the start.

[@erpringle]

@@grantchandler8294 unless you have the ability to repair them your self.

[@YourOwnAdventure]

1st

[@MCMTB]

heck yeah dude