BEST CHEAP FAST EBike With Full Suspension 2024 FreeSky EuroStar Ultra Electric Bike (E-Bike) Review

[@theone9253]

I’ll love to get a Freesky it’s a fast bike. Keep doing your thing good content.

[@HeroesNStuff]

Much appreciated. Thanks for the entry

[@lostsierraforrest5542]

I'm waiting for mine to be delivered (due Oct. 22 - 25), just ordered the Eurostar Ultra today. I've been contemplating e-bike for a couple of years now and finally made the decision; I'll come back to this channel/video after I get the bike and have thoroughly checked it out, and will let you know my findings in a couple of weeks.

[@HeroesNStuff]

Thanks for the comment. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts about this ebike after you use it.

[@jpcjc32]

I truly enjoy your thorough reviews and insightful comments. You guys are great!

[@HeroesNStuff]

Thank you. That comment is Much appreciated

[@hmanmex]

Maybe deflating the tires can smooth out the ride. I used to do this on my dirt bike before hitting the trails. Made the ride much better.

[@HeroesNStuff]

Thanks for the suggestion. I usually go 15 under the max PSI. Didn't do that this time...so may be correct.

[@terrancestephens6630]

Good video...I am saving for a cyclone electric big boy..... You should review that bike. After the hurricane I had to dip in my ebike funds ... I bought a cheap scooter instead. One day I will get my e bike though ....peace

[@HeroesNStuff]

Sheesh. Glad you made it through that hurricane. I will def look into the cyclone electric big boy (never heard of it)

[@WilliamHart-u2f]

Great review. Thanks! Could you provide the brand and specs for the handlebar extender. It looks like the angle can be adjusted.

[@HeroesNStuff]

Much appreciated. I used GEWAGE Bike Stem

[@goldbearbunny4787]

Another decent bike for people to enjoy at a,decent price

[@HeroesNStuff]

I agree. Especially if they like speed. Thanks for the support as always

[@dariancollins9746]

what long range bike would you recommend for some 5'5"? Faster than 30 mph and something for riding on road plus 50+ miles per charge

[@HeroesNStuff]

Aniioki AQ177 Step Through or G-FORCE RS ST. Thanks for the Step-Through

[@dariancollins9746]

@@HeroesNStuff thanks, I like my ebike I have but I got bored within a month because of how disappointing the range is.

[@irish....2197]

I'd give this one a strong 8, for a single hub e-mtb at this price range. I like these 26" fat tire MTB ebikes I prefer a sturdy rear rack myself This one is not bad , looked at it myself already

[@irish....2197]

Nice you see an 8 to

[@HeroesNStuff]

Great minds thing alike

[@HeroesNStuff]

Thanks for the comment and feedback

[@quintonhudson6490]

Nice bike good price

[@HeroesNStuff]

Thanks for the comment and support (as always)

[@marksanidad9582]

That a nice ebike cant afford

[@HeroesNStuff]

Thanks for the comment. Sometimes these ebikes go on sale when they release new versions.

[@princezamunda5204]

Good review, Sir! I'm in the market for a faster ebike that I'll use to commute to work and this definitely looks legit. I'm in Australia, the laws are stupid. They call it a nanny state, too many regulations! So a bike like this would be perfect because of the STEALTH factor ha ha. I was and still sort of am considering the Tamobyke V20 pro and a couple others but they start to look a bit too moped or motorbike style... you'll get away with it for a while but I'm feeling eventually the cops will probably confiscate the thing, ugh, another entire topic. But good review, I'm close to making my mind up.

[@HeroesNStuff]

I really appreciate this comment. Thanks for introducing me to the Tamobyke 20 pro. I am a bit surprised that Australia has a lot of regulations. The Australians that I know are very VERY responsible people.

[@carlosaguirre9643]

Why is the rider looking fit? Makes no sense....

[@HeroesNStuff]

Lol. You can def get a workout on these e-bike if you want to (although they are really made for commutes). Especially Ebikes that let you adjust the Pedal Assist sensitivity. If I wanna get cardio I do Mode 1 on the trail...Mode 5 on the streets and try to keep at certain pace. It's hard to do Mode 0 on these because your chain is pulling a motor (thats in the rear wheel).