Is This the Best Budget Folding E-Bike? | DYU A1F Unboxing & Review

Is the DYU A1F the best budget-friendly folding electric bike available? Let's take a look into its features, including its compact folding mechanism, powerful 250W motor, and impressive range of up to 40KM. Watch as we explore its suitability for urban commuting, discuss its portability, and evaluate its performance in various environments. Don't miss our comprehensive breakdown to see if the DYU A1F meets your commuting needs!
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[@SneakyJoeRu]

I got a larger bicycle for the same price with 21 speeds as well as electric engine. Been driving it for the last 4 years I believe. With full size it's good for forests too. And it's still foldable allowing me to move it through subways

[@RealityCheckVR]

Is the engine just attached or part of the internal bicycle? This one's about $375 USD w/discount. I like it's small size so that my son can start to ride it soon, still, I personally would like a full-size one as well! Forests and Beaches w/the Fat Tires would be a lot of fun! 🌲🌲🚴‍♂🌲

[@Richard_L_Y]

@@RealityCheckVR 'engine'?

[@Richard_L_Y]

Steel frame then; or not?

[@runawaytrain9794]

Nice, but we're concerned about the possible complexity of changing out that back tire if it gets a flat one day or whatever. Because it appears you would have to ship out the WHOLE bike to one of their specialized facilities to fix it, then wait a few weeks maybe, etc,...IDK yet.

[@illuminativr2286]

How far can it go?? - Nice Review 🔥

[@RealityCheckVR]

It has a range of just over 18 miles during normal throttle usage and under 15 degree inclines. If you pedal it can go a lot farther! Still haven't gone as far as I can yet!

[@skrollreaper]

Hey Caleb, I saw your video about ComfyUI. I was wondering if I could ask your help with the image 2 image setup? I dont understand refiners or the need for them, the setup you have for the ultimate workflow has me very stressed trying to figure it out, ive been trying to figure out image to image for like 5 days straight, and I mean like 16 hour days nonstop. im losing it trying to figure it out, if you have some moments, please help me, thank you

[@GiffysChannel]

Get an EUC. You don't need to fold it and it is WAY more fun and futuristic.

[@RealityCheckVR]

Ok now I've been looking at those for years and always talk myself out of it.. Have you ridden one? What do you think for maneuvering around a busy city event? One wheel or EUC? 🤗🤗

[@GiffysChannel]

@@RealityCheckVR I've been riding since 2019 and I've owned about 7. I'm down to 3 right now. They are hands down, the most maneuverable vehicle for riding around the city. I've ridden Charlotte, NYC, Boston, Albany, and Seattle. They are not allowed on planes but when I went to Seattle, I took the train and just fit my Sherman in a suitcase. One wheels are great, I've never owned one but ridden them. While an EUC will never have the same "flow feel" as the Onewheel, they can handle more terrain because the tire is bigger, they can go faster and so they're less prone to the infamous "nose dive," and there range can be more than 100 miles. Search your local area for an EUC group and see if anyone would be willing to let you try or even have an old one to sell you for cheap. Best start small and cheap because learning is going to beat it up and you're better dropping the wheel than yourself. Once you get a couple 100 miles in, get a good one and spend a 1000 miles on it. You'll be a great rider by then. Just gear up, treat cars like they can't see you, and learn the flow of traffic and you'll glide through the city like you never thought possible.

[@Richard_L_Y]

How do you fix a puncture on the back wheel; how do you get the back wheel off?

[@RealityCheckVR]

I assume with a basic set of tools. I haven't had a reason to take this one off, if I did I would simply use a wrench set. The tube can always be found online as there are many alternative options for this size online for cheap. 🤘

[@Richard_L_Y]

@@RealityCheckVR it's hardwired though!

[@RealityCheckVR]

​@@Richard_L_Yit's only on the one side) kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWOwaYyrjJmAgbssi=sYSNc7673jZy2NFG

[@billbuyers8683]

No hills in Florida however, did you try it on that? Well done on the vid otherwise

[@terhamarie]

Wow this is awesome and you guys are AWESOME!!

[@Richard_L_Y]

Is this really a review or yet another sales pitch for a commission or a free bike?

[@RealityCheckVR]

It's a simple honest review, I often use affiliate links if the companies provide them, still, I only make videos that I want. 🙌

[@johnwilson4453]

Tooo week, not enough torque or speed for 5 bills you can do better ‼️

[@RealityCheckVR]

This makes it perfect for younger riders that you want to stay safe. I agree however, if you are 150+ lbs it will not be as fast as others in the price range.