Lectric 3 0 crash and burn!

[@brucejans7709]

I really like your intro music and video. I am considering buying an xp 3.0 so I appreciate you sharing your experience.

[@charlesvawter1527]

@@brucejans7709 Good morning new friend, thank you for your comment. Yes I really like my 3.0. It's been a good life other than minor problems what they took care of. If not done so please subscribe to my channel as I have subscribed to yours. Thank you for watching and may God bless you

[@Mark-qv4bn]

I was so happy with my New XP 2.0 Lite, I bought one, a week later I bought another one. I thought, maybe someday they'll discontinue it, like the Radpower mini was. I figure, I now have 2 almost new, Lites, and a 20"x4" fat tire folder, that should last at least a few years of heavy use, ha ha. I rarely drive anymore, I pedal my ebike to the store.

[@charlesvawter1527]

@@Mark-qv4bn Hello new friend, wow sounds like that's a win-win! New bikes exercise and save on gas! Not done so please subscribe my channel as I have subscribed to yours. Thank you for watching and may God bless you!

[@mikea5726]

I just happened to click on the video, and I skimmed through it a couple times and didn't see the crash but I did notice something while watching that caught my attention. The way you were holding the handlebars, my advice would be to make it a habit to never hold handlebars without your thumbs wrapped around the other side because using that monkey grip is relying on friction alone and if your tire goes into a pothole or some other type of sudden level drop and your hands slip off, then your going face first into them or you have to try to regain control of them which isn't a great feeling. Prevent it with a good grip, stay safe.

[@charlesvawter1527]

@@mikea5726 Good morning friend, thank you for your input and comments. Gripping the handlebars in that manner is a product of riding dirt bikes back in the 70s. It's a riding technique that allows you to make tighter turns on a hillside. The technique requires you to apply the front brakes and throttle at the same time.. the same technique works on touring bikes which I ride. Perhaps a bad habit? If not done so please subscribe to my channel as I have subscribed to yours. Thanks for watching may God bless you!

[@Kayakmiami]

Great adventure up in the hills. Im getting my Lectric 3.0 in a couple days. Second hand. But heck its gonna help pull my kayak around that regular pedal bike can get heavy after couple miles. Stay safe God bless

[@charlesvawter1527]

@@Kayakmiami Hello new friend, I'm sure the 3.0 will power your kayak around and have power to spare. It's not done so please subscribe to my channel as I have subscribed to yours. Thank you for watching and may God bless you!

[@RWBoykin]

Got tired of looking at the ground. Maybe next time? lol

[@JayWye52]

buy a pair of gloves for riding,if you fall,they protect your hands. I use Harbor Freight mechanics gloves.

[@charlesvawter1527]

@@JayWye52 Hello again my friend, yes I should wear gloves? I have two pairs of dirt bike gloves, but I usually don't wear them unless it's cold. It's not a smart move!

[@Mark-qv4bn]

Riding in 100°, I'll get a high battery heat warning. I had to ride in 115° last week. If I blow it up, I'll buy another one. By choice I'm not driving my truck. It's hot in the desert.

[@charlesvawter1527]

@@Mark-qv4bn Hello again friend, you might want to try a wet towel around where the battery is mounted. As a water evaporate it should keep the battery cool. It might work? Again thank you for watching and may God bless you!

[@JayWye52]

buy a 2000w honda generator,and you'll have 120VAC to charge your bike battery.

[@charlesvawter1527]

@@JayWye52 Hello new friends, thank you for your comment and input. I don't need a generator I have a solar system on my motorhome. Pet supplies all the power I need to run everything in the motorhome plus charge all my batteries. If I were in the market for a generator the Honda would be a good one! Not done so please subscribe to my channel as I have subscribed to yours. Thank you for watching and may God bless you!

[@LouBettino]

Do a barrel roll!!!

[@charlesvawter1527]

@@LouBettino Hello, thank you for your comment. Where was cacti all around me I surely didn't want to fall down!

[@WalterLattka]

Try and stay sober next time

[@charlesvawter1527]

@@WalterLattka Hello again friend, Thank you for your comment and concern. I used to drink a lot! Have not in 34 years, God released me from that! Thank you for watching may God bless you!

[@Mark-qv4bn]

I'm almost 67, and I quit drinking at 23. 44 years ago. In 4 years of riding, no crashes. Keep up the good work.