Luna X-1 Review and short test ride

[@rodgermingaye]

What on earth is the point of a video with the camera POINTING DOWN AT THE GROUND

[@bobwardrop8483]

Karl, great video. I just want to thank you for putting out so much good content over the years. When I built my bike I bought the chain ring and cassette you recommended and you were right on point. You’ve done a lot of deep technical content and it helped me with my build. You rock dude. Thanks for the work you are putting out. It’s much appreciated.

[@Electric-fatbike]

Thanks Bob, I really try.

[@jeremyearl4757]

Did you notice they list 7.8" of rear wheel travel on their website? I asked about it & they responded that the bike does have 7.8" of rear wheel travel. I checked the frame manufacturers site & they show 6". I have one on order right now, just patiently waiting for it to arrive.

[@abelramos8652]

Its the 2000W ludicrous or the standard version?

[@Electric-fatbike]

Ludicrous, I wouldn't get the standard version.

[@abelramos8652]

Electric Bike Blog \ Electric Tree Farmer it’s always better to have power than lack of it Enjoy it!

[@benzoesansodu5866]

More powerfull but battery lose 20% capacity after few cycles ;)

[@abelramos8652]

benzoesan sodu thats the untold thing about these powerfull motors

[@GadgetJeffTV]

@@benzoesansodu5866 - Can you explain more? I was thinking of getting this bike.

[@buffalosteve287]

Had the same bike but didn’t have the same experience. Not nearly as powerful as advertised

[@Electric-fatbike]

It does do 2000W, there is another youtube video of someone testing it, but it can't do it for more than a second. I'd say that it's closer to a BBS02 in terms of power, maybe slightly more powerful.

[@jhch50]

How's the Bike after one year? any issues?

[@Electric-fatbike]

There is a clicking in the motor, Performance seems to be OK. At some point I'll take it apart and see what the issue is.

[@EL34XYZ]

Thanks for the video. The noise level was not bad when you were riding it. It's louder than my BBSHD, but that motor is super quiet

[@Electric-fatbike]

I will be adding an article on motor noise to electricbike.com on Mon, check it out.

[@EL34XYZ]

@@Electric-fatbike Thanks

[@yogajitsu6757]

Where you riding?

[@andreashochegger7575]

Hey Karl, thank you for the video. What is the average distance you can reach with the 2000 watt bike? Thank you very much!

[@Electric-fatbike]

Depends on how cold it is. In warm weather I can get 2 hours of pas trail riding or about an hour of trail riding if I peg the throttle and don’t pedal. In snow it will be less.

[@andreashochegger7575]

@@Electric-fatbike Hey Karl, thank you very much!

[@matthewjoseph9965]

When you in a quiet area Like a backcountry. You will Hear the motor. In town Area in public street you Notice the sound of The motor. Due to Traffic noise .🤨

[@jdgreany]

im 6' 1" , would the 21 inch frame be good for me?

[@gridlok2]

I think yes. Bigger is better in my opinion. The 19" Large frame would also be fine. It depends if you like your bikes bigger or smaller.

[@NFSUCHIHA]

Well im 5,5 i think its too big for me

[@joeows6537]

Dude... if you would have shown the path ahead, we could have listened to how the X-1 sounds during the ride. Instead, we got a glimpse of your manjunk for much longer than anyone really cares too. The change i'd make is to install a clutch derailleur. Good presentation anyhow. Ride on brother!

[@peterkuhn907]

How tall are you to get a 21 inch frame

[@Electric-fatbike]

6'9", good size. Check out the review on my site, more info there.

[@LunaCyclesLLC]

he is freak tall.... karl is a super human

[@avery5471]

@@Electric-fatbike Jesus Christ you're 6'9?

[@richardsmith8289]

I'm just over 6'2" would you recommend the large or extra large? Thanks