Magicycle Cruiser Pro Long Range Fat Bike Full Test and Review

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

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[@robertbelote5273]

Ha my 3 month old son was actually really into this video he wiggled and communicated the whole time, thanks man .

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

No problem! A future rider in the making.

[@robertbelote5273]

@@DifferentSpokesTV I hope so , im not into pedals anymore but I loved it when I was a kid , I hope he also gets into dirt , my only experience is my sportsters on a fire road , that kind of stuff.

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

I've seen that KTM and Husky both make tiny electric balance bikes for kids. They're adorable. Maybe in a few more years.

[@robertbelote5273]

@@DifferentSpokesTV yeah I think 2 yrs is when I'll start making the introduction. Interesting idea for a video maybe.

[@mikethebikemt07tracer]

Here in England, we are governed to the EU maximum restricted speed of 25KPH (15.5MPH) and we are pedal assist only, no throttle. That didn't stop me from buying a KTM Macina 291 E-mountain bike back in March this year. It is a brilliant bit of kit and with the 29" wheels and front suspension it does all that I need. A range of 60 miles is easily achievable and that is more than I need in one day riding. Enjoyed your review of what must be basically a small motorcycle feeling to ride it. Keep safe, Mike.

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

Thanks! That sounds like a great bike. I also ride a 29er and really enjoy the extra traction of the big wheels.

[@darylwootton5217]

Recently bought a new RadRover 6 and really like it although it only has a 500 watt motor, would be nice to have a little more power for the bigger hills considering its 75lb weight.

[@HarleysDinersRides]

Wow, thank you for sharing this review. Bicycles have come a long way since my old 3 speed, cheers Dave

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

No problem 👍 Yes, I find it shocking that now a person coming off by-pass surgery can ride a bike at 40kph.

[@bmp72]

I was heavy into building ebikes and all the related electronics. I even designed and made my own motors, and build controllers running at 120V... nicest bike I had was a recumbent with around 4kW of power...

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

Thanks for sharing. Recumbents lend themselves well to electrification and run super efficient because they sit low. Nice work!

[@halinabiegalski9509]

Electric bikes are a great invention especially for older generation and peoples with health problems, good for environment, love them.

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

Yes, they're pretty handy.

[@XfinityPublicWifi]

Would be nice to see a chart with the time ridden mileage and average speed. 🤦‍♂️

[@khodiak]

This bike is pretty close to what I’m looking for. I have a disability that’s damaged the locomotion of my lower back and hips so it’s painful to pedal. But since being on two wheels is what I like doing for physical activity an ebike might be a workable compromise. How hard would this bike be to maintain?

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

I'm pretty sure that the e-motors don't require a lot of maintenance and the battery just needs charging. Beyond that cleaning and lubing the chain, pumping up the tyres and occasionally changing the brake pads and flushing the hydraulic brakes is pretty much the standard schedule for any bicycle. The last few will definitely need to done only once every few years.

[@blackbuttecruizr]

I live in the country with lots of steep hills, the nearest store is 5 miles away, not sure an e-bike would work for me.

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

The five miles is no problem at all for these bikes. As for hills, anything below a 15% grade should be easily handled by modern E-Bikes. They'll slow down on these inclines but even just a little bit of pedalling will get you over those hills.

[@blackbuttecruizr]

@@DifferentSpokesTV the closest store isn't the one I go to, but thanks! Can these handle 20 miles round trip in hilly conditions?

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

Range always depends on how, hilly, rider weight, and how much wattage you contribute by pedalling. 20 miles should be doable on throttle alone in all but the most hilly environments. My dad has an E-Bike with a 17.5Ah battery and he gets 30-36 miles out of it. He's heavier than I am and has had heart surgery not too long ago, but still gets out most days when the weather is good.

[@idioluh5838]

Country with lots of steep hills is exactly the place e-bike designed for. If it's all flat - most ppl can just use regular bike.

[@spritual_enlightenment]

It's been an old custom to have a battery on a bicycle so that they can ride easily on climbing hills IN Japan.

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

Nice! It's really blown up recently with lithium batteries being more energy dense.

[@Bengafriends]

Lol they gave the extra battery as a courtesy. People do not receive that

[@orientationandmobilitywith5902]

Thanks for making such a good video! 😎

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

My pleasure!

[@kevint3845]

At what point does a bike become a motorcycle, well in the UK its 15.5 miles per hour, yes after 15.5 MPH you need a motorcycle licence and everything else that goes with a motorcycle.

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

A lot of that depends on the willingness of local law enforcement to actually stop you. The bikes come as they may and even if they're limited, a quick run through the menu unlocks the power. At some point there may be a crackdown and they'll take away the programability of the bikes, but not yet.

[@pugnboots5683]

Nice e-bike, great review

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

Thanks! 👍

[@robynmolle5842]

At that speed I would suggest a little better riding gear

[@DifferentSpokesTV]

I'm an old bike racer and did many races in a bike helmet and lycra at similar speeds. What we're wearing in this vid is already a lot better than that :)

[@andrewmandrivnyk]

i got mine with damaged front brake rotor. well pointed out the issues.

[@Mezman999]

It’s all fun until the battery bursts into flames in your kitchen while you sleep.

[@234234234werrrrrrr]

>E anything No thanks.

[@johndavis-tn3il]

Dang, you must be (almost) entirely off the grid. So just what non electric device did you use to watch the video and post the comment?