The Urban Bug Out Kit Secret Weapon - Macfox X2 E-bike

[@TheRealDoctorBreezy]

Im feeling this e-bike a lot more than the last one you reviewed. Great review X !

[@pworker8124]

Looks good for camping. If you have an RV or truck probably easy to mount on your hitch carrier etc.

[@mikelgeren149]

Extra battery and a foldable solor charger that would get some distance . 👍👍👍👍👍

[@MarineX]

Totally agree

[@lancepittman5066]

If you plan on using an e-bike regularly then there are state laws regarding the size of the motor and max speed. In NJ you can only use one with a max speed of 20mph, so I went with the 500W motor since that's as fast as it can go.The 750W bikes like the one you tested obviously go faster so you'd have to get it governed. I'm not sure about other states though. I'd also recommend getting a foldable one for easy transport that you could fit in your car and are simple to assemble

[@2A_Drew]

Great review. Items like this are not on my radar. It's great that you make them known and do a really thorough review.

[@adrianvidal4471]

I'm 6'1, and I'm closer to its riding max riding capacity. For the price, this bike seems more capable than a few of its competitors. I may have to pick me one up. Solid review with the test drive for us.

[@niceguyb1]

You have way to much fun... Great video.

[@IronBr33d]

I’ve never thought much about bug out but I can definitely see how useful this would be, especially after reading some of the examples for situations for bug out. Also cause of the fact that it can still be used outside of those situations as well so multi purpose

[@itstoonbruh]

I like lectric

[@livingworkingoutsidebox]

Great video. 👍💪 I'm building an expedition camping truck. Was looking at adding two Royal Himalayan bikes but those are bulky and lots of added wieght. Might think of one or two of these as an option 🤔 maybe as a backup.

[@CompassCustomCreations]

Great review, I appreciate your thinking on readiness. I don't have any 'bug out' kits prepared but I do have the essential supplies/equipment on hand. I'm not seeing an "E-bike" as a bug out item. Pedaling one of those beasts after the battery runs down is a no-go. The Macfox X2 seems like it would be a lot of fun to cruise around on though!

[@ichikurataichou3119]

You could always use it for recon or patrol roun your bug out location. It's also quite so you can sneak around.i use mine for trails my suv can't fit.

[@richardsteinbergmakingknives]

I'm not sure I'd bug out with anything that runs on batteries. It's a thought though...

[@MrLmoore78k]

Great job looking for one to commute to work in okc

[@bayshark7o7]

X lookin like Blade on that thang. Hunting try hard Vampires 😆

[@UrbanGreenZ4]

I'm just not sold on electric for BO situations... I like them for short distance in decent weather, but for SHTF/Grid Down situation... It's a liability for me.

[@johnandrews1025]

I need to get a bike with big tires because with regular size tires make me feel fat.

[@itstoonbruh]

What type of bike camera mount are you using

[@MarineX]

I’m using this amzn.to/4b5Lyza plus a cheap bike mount clamp from Amazon

[@therealchrisbrown24]

Thank you X! #michiganmention Michiganders appreciate you X!

[@Mr_Nice_Watch]

When the marines leave you with no real skills lol I was in the army I understand, I had to relearn how to be a people when I got out

[@MarineX]

Be a people? What are you talking about

[@bayshark7o7]

I gotta velotric. It's aite.

[@JasonNortwich]

Aside from 1776, when was the last time Americans had to "bug out"?

[@billydamac]

Natural disasters are some where one might have to bug out. Hurricane Katrina for instance.

[@SPQRTejano]

Everything there is a hurricane.

[@seren1ty755]

Winter snow storm