Mukkpet Suburban FULL Review | Cheapest Off Road Fat Tire Electric Bike?

[@GadgetInspector]

Find the Mukkpet Suburban fat tire ebike on Amazon: amzn.to/45noQOR. 👀It has recently dropped as low as $275. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ML-kx9gz]

I just ordered this, can't wait looks so fun!

[@DN-zh1bv]

I ordered 2 a few days ago, UPS says label created but never picked up. That sale is over now btw.

[@GadgetInspector]

Glad you caught it. You got a great deal. I think this is a really good ebike.

[@allstreetlab1954]

@@DN-zh1bv has yours shipped yet?

[@AmericastCasi]

Mukkpet just scammed thousands of ppl out of their $$$, and right before Christmas -- screw this company!

[@GadgetInspector]

I have more footage of how this bike performs on trails and different terrain. Let me know if you're interested and I'll post a video on that.

[@GadgetInspector]

Here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKWuY5qjppmLgsUsi=1gAtNRfMVFmlx4R_

[@erockinoh]

thanks@@GadgetInspector

[@RobertSturill]

Thank you much for all the information.

[@GadgetInspector]

You bet!

[@gregoryy1368]

I bought one of these bikes and even though there were some problems in the begining, the company was quick in resolving the problems. I'm impressed the power this thing has considering I was around 300lbs and it pulled me up hills like I weighed 25lbs.

[@GadgetInspector]

Yea man, for the price this is a pretty good ebike. Nothing super fancy or special, but it's still in my garage. I've sold pretty much all the other ebikes I've reviewed. There's this one when I just wanna rip through some trails and the Aventon Aventure 2 which I'm a bit more careful with lol.

[@gregoryy1368]

The two problems that I had with my bike; the left brake rotor was warp.I think that was due to the shipping process. And the left crank pedal stripped out. That was because I didn't use lock tight or didn't tighten the pedal enough when putting it together. I contacted the supplier and they were quick to supply both parts no cost. When the pedal fell off I was about 2 miles away from home. I selected level 5 and rode home under full electric, up hills and down. I was really impressed after that.

[@mr.j-rcs822]

Im looking for one.. keep em coming, great review!

[@GadgetInspector]

I have a couple more in the garage so stay tuned. We just got blasted with snow though, so I'll have to figure out the best time to film lol.

[@larrytait9836]

Thanks for stating your height! Super helpful review!

[@GadgetInspector]

You got it!

[@daddyk5023]

2 questions: 1) Power completely off or drained, how easy is it to pedal using the gears with these fat tires? 2) Is there a method the unlock the limiter? i'm pretty sure these can go up to 28mph as other 750w motors can

[@GadgetInspector]

I actually demonstrated this in the video. 🤦🏾‍♂️ There should be a timestamp in the description if you don’t want to watch the whole video. As far as unlocking the controller, I don’t ever do it on any of my e-bikes and don’t recommend it. I believe it can cause the battery to be unstable.

[@citg4217]

Your GPS is inaccurate, stop relying on it to give you accurate information. The bike is much more likely to provide you with accurate numbers because the revolutions measured by the magnet sensor have already been calculated for the wheel size.

[@GadgetInspector]

I disagree. Testing on bikes that align accurately serve as a baseline. I have several that sync up within micro-seconds. Any bikes that don't align are clearly off. It is what it is.

[@Ducky2o]

How come the bike is no longer available on amazon?

[@GadgetInspector]

It's still there.

[@KenBugg]

The reason that the speed is different is because this tire has a circumference of 91.10 inches, whereas a normal road bike (26") has a circumference of 81.68 inches or a 10.34% difference. Your display is probably set for 26" and cannot be set for 29". In other words, take 89.66% of GPS speed, and it will be close to your display! (or another way would be to just take 10% of your display and add it back to the display will be close to the GPS value. For example: Display reads "20 mph" take 10% (2) and add it back to 20 for a more correct 22 mph.

[@GadgetInspector]

I figured it had something to do with tire size. I’ll have to look again, but I think it does has a larger tire size I the settings. 28” I think. Thanks for the mathematical breakdown, makes a lot of sense.

[@williamliu8440]

Hi, do you know where is the speed sensor and magnet located? I am not able to find it.. thanks!!

[@GadgetInspector]

I'm not sure, but I would think it's right below the pedal crank area.

[@KwameGH]

Where's the bike controller located

[@GadgetInspector]

You have to take the battery off, then you’ll see a black square on the bottom of where the battery mounts. That’s the controller. Be safe out there.

[@michaelhart5070]

my 1000watt fat tire bike has a 20ah battery and a 30 amp controller so it peaks close to 1500watts and gets me 31mph tops. with a 52 volt battery i should be able to get 35mph.

[@GadgetInspector]

Cool!

[@arturogalindo1588]

How tall are you man

[@gdhall5311]

Good unboxing and road review GI. I have seen other bikes but I like this one a little better.

[@GadgetInspector]

When you get something that's junk it's fairly apparent right away. I never got that impression with this bike. Both me and my wife will continue to ride this one.

[@matthewsprygada4085]

If you can put your feet on the ground while sitting on the seat, the seat is way too low. Put your heel on the pedal axle with the pedal in the down position and your knee should lock. Then when you put the ball of your foot on the pedal, you will be at the correct extension

[@GadgetInspector]

I'll try it, thanks.

[@jeffbrown5696]

Yes that is absolutely true, so many of these riders adjust their seat wrong

[@tommyg957]

That bike has some phat shoes!

[@GadgetInspector]

I know right!? 😍

[@tommyg957]

Oh, class 3 requires pedaling to get to 25, with throttle limited to 20. If it goes above 20 on throttle alone it’s a different classification, class x if I’m not mistaken.

[@GadgetInspector]

Yep, the speedometer is slightly off so that was throwing me off 😆. I checked all the settings but couldn’t figure out how to correct it. I thought wheel size might be it but nope 🤷🏾‍♂️. Glad I had the GPS speedometer app.

[@tommyg957]

Yessir, a fallback is always good, and another reason I rock another headlight as well on my bikes.

[@sixfoursoul2538]

I've had this bike for a year, yes is it worth it for a while of course but after a while you start realizing why the price is the price. A 1. Sooner or later you're gonna want to do some modifications to your bike to make it what it should be but you're going to realize you're not going to be able to because the battery on this bike is specific meaning it sits on a base plate that the controller is in so if you want to do anything to your battery you have to separate the controller, and mount it somewhere else, also the battery base plate is very flimsy and will eventually break when this happens you will not be able to find another one local you have to go through China, it will take a weeks and then your down. Also the crank arms are very delicate on this bike be careful if you stand up and ride these arms will fall off or the insides will grind you're gonna have to buy a nice set of crank arms, next issue is the kickstand barely holds up the bike you're going to constantly be having to tighten it, also you're gonna need to invest into a torch arm for the back wheel hub they will get loose as you change tires and your tire will fall out and twist the motor hub wire and that's bad news, also this company sold me an extra battery that did not work after 10 charges they refused to email me back or fix the issue, I have had this bike for a year I've put 1300 miles on it it's been a lot of fun if you are willing to put all this time and effort into it to keep it roadworthy.. Knowing all of this it's much better just to spend $1500 on a solid E bike or you're not gonna have these issues Remember you get what you pay for it and there's a reason why you can get this bike for 600 bucks

[@GadgetInspector]

Yea those a great points. Longevity and repairability is definitely something folks need to consider. I haven't gotten into modding much yet, so mine is still going strong.

[@sixfoursoul2538]

Gotcha but still take my advice immediately invest into four piston hydraulic brakes you can get a set from Zoom from 100 bucks what is essential also make sure both rotors are 180 also a set of torque arms will cost you $12. I know this bike inside and out

[@DN-zh1bv]

Car manufactures cut off usuage of lithium batteries when down to like 12 to 18 percent.. and those are top notch batteries with liquid cooling. I recommend you not run these ebike batteries down to empty and instead when they get down to 20% go easy on the battery and pedal the bike on flat ground most of the way home.

[@GadgetInspector]

Great advice. I should have mentioned that I only do range tests for the review. I do the same thing for my drone reviews, but never do it on the regular. It's also good to take batteries down to a storage charge level if they'll just be sitting for a while. We could go on and on about battery management though.

[@bigg9042]

the sellers of mukkpet are the worst , i bought the same bike everything has broken only two months old

[@GadgetInspector]

Man, I hate to hear that. You should reach out to them and see if they will do anything for you. The one I have is still going strong.

[@matthewsprygada4085]

Literally everything has broken? Maybe just a slight over exaggeration? Pointing out the things that actually broke would be more helpful to the viewers.